Most homeowners prefer placing their newly purchased soundbars directly under their TVs (or sometimes above). And while such arrangements are popular, others opt for a more creative approach to set up and even hide these devices. One popular location happens to be the fireplace mantel. Here’s how to hide a soundbar on a fireplace mantel:
Speakers are a common fixture in many household and business settings, whether we are listening to music, recording audio, or discussing an important presentation at work. But despite their common appearance in our lives, the way speakers make the various sounds we enjoy almost everyday remains a mystery to many. Speakers make different sounds by
Lately, there’s been a lot of debate over whether or not 7.1 headphones are better than stereo headphones. Some people swear by the wider sound field you get with 7.1, while others find that stereo is perfectly adequate for their needs. Which is actually better? 7.1 is not better than stereo for headphones. When it
Speakers, such as computer speakers, can sometimes pick up radio interference. Though harmless, it can be annoying and can even spook you when you least expect it. Fortunately, you can easily stop your speakers from picking up radio signals. Here’s how you can stop speakers from picking up radio signals: Check new installations. Move the
Equalizers, also known as “EQ,” are audio filters that isolate frequencies for manipulation. After tweaking frequencies, artists can manipulate audio to enhance sound quality. But is adding EQ bad for your speakers? While adding EQ is not bad for speakers in itself, excessive boosting of high or low frequencies can cause damage to your speakers
Regular closed-back headphones have coverings and sealed speaker housings to achieve a sense of isolation. However, as the name suggests, open-back headphones don’t have covers for ear cups on either side. So, what impact does this design have on loudness? Open-back headphones are generally much louder than closed-back ones. Since there’s no covering on the
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