Onkyo TX-NR676 7.2 Channel Network A/V Receiver
This thoroughbred A/V receiver streamlines access to app-based music, on-demand TV, games, and more. Linking your 4KTV and up to seven media players over HDMI, the Onkyo TX-NR676…
Marantz NR1509 Slim 5.2 Channel AV Receiver with HEOS Reviewed
Marantz has, for any number of reasons, stood the test of time as one of the industry’s most valued brands. What I love about Marantz and what I…
using audio as an effective comms tool – comms2point0 free online resource for creative comms people – comms2point0
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Bose is masterful at building compact speakers that deliver performances out of proportion to their size, but it’s been viewed as having been outmaneuvered by competitors such as…
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Now under the auspices of Sound United (along with Denon, Classé Audio, and other brands), Marantz is back on the map. The classic audio company has been celebrating…
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Forsythia agrees. What she doesn’t realize is that Rinetta has her own ulterior motives and sneaks aboard the Falcon in order to deliver this tribute — an energy-laden…
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A photo of a baby girl, faintly visible, on a staircase. Audio from an empty house of footsteps, knocks and a sigh. Video of a bright orb darting…
Blue Yeti Microphone review
The Blue Yeti is a great a option for anyone who just wants to plug in and play without spending hours tweaking audio settings … air of seriousness…
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Danny Brown Wolf, Head of Partnerships and Strategy at Orbs joined Bryan Curtis and Stephen Engle on Daybreak Asia, looking at the first 10 years of Bitcoin, starting…
Best Lightning headphones for iPhone & iPad 2018
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