Home Theater

I cannot tell you the size of the holes but I can tell the type of screws you would need; M8, 1.25mm thread pitch. Min depth-0.67", max depth-1.38". Hope this helps!

The first flat screen TV was invented in July 1964 by a team at the University of Illinois. ... That year, LCD screens were sold in sizes up to 42 inches.

The Bose Acoutsimass 6 Home Entertainment Surround Sound Speaker System costs around $700, according to Amazon, for a new set. A used set costs around $480, and a refurbished set costs around $500.

Small televisions (20") normally weigh just four or five kilos. Larger ones are considerably more with an 84" commercial model weighing in at well over 100 kilos.

Vizio soundbars (and soundbars) are not pre-programmed into URC remotes. You will have to use the head-to-head learning function of the WR7 as outlined in the manual on page 16.

personally i 've always liked the panasonics, good range, long lasting battery life not only lasts long after each charge, the battery seems to work well for many years before needing replacement. I use BT elements cordless phones with DECT and many other features. would highly recommend them.

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All 500-series Argus projectors can use the 587 tray. It holds 87 slides.

Black, ground. Red, battery plus. Green, right channel audio (plus black for the negative speaker lead), white, Left channel audio (plus black for negative speaker lead). This is assuming that you're talking about a car stereo you're trying to install.

Audio in is and audio input that can be used for recording purposes

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Ususally every receiver comes with a mic that you hook up to the receiver right after you hook up all the speakers and the sub. If your receiver doesnt already sense that the jack is in you may have to go to the menu manually. put the mic where you will usually be sitting the the area and at about head height. now your speakers and sub will make different sounds, the receiver calculates these sounds and even measures your room by sound. now your surround system is set to go. remember you can always manually tweak you sound. hope this helps

XLR refers to a type of connector rather than a cable although talking about XLR cables is common. An XLR connector is a round connector with between 3 and 7 pins. They tend too be used in commercial applications although they find their way into domestic systems as well.

By far the most common use is as a microphone lead which uses the three pin version. Line level audio signals use the same cables and connectors so they are completely interchangeable, other than the signal level itself.

DMX, a lighting control protocol, uses 5 pin XLR connectors as well as 3 pin. The DMX cable is a specific impedance but because three pin XLRs are available on much of the equipment, users inevitably install mic cable instead of DMX cable. Mic cable works most of the time.

Talkback systems are communications systems used in theatres, studios and OB events. They use 3, 4 or 5 pin XLRs to connect the various stations in a talkback system. Three pin systems are the most common and once again, microphone cables are commonly used.

Some commercial loudspeakers and amplifiers use XLRs for speaker connections although they are rarely used today.

And finally, XLRs are used for anything that needs a robust and high current connector. They are frequently found in all kinds of custom built equipment.

There are basically three levels in audio. Microphone level which is the very low level put out by a microphone. Speaker level is the very high level put out by a amplifier that feeds a speaker. Line level is the middle level that is used to feed audio between components. Consumer audio devices usually use a RCA connector for line level.

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For the most part, it's the Line In. It's "equivalent" to the "AUX" port on other devices. It allows audio in from devices that is not a microphone.

Make sure you TV is set to the proper channel, and recheck your connections.

Home stereos could have a CD or DVD player in them. Car stereos could have a CD player in them. The 'best' format depends upon what your expectations of quality or compatibility are. For the best quality and compatibility, use CD-audio discs, with RedBook audio format. For the longest playing time, use MP3 encoded CD discs or USB media. This will not be the best quality, but will give you considerably longer playing time (typically 10x the time). Some other compressed audio formats, such as APE and FLAC exist with lossless audio quality comparable to CD-audio, but are not supported on many home or car audio players.

Audio in a digital domain is used in the same way as in an analog domain. Editing, processing, filtering can all be carried out in similar ways in either domain.

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Bose is one of the world's largest home entertainment manufacturers, with more products offered than most companies like it. While many of it's models are more affordable, Bose's top-of-the-line equipment is the most expensive on the market for home use.

# Remove the battery cover on the back of the remote and look for the model number ("RCR8153603P" for instance) # Consult list of TV codes for your model via: http://support.rcaaccessories.com/index.html (or search online) # Press and hold the TV button on the remote. LED will stay "ON". # Enter the code for your brand of TV into the remote while continuing to hold the TV button down. LED will go out during number entry and turn back on when the last digit is entered. # Release the TV button. LED will flash and go out if number is entered successfully, or flash 4 times if it detects an error. # Press Channel up or down to see if this has worked.

Mine is worth about $20.00. It's 45 years old, and one channel doesn't work very well.

Use the ASPECT button on the remote to make the picture fill the screen. This will not always work. The program was made in the wide screen format and not necessarily made for the aspect of your TV screen.

Yes. All you need is a component cable which can be purchased at Radio Shack or Best Buy. Just plug the component cable into your iPod and then to the back of your TV. Make sure you have your iPod settings set to TV Out.

Modern electronic design and assembly is outside the scope of any home electronics builder. Devices as complex as televisions are beyond the abilities of most smaller electronics companies.

However, a starting point is to obtain a display panel. LCD display panels can be purchased from a number of electronics component suppliers.

Next is the image processor that can take a video signal and convert it into the correct signal format to feed to the display panel. A single board, high speed signal processing computer might do the job.

Add power supplies, a case and a user control interface and you have a flat screen television.

Before rushing out to buy the parts, you must expect the components to cost far more than a standard television. It will absorb vast amounts of time in electronic design, software and assembly and demands a skill set that few people have. The end result is likely to be inferior to even the cheapest televisions around.