LG BD590 Overview

August 4th, 2010 by Matt P

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Onkyo TX-SR608 Overview

July 28th, 2010 by Matt P

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Acoustic Research Xsight Remote Controls, feel like you are losing control?

July 26th, 2010 by Lee R


So you just purchase a brand new HDTV and found out that you needed more to add to the experience. You decided you wanted to maximize the picture that you now have available, thus adding a Blu-ray player to your system. The picture was fantastic, and everything you could hope for. It seemed to lack something though, so you added a home theater system. Those gorgeous sounding boxes filled your ears and eyes with everything that you were hoping for. Now which remote was it to turn on which device?

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Panasonic’s Waterproof, Shockproof and Dustproof Digital Camera. Are you tough on your camera?

July 19th, 2010 by Lee R

If your answer is “YES!”, then Panasonic has a new solution for the camera buff who may be less than gentle with their camera. Panasonic has released the successor to their popular DMC-TS1 waterproof, shockproof and dustproof camera. The Panasonic DMC-TS2now sporting a new 14.1 Megapixel sensor means you can capture all of your outdoor adventure with crystal clear detail. The camera is also rated to withstand an impact from a 6.6 foot fall, a dive of up to 33 feet, freezing temperatures down to 14 degrees Fahrenheit, and is also dust proof. At just under an inch deep, it will conveniently fit into a jacket, or cargo pocket for travel to any destination that you can conceive.

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The Peachtree Audio Nova Sounds like a Peach

July 9th, 2010 by Chad G

Arriving in the age of digital music where our music is crammed into bytes on our computers or portable electronic devices we have sacrificed the sound quality of days gone by from high-end CD players for the convenience of immediate play back with the click of a mouse of whatever song pops in our minds.

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Rock out like the star you are with the Polk Audio HitMaster!

July 2nd, 2010 by Michael C

Polk Audio HitMasterPolk Audio has come out with a cool new gaming product called the HitMaster. It’s an 80 watt full-range stage monitor speaker that looks like a classic rock band stage monitor speaker and engineered to take advantage of the high quality audio from the latest video games. The 6.5-inch woofer is tuned with Dynamic Balance Technology for distortion-free mid-range and bass frequencies and the dual 3×5 professional-style horn tweeters, with efficient Neodymium magnet structures, are aimed to provide incredible details and wide dynamic range.

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Denon S-5BD Receiver & Blu-ray Player Combo

June 27th, 2010 by Lee R

Denon S-5BDCIConvergence is a term this industry is all too familiar with, often times to lesser degrees. “Oh look, my phone is a camera, and my movie player can peruse the internet….” If the Denon S-5BD is anything, it’s an example of how one device can do many things exceptionally well. It also proves that you can get quality audio from non traditional sources.The video and audio sources found on the rear of the unit include two (2) HDMI inputs, two (2) optical inputs, one (1) digital coax, three (3) analog audio inputs, one (1) composite video input, and one (1) S-video input. On the front of the unit, two retractable doors reveal a third HDMI input, a USB port, a Secure Digital memory card slot, as well as a standard 3.5mm headphone jack. The SD card slot allow for both music and pictures to be shared through your surround sound. You can easily attach your iPod or iPhone to the USB connector to play your music over your home theater speakers.

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Grado Reference Headphone Amplifier

June 25th, 2010 by Rob N

Grado  RA1 Headphone AmpOneCall is pleased to announce that the Grado RA1 Headphone Amplifier is now in stock! The truth is, the headphone output in most receivers is adequate at best. If you have invested in quality headphones, in all probability you are not hearing what your headphones are capable of. The RA1 will deliver the warmth, clarity and depth of a good tube amp.

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Digital camera for this summer? Try the Panasonic Lumix.

June 23rd, 2010 by Paige A

Panasonic LumixI am your typical busy mom and between working, soccer practice, pre-school, and potty training I have a lot of photo opportunities throughout my day! Like most parents, I love the idea of having my SLR with me at all times but, I think we all know this is just not practical and capturing my 4-year old’s class programs with my camera phone was not working either. I have been on the lookout for a really good multi use small digital camera for awhile now and I am proud to say that I have found just the camera…the Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS2. Why did I choose this camera you ask, let me tell you :-) This is such a versatile little pocket camera, on top of having excellent picture quality indoors and out it also is waterproof, shockproof, freeze proof, and dustproof (translation KID proof). Now there are some limitations so I recommend checking out all of the specs on out site.

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The Peachtree Integrated Amplifiers for Digital Music

June 22nd, 2010 by Rob N

Peachtree Audio Decco 2

“Without music, life is a mistake.”
- Friedrich Nietzsche

But shouldn’t it sound good?

When the choleric German philosopher listened to music, it was in parlors and concert halls and there is nothing as moving in music as a live performance.  The digital revolution has given us access to a huge archive of music at the touch of our fingertips, but the quality is suspect.  When played through a good stereo or home theatre system, the MP3 cannot equal the quality of a good CD player.  It is fine for background music, but most of us want something more than what we hear at the dentist office.   Concurrently, more and more of the music available to us is stored on a hard drive or streamed on the internet.  It is like having an endless supply of food, but it is all McDonald’s.

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