Audio Video Tips

While most industry experts prefer the term “high res audio”, you can decide for yourself if you want to call it “high resolution audio” or “HD audio”. Gone are the days when it was strictly the domain of audiophiles. Now...

The fact that spatial audio is being touted as a potential game-changer has piqued everyone’s interest, ever since Apple announced Apple’s 3D audio tech for Apple Music and movie soundtracks. With Apple Spatial Audio, customers can enjoy three-dimensional, immersive audio...

If you've ever bought a pair of headphones, Bluetooth speakers or a smartphone, the odds are strong that you are familiar with the term IP ratings.  While IP ratings may not sound like important audio gear, nevertheless if you’re planning...

Most audio systems require power amplifiers. Power amplifiers are widely used in audio applications, radio communication, car audio, live venues, and medical equipment (MRI) among several others. It is one of the main components needed to connect music and the...

High-end and exorbitant floor-standing speakers pack a hefty punch with an amazing listening experience in your home entertainment space. But for those who have budget and room space challenges, would that mean a no-access to an immersive home cinema ecosystem?...

With the advent of the most path-breaking, cutting-edge technologies in TVs on the market right now, Dolby Atmos soundbar is a superb solution to elevating the TV sound to another level. It creates a room-filling three-dimensional soundscape for your home...

The AV receiver is the central hub for your home media system.  AV receivers are your best bet when it comes to quality sound reproduction. If you want to enjoy high quality sound and simplify your home theatre set-up, an...

Do you have a die-hard passion for hard-hitting bass as a movie and music-loving individual?  Then having the right powered subwoofer makes a real difference in the quality of your home theatre experience. A subwoofer, also called as a sub,...

What is a LAN Port: A Quick Introduction A local area network (LAN) is a group of devices connected together in one physical location, such as a building, office, or home. It can be small or large, ranging from a...