Contributors
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The trouble with overscanning
In many cases your TV screen doesn’t show the whole picture, although these days it should. -
Connected farms… a wealth of potential for custom installers
Farms and farmhouses are going digital as technology starts to reinvent everything from cattle to crops, a trend that’s only just getting started. -
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. -
An in-depth look at tweeters
For decades equipment manufacturers have struggled with getting the tweeter right. This is in large because it has a very hard job to do. -
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. -
How does a tweeter work?
For decades equipment manufacturers have struggled with getting the tweeter right, says Stephen Dawson. This is in large because it has a very hard job to ... -
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. -
The iPad… not just an iFad
The development of existing technologies and the introduction of new ones is slowly but surely making the smart home dream a reality, writes Stephen Fenech. -
The acoustics of windows
Windows are certainly a nice feature if you want to look at views; but they are detrimental to the performance of a home cinema. -
What makes a home smart?
Technology is evolving at an incredibly fast pace, yet this is making it more affordable and accessible than ever before to have the benefits of a ...