Features
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O brother, where art thou training?
The AV integration industry is in dire need of some training and professional development, especially following the pandemic. Matt Murray looks at what AV Pro Edge and ... -
The positives and negatives of a one-make system
Compatibility is a major talking point for AV control solutions. Geoff Meads looks at the benefits and downsides of a one-make system. As a child, I ... -
What’s new in education AV?
The education sector has seen tremendous growth from an AV and IT perspective in the past few years, both with and without COVID’s influence. Sean Carroll ... -
Smart home technology can be more than just a luxury
NDIS participants can improve their living situations with smart home technology, from high-end, bespoke solutions all the way to plug-and-play IoT products. Sean Carroll looks at ... -
Projecting the course ahead
Golf is one of the most popular sports worldwide and many are always looking to get to a green or driving range. John O’Brien looks at ... -
How to minimise vinyl regret
In previous editions of this column, I’ve looked at everything related to the turntable. But now, Stephen Dawson turns his attention to the vinyl itself, looking ... -
Do your cables shield you from system woes?
Cables make the AV world work but there are several rules, regulations and recommended practices when it comes to using them. Matt Murray breaks it down. ... -
2024 Connected Tech Predictor
The Tech Predictor edition of Connected magazine is always a fun one. It’s a time for celebration and for the industry to sit back, look at ... -
Expanding your horizons into commercial
Some are predicting that the residential AV market will suffer with economic pressures facing homeowners. Peter Baker looks at opportunities on the commercial side. After 30-plus ... -
In sync with RP22
Immersive audio is the buzzword across the industry right now. Anthony Grimani looks at what it means for integrators moving forward. Immersive audio is everywhere, including ...
