Author: Anthony Grimani
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When ‘a lot of’ audio becomes ‘too much’ audio
‘Big sound’ may be a good thing, but can you have too much of that good thing? Anthony Grimani reports. -
Why acoustic treatments are important
Acoustic treatments can often be an afterthought, or worse still forgotten all together. Anthony Grimani explains why treatment matters and why. -
Sound reinforcement redux
Installing and calibrating public address systems requires a different skill set to what most home cinema installers have. Anthony Grimani explains the fundamental differences and how ... -
An introduction to PA systems
There’s a lot about PA systems that residential integrators need to know before entering the commercial sector. Anthony Grimani explains. -
Sliding band integration curve
Automatic audio equalisers have a fundamental flaw in that computers can’t ‘hear’ sound. Anthony Grimani, however, has developed a new method of calibration that achieves better ... -
The problems with soundbars
If you've put together a sound system for a flat panel TV recently, you've probably been tempted to try out a soundbar. Don't, writes Anthony Grimani. ... -
What you need to know about speaker wiring
Much is said about the sound quality of speaker wires. Anthony Grimani aims to dispel some common myths and advises on how to properly handle speaker ... -
Return of the audiophile
As more and more people opt for purist audio systems, installers need to consider acoustic treatments more than ever before, writes Anthony Grimani. -
The problems with rushing into acoustic design
It’s important not to rush in to a job. If you do, before you know it you’ll be in over your head. -
A considered approach to acoustic design
It’s important not to rush in, writes Anthony Grimani. If you do, before you know it you’ll be in over your head.