Author: Anthony Grimani and Chase Walton
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Making multi-room audio sound like a winner
Multi-room audio doesn’t need to be just for background music. With a little bit of work, you can make whole house audio systems sing. Anthony Grimani ... -
Bringing IP audio home
AoIP is a great commercial audio trend, but it’s not yet appropriate for the residential market. Anthony Grimani explains. The pro and commercial audio industries are ... -
Speakers take centre stage
Too often, centre channels are downplayed or ignored to the detriment of multi-channel systems. Anthony Grimani explains. Last week, I walked by a well-meaning salesperson at ... -
Going premium in home theatre installations
Later this year, Quentin Tarantino will release his new film The Hateful Eight in Ultra Panavision 70 – the first time that format has been used ... -
How to implement HDR
A high dynamic range can do wonders for an AV installation, but only if you actually implement the technology. Anthony Grimani explains. There’s a lot of ... -
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 ...
