Audio Advice offers a wide range of choices that enable homeowners to blend technology into the design of their homes in ways that enhance the look of the living space. A recent article from Electronic House magazine takes a look at the ways artwork enhanced concealment can transform media rooms into stylish environments betraying no …
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‘Techorating’ a way to mix tech, decor, style
The term ‘techorating’ was invented to describe the blending of today’s increasingly stylish technology with the home environment, and is beginning to get attention as seen in the video report linked and excerpted below: A growing decorating trend called techorating is generating a lot of buzz. The term is the blending of modern technology with the art …
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Sonos PLAYBAR Coming Soon!
Sonos is making a foray into the world of surround sound with the introduction of their new PLAYBAR soundbar in March 2013. That’s just next month! A few of us were lucky enough to experience the PLAYBAR prototype last September. Unfortunately, we all had to sign non-disclosure agreements and could not talk about it to anyone! …
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Getting Back Into High Performance Audio
For the last 35 years, Audio Advice has carried some of the best audio gear on the planet. It has been a ton of fun helping clients put together high performance audio systems and hearing the stories of how high quality music has enriched their lives. It’s really fulfilling to also hear how having a …
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4K: The Next Big Thing in TV!
We appreciate the great attendance we had for our Sony vendor event. Those of you who attended our premiere of the new Sony 4K flat panel television witnessed the introduction of true breakthrough technology. We’ll fill you in on the breakthrough aspect later on, but first a bit of history. The global TV market is …
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Hands On: Sony XBR-84X900 4K Ultra HD TV
Grant Clausen of Electronic House magazine spends some time with the new 84″ Sony 4K television: It seems pretty clear, clear to me at least, that the future of flat panel TVs is going to be in 4K Ultra HD. Eventually that 4K resolution may be available in a variety of display technologies (LCD, OLED, projectors, maybe …
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