Televisions have been getting thinner and larger for years now, with many homes having at least one “flatscreen” TV. Most flatscreens come with their own stand which means you will most likely use a solid piece of furniture for them to sit on to manage a comfortable viewing height. Although this is a popular solution, they are also a lot lighter than the old bulky TVs which lend themselves nicely to wall mounting.

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Making presentations and visual displays has always been an integral part of many business and educational activities. In the past we used the good old slide system which let us project images onto a wall or screen, and also overhead projectors which allowed us to print or copy words and images onto sheets of plastic and enlarge them using the unusually shaped reflection device.

With soundbars being in the audio visual space for awhile now, manufacturers are always looking for a new way to offer technology. The Samsung Sound Stand is a relatively new addition to the market with an obvious visual difference to a soundbar. Sound stands, sometimes referred to as sound bases or sound plates are less intrusive than a soundbar, with a sleek low profile which takes up less space, whilst sitting directly under the TV. The Samsung HW-H600 offers 4.2 channels and can hold TVs from 32” to 60” weighing up to 35kg.

It’s really popular now to mount your big screen television on the wall to regain some valuable space, and to find a more suitable viewing position. What happens if you don’t have an appropriate wall to mount a bracket onto? Have you thought about using a ceiling mount to overcome this obstacle?

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Gone are the days where we slap up a couple of speakers without much thought to design or aesthetics. Now we want our sound systems to not only sound amazing, but they need to assimilate seamlessly with their surroundings. If you are looking for a discreet look, these 2-way in-ceiling loudspeakers deliver powerful and clear sound with a stylish, minimalist look.

Achieving great acoustics is everyone’s aim when setting up a home recording studio. Using acoustic treatment panels for trapping sound is essential to your recording studio design and in turn the result of your recordings. Traps typically come in two styles, square foam panels (sometimes known as absorbers), which are designed for the wall, and corner bass traps which as the name suggests are designed to line the corners of the room.

With the portability of our devices, we are always using them on the move in the car, on the train or bus, even jogging around the park. How many times have you wanted to listen to your favourite music or need to talk handsfree and you can’t find a pair of earphones anywhere? They have a habit of disappearing, stuffed in a pocket or bag somewhere and only turn up after you need them.

Home Theatre in a Box (HTIB) has become a common term used to describe an integrated home theatre audio package, combining a range of components or devices you would need to set up great sound in your own home theatre. Typically a HTIB will not include a television, monitor or projector, but almost everything else you may need. Ideal if you are not technically minded, home theatre in a box means that you don't need a lot of electronic "know-how".