title: Top Demo DVDs of all Time category: Featured Articles reviewed by: Jerry Del Colliano additional contribution by Abbie Bernstein Top Demo DVDs of all Time There is a fine line between clever and stupid. There is also a fine line between a great AV demo and a great movie. AudioRevolution.com has collected 25 of our favorite movies that bring out the best in picture, sound and/or emotional impact.

title: Tomlinson Holman’s Latest Experiment category: Feature Article reviewed by: Kim Wilson Tomlinson Holman’s Latest Experiment A young woman approaches the tall, sandy-haired gentleman in the unassuming and uncorporate-like Polo shirt and khaki pants. She shakes his hand and expresses her genuine appreciation: "Thank you so much for THX. When my friends and I go the movies, we always look for the THX logo to ensure we’re getting the best sound." Returning her praise with a smile, Tomlinson Holman, the creator of Lucasfilm’s THX technology, remarks he’s pleased she’s received so much enjoyment.

manufacturer: Travel Audio model: A Guide To Getting Good Tunes When On a Road Trip category: Feature Article reviewed by: Jerry Del Colliano Travel Audio In seven-plus years of publishing AudioRevolution.com, it has become a necessity to travel extensively, whether it be to attend tradeshows, visit clients or simply going on a vacation. With my desktop and home A/V systems sitting dormant, the need to get soothing tunes piped into my brain dsuring a road trip has become an increasing priority for me. I therefore went on a search to find some of the finest, highest-performance, most luxurious products you can stash in your briefcase for a flight to anywhere.

title: The Basics of a Great Sounding Room and System Set-Up category: Feature Article review date: September 2001 reviewed by: Jerry Del Colliano with Bob Hodas forum link: Comment on this review here... The Basics of a Great Sounding Room and System Set-Up When you start out as an audio/video enthusiast, the biggest improvements to your sound come from investments made in new equipment. Upgrading from your $300 bookshelf monitors to a pair of $2,000 floor-standing speakers will rock your world. Adding your first real subwoofer has a similar effect. However, we find that transcending from mid-fi to audio nirvana isn’t always as easy as flipping down the trusty old platinum card on the most swank of electronic components.

title: The Art of Tuning Your Room category: Feature Articles reviewed by: Jerry Del Colliano forum link: Comment on this review here... The Art of Tuning Your Room It is not your fault, but for years, the high end audio community has created a sense of insecurity amongst music lovers and audiophiles alike. You know the feeling: you open one of those magazines and some reviewer very unfavorably compares a component in your system to their "component of the week." It is only human to be curious to find out if this guy is right or just blowing smoke up your ear.