Newsletters
Facebook
RSS Feed
EH Store
Slideshow: Theater Brings Two Times the Power
Theater Brings Two Times the Power
|
Doubling up on the front speakers lets the homeowner crank it without breaking the bank.
|
|||
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Page 1 of 1 pages
Recent Slideshows
Antique Cabinet Revamped for New HDTV
Innerspace Electronics specially modified a cherished piece of furniture to accommodate new A/V gear. (7 images, 1556 views, 0 comments)The Sign of a Pro is in the Rack
Installation and design options for equipment racks (6 images, 7157 views, 0 comments)14 Killer Compact Subwoofers
We take a look at 14 tiny audio options with woofers 10 inches and under. (14 images, 12348 views, 0 comments)Artwork, Mirrors Hide A/V Treasures
(8 images, 1878 views, 0 comments)Theater Shakes with Surround Sound, Motion Simulator
(8 images, 4143 views, 0 comments)Floorstanding Speakers Find Home in Basement Theater
(7 images, 1840 views, 0 comments)Budget-Friendly Install Includes Security, Wireless, Theater
(8 images, 2217 views, 0 comments)10,000-Watt ‘Uber Sub’ Helps Room Rock Down
(17 images, 4333 views, 0 comments)How Epic Automation Installation Tames 42,000sq ft
(18 images, 5508 views, 0 comments)Control System Provides Security Blanket
(12 images, 1603 views, 0 comments)Theater Renovation Heats Up Once-Frigid Room
(12 images, 1752 views, 0 comments)Design & Comfort Keys to 'Living Room' Theater
(5 images, 2733 views, 0 comments)View more slideshows
Double the SpeakerCraft Speakers
“We had originally specified one large speaker each for the left, right and center, but SpeakerCraft was offering a deal on its Tantra In-Wall speakers, so took advantage of it and put two speakers at each channel,” explains Shawn Worst of Evolution Home Theatre, San Diego, Calif. “Each channel now has dual tweeters and dual woofers, which can provide more raw audio power than a single woofer or tweeter on each channel could.”
Read more: Return to main story
