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Over-ear noise-cancelling headphones have become increasingly popular as more people work from home. At Audio Advice, we’re relying on the best noise-cancelling headphones to reduce distractions, and have clearer phone calls with our customers. In this overview, we are comparing three of the most popular noise-cancelling headphones on the market — Bose Headphones 700 Series, Sony WH-1000XM4, and the new Bowers and Wilkins PX7 Carbon Edition.

In this overview, we will dive into the new tech many of the 2021 TVs will have in common. We will then go into each model series to describe what you get as you spend more to get Sony’s best technology. There are 28 different TVs in the 2021 Sony line, and 16 of those use the new XR processor. Since we are all about the best quality at Audio Advice, we will focus on those models.

We think there is a time and place for each of these types of headphones. Let’s take a look at each style and talk about how they perform in three primary areas — portability, comfort, and performance.

For this tour, we are in a townhome that is being rented by one of our customers. When it comes to creating an immersive theater experience, a lot of construction can often be involved. This just simply isn’t feasible when you’re renting a space and don’t want to knock a ton of holes in your walls. Another challenging aspect of this living room is that it is not a perfect square or rectangular room. In this townhome, the dining area is attached, making it one large room with some strange dimensions. In this video, we show you how this customer used our Free 3D Home Theater Design Tool to create an immersive DIY home theater experience in their own rented living space without breaking the bank.

Watch our latest video featuring a near-field home theater that we recently installed in a relatively compact bonus room. While we have many home theater showcases, the majority of them cover homes with dedicated theater rooms. The reality is that many people don’t have that kind of extra space available, but still want to create a cinematic experience in their homes. In this video, we’re going to show you how you can put a terrific theater in a more compact space, such as a bonus room, living room, or larger bedroom. Check out the overview where we look at what the space looked like before we started installing, a full time-lapse of the install, and then a demo of a few clips to see how well it performs.