Home Audio

Buy and install a quality home audio system with the help of eHow’s resident audiophiles. Research different types of receivers, amplifiers, speakers, subwoofers and other components to insure quality home audio sound for years to come. Build the home theater system of your dreams and say goodbye to crowded, expensive movie theaters for good. Want to turn your house into a dance party destination? eHow’s got the turntable and speakers knowledge to transform your living room into the most happening place in town.

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By 123456789 1 comments
Did you ever have a music keyboard and the speakers are either quiet, noisy or bad sounding? This is how to fix it... more »
By desolator144 3 comments
Have you taken your subwoofer out for the winter or just have a spare one and want to hook it up to your computer or home theater? Well no problem, it's really simple and surprisingly inexpensive... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 0 comments
One of the most common failures in vacuum tubes is the development of microphonic properties. This occurs when the tube begins to act as an antenna and introduce stray sounds into the circuit, which is obviously a problem for amplifiers. ... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 5 comments
CD technology is new enough that experts disagree about how to clean CDs without causing damage or degrading sound quality. Nearly everyone agrees CDs need to be cleaned... more »
By Henry 0 comments
Mastering is the process of putting tracks in order and making them sound uniform. If you thought your job was done with the mix, think again... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 1 comments
The subwoofer is one of the most important components of a home audio system. The subwoofer refers to either a loudspeaker or a driver that brings out the bass sounds. It is essential for the high-quality CDs and DVDs that are now being produced, ... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 0 comments
The Cyber Home CH-DVD 300 DVD player can turn your living room into a home theater experience for a surprisingly affordable price. To play DVDs on your Cyber Home DVD player, follow the simple instructions below... more »
By JamaicanBabii 0 comments
Yay! Just got a new iPod Vid Nano but wait... How the heck do I charge this thing in my computer??? Well, read on because by the end of this how-to you will be sure to be a pro at plugging in your iPod!.. more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 2 comments
Your priceless records might be irreplaceable in any format. With a light-tracking stylus and proper care, you can continue to get enjoyment from them for many years... more »
By Henry 0 comments
The Internet has created a new renaissance for comics. It’s now easier than ever to produce a comic both online and in print. You can dream about being on Fantagraphics or Marvel, but they can’t publish everybody. Some Internet-based comics have ... more »
By Doodlebugs 0 comments
You probably have a surge suppressor installed on your computer but what about the other home appliances that contain expensive electronic circuits such as washers?.. more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 0 comments
Speaker cabinets are used for electric musical instruments or simply to secure your speakers to achieve the highest sound quality possible. Given a certain number of conditions, you can put speakers into a new cabinet as long as the speakers are ... more »
By Chris M. Ferguson 0 comments
Follow these steps accordingly and you'll have a spankin' new CD/DVD... more »
By kllmomof2 0 comments
This will show you how to record your old records, or any other audio source onto CDs... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 3 comments
With patience, manual dexterity, and a lifetime expenditure of less than $10, you can repair broken cassettes... more »
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The Sony CD/DVD player allows for several different playback and repeat functions. Sometimes you want to repeat specific scenes of your favorite films or parts of a song. While basic repeat functions allow you to repeat entire tracks and chapters ... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 6 comments
A good set of headphones can last a lifetime, but it's unlikely that the plug at the end of the headphone cord will. If you can solder a wire, though, there's no reason you can't replace it. If you don't know how to solder, you can buy a ... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 0 comments
When a guitar amplifier speaker blows, not only does it sound bad, but it can also damage the guitar amplifier. Speaker impedance, or load, changes when the amplifier is damaged, and this can change the amount of electricity running through the ... more »
By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor 1 comments
Old vynil records, if not scratched, can be cleaned to sound almost like new... more »
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It can be a bit confusing to set up a PA system for the first time. It seems as though there are hundreds of options, but following a specific set up order makes the job easier. Although there are dozens of brands and models, one can almost ... more »
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Once you have selected all the custom components for your home theater, it is time to install it. Since a separate component home theater system is a hodge-podge of different components, it obviously does not come with a manual for installation. ... more »
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Adding a graphics equalizer to your sound or home theater system can greatly improve the quality of what you hear. Graphics equalizers, when set up for a home system, not only let you adjust the quality of the sound to the size of the room, but ... more »
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When you get your new subwoofer home, it is time to set it up. All in all, this is a simple task, but sometimes subwoofers are confusing. This article will help you set up a subwoofer for optimal home theater sound... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 1 comments
Got new speakers, or just moved into a new place? Remember, the most important component in a stereo system is the room where you set up the system. The positioning of your speakers affects sound quality more than the speakers will... more »
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If you're familiar with fixing your TV's reception, you'll be a natural with an FM radio. FM reception is affected by the same things that affect television signal reception--the quality of your antenna, the strength of the signal you're trying ... more »