by Roy Davis | Reviews, Speakers
Pioneer have been making ground-breaking speakers since 1938, when founder Nozomu Matsumoto built the first pair in his garage. Today, Pioneer remains committed to their company mission – “Move the heart and touch the soul” – by making a range of entertainment...
by Roy Davis | Reviews, Speakers
When it comes to buying tower speakers (AKA floorstanding speakers) getting one online is easier than ever before. These amazing pieces of audio equipment really take your listening experience to the next level. It’s a drawback to purchase a speaker over the Internet...
by Roy Davis | Reviews, Speakers
When it comes to finding the ideal speaker, you will want to be able to listen to it before you buy it. Unfortunately, you can’t do this when you decide to buy a speaker over the Internet. You may be wondering why you would wish to purchase your floorstanding speaker...
by Roy Davis | Reviews, Speakers
There are a few challenges to be faced when deciding on the ideal set of speakers, and there are even more when you are trying to purchase those speakers over the internet. While buying speakers in person is a bit of a chore, it is by no means as outright difficult as...
by Roy Davis | Reviews, Speakers
When it comes to our senses, most will argue that sight and sound are the first two that come to mind. Most of the media that we consume is focused on these two senses, and this media would not be the same if it were not for one sense or the other. Try watching the...
by Roy Davis | Reviews, Speakers
There are a few different types of speakers that you can choose when it's time to upgrade your home with audio equipment. Each of these different speaker types has its own set of pros and cons. Before getting to our review, let’s go over some of these speaker styles...
Hi, I'm Roy, the guy behind Home Theater Heroes. I'm an IT person by trade, but love entertainment like movies and video games. I've been messing around with home theater packages since my Dad's old, expensive custom Bose Lifestyle setup in the mid-90s. Stick around to see fun technical projects and new stuff I'm learning about home theater.