Featured Home Theater Equipment Reviews
 Meridian 810 Reference Video System 2,400p Three Chip D-ILA Front Projector Review - When one hears about 4K digital projectors today, it is almost always in the context of a commercial movie theater, with a screen as big as 85 feet wide and seating for 285 people or more. But Meridian’s Bob Stuart, creator of the world’s first all-digital multi-channel audio playback system (from source to speakers), is banking that his new 810 Reference Video System, a three-chip D-ILA (Digital Image Light Amplifier), featuring the new benchmark for projector resolutions, 4,096 x 2,400P (a whopping 9,830,400 pixels), will be leading the home theater market into a new 4K era. Stuart has ingeniously taken JVC’s newest 4K projector engine (DLA-SH4K) as a foundation for his new home theater picture standard. Click for more...
 Sanyo PLV-Z2000 1080P 3-Chip LCD Front Projector Review - The imminent domination of 1080P projectors over the 2007-2008 model year has produced a wealth of different products at various price points. Sanyo has created their PLV-Z2000 as an entry-level product, with few frills, to make owning a full 1080p projection solution very simple and absolutely affordable. Click for more...
 Integra DTC 9.8 Home Theater Processor Review - The Integra DTC 9.8 reviewed here represents the pinnacle of what I like to call the “new way of thinking” among AV manufacturers. It offers incredible performance, features and connectivity options for a modest cost. At around $1,500 retail, the Integra DTC 9.8 isn’t expensive, considering I’d put it up against the likes of some of the industry’s most touted offerings. Click for more...
 Pioneer KURO PDP-4280HD Plasma HDTV Review - Pioneer’s 2007 line of KURO plasmas drew rave reviews pretty much across the board. The smallest and least expensive of the KURO lineup, the PDP-4280HD has a 42-inch screen size and a 1024 x 768 resolution. The generous connection panel includes four HDMI, two component video, and one PC input, as well as a CableCARD slot and dual RF inputs to access the internal ATSC, NTSC, and Clear-QAM tuners. The HDMI inputs accept both 1080p/60 and 1080p/24. Picture-in-picture and the TV Guide on Screen program guide are available. Click for more...
 Sunfire TGA 7401 Multi-Channel Amplifier Review - Bob Carver is a legend in the audio industry, for good reason. A physicist by training and a gadget-head by nature, Carver has been building amplifiers almost all his life, making many groundbreaking improvements on old themes. Starting with his early cube amplifiers and mighty yet tiny “True” subwoofers, Carver has never been one to sit on his laurels. Click for more...
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