Home Theater

Ever wondered why sometimes your stereo speakers start to hum when you plug certain components in? The most likely cause of humming in audio equipment is due to a ground loop in your home or apartment mains power wiring. A ground loop occurs through differences in resistance in the electrical system. When you connect your computer to your stereo, a path is provided for electricity to flow from one wall socket to another as the electrical system tries to balance itself. This causes your speakers to hum.

It sounds like a problem with the MAF/MAP sensor - depending on vehicle make, model and year - either Mass Air Flow sensor (measures amount of air flowing into the engine) or Manifold Absolute Pressure sensor (measures vacuum in the intake manifold), either of which gives the computer information on engine airflow and load. Depending on vehicle, it has specific volt or ohm readings that need to be verified for proper operation.

I used 6m bolts and washers with measurements of 20.00 length and .1 Screw point. I bought them at Lowes for less then $5.00 and they worked great for my TV. However, I have a Sumsung but I was told that the brand does not matter as much as the size of the TV. Hope this helps.

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Truthfully, at best you'd only be able to get a rebuilt and then you'd better be prepared to shell out more than the TV originally cost for the new tube. Better off getting another TV.

Hi yes Bose home theater system is very easy to install. Recently I have installed one home theater system with the help of Branham Sound which is situated in South Carolina USA. It not only provides qualitative home audio and video systems but help to install them in proper place with proper manner at an affordable price.

Yes, however the contacts on the 3.5 mm plug are very small and require a lot of patience in soldering. You can purchase a pre-made cable for about the same price as all the connectors and the wire.

The Insignia 5.1 Channel Home Theatre system includes a subwoofer.

I was tryin to do the same research, just happened to hit on this question. Here are few things that would help you decide if you want a wired / wireless spkr - If you willing to compromise on quality, you could try Wireless. - Not worth the efforts to get it wireless, wireless technology has not yet evolved to a state that can give you Quality on wireless connection (esp if you are lookin to make a home theater system wireless, i think you are) - Wireless cannot transfer power to run your speaker, so only audio is sent thru wireless, the speakers are to be wired for power anywayz. (Battery power willnot last you too long) --- After reading reviews on the same, looks like you are better off with Wires than wireless.. Here is a solution, if you really wanna go wireless (never tried, so dunno about the outcome, the site claims that it works) Check their products received and transmitter, should work for you! http://www.soundolier.com/products/maestroSWR.aspx

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Maybe. If you need to drive passive speakers, you will need an amplifier. If you have powered speakers, you might not be able to control the volume of the signal.

There are a number of projectors that can be mounted vertically. It is important to ensure that the cooling system will operate correctly and the manufacturer will be able to advise.

Any projector can be used to project vertically by using a mirror in front of the lens. With the projector horizontal, a mirror at about 45 degrees will direct the image upwards or downwards. The mirror will need to be mounted firmly to avoid slippage and vibration.

Although any mirror can be used, it should ideally be a front silvered or first surface mirror. This type of mirror reflects light on the front surface and avoids a ghost reflection caused by the front and rear surfaces of the glass both reflecting light. An audio visual system integrator may be able to supply mirrors, mounting frames and installation guidance.

On the 98 a black plastic 'box" under the hood on the right side about mid-way between the firewall and grill. Open by lifting the cover a copper connection block is there. That is the Positive connection, anywhere on the engine block is the negative side. Just make sure it is out of the way of moving parts before starting engine. Good luck.TomP

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Use the remote that came with your receiver to control the volume. Your Logitech Revue or Sony Internet TV can be connected to the receiver with HDMI or optical digital connections.

A 7.2 surround receiver is used for viewing movies encoded with 7.1 channel surround sound. Very few movies have this many channels, so most of the time it will be doing 5.1 surround. The .2 part indicates the receiver has 2 subwoofer outputs, however, they are the same channel information.

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3D sound is a technique used to place sounds around listeners so that they have an impression of sound coming from locations in front, behind, above and below them. The techniques make extensive use of sound processing or specialized recording techniques.

It is not surround sound but 3D sound can make use of a surround sound replay systems or two speaker stereo systems. More commonly, headphones are used to accurately reproduce 3D sound.

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You cannot connect a receiver to this TV. It has no audio outputs. You can connect your stereo to an external source, such as DVD or BluRay player, or a game console.

Hi usually wireless home theater system is costly to install. But few months ago I installed home theater in my home with the help of branhamsound.com, a very famous company of USA. Its installation price is affordable and it installed the home theater in a very good way. I think I will not face any problem in future regarding this.

I have a AV surround sound VR-206 and I want to hook up my digital cable receiver and my DVD player but I want to be able to watch tv programs without using the amp