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Posted Thu May 21, 2009, 2:09 PM ET — By Kim Wilson
A perfect solution for a secondary AV system or for tight quarters, the Modena Series from Omnimount offers a convenient and inexpensive solution for mounting flat panel TV's and holding AV equipment. The three models (37FP, 47FP and 55FP) range in price from $199.95 to $329.95, depending on the size of your TV. The Modena series offers clean lines, smoky black glass shelves and a striking high gloss finish. OmniMount's Lift n Lock system allows for easy attachment of a flat panel TV and locks it securely in place. The supporting back post doubles as a cable management system, to neatly route and organize cables. Filed Under: Equipment Furniture $$
Posted Fri May 1, 2009, 10:37 AM ET — By Kim Wilson
Sanus Systems' VisionMount LMT15 motorized tilting mount provides automated movement by remote control, making it easy to adjust the viewing angle of your TV. It can automatically tilt to a pre-set position up to 13 degrees when the TV is turned on, or it can be positioned as desired with the IR remote control. When the TV is turned off, the mount returns to a neutral position, flat against the wall, for a low-profile appearance. It's available in black for $319, and supports flat panel displays from 40-60-inches, weighing up to 150 lbs. The LMT15 offers a variety of features, including: ClickFit, a technology that allows power conditioners and other small accessories to snap onto the mount, so they're hidden behind the TV yet easily accessible. An open wall-plate design provides for wiring flexibility. The extruded aluminum frame makes it incredibly easy to install the mount and provide a strength-to-weight ratio with corrosion resistance greater than steel. Motion-detection sensors are used for safety reassurance. Filed Under: Furniture Contemporary $$$
Posted Wed Apr 1, 2009, 2:45 PM ET — By Debbie Stampfli
Usually, the first question that comes to mind when you walk into a home theater is, “Where do I sit?” No matter how clear the picture looks or how powerful the sound is, a bad chair or sofa can ruin your home theater experience. But new technology and innovative design aren’t just for the latest consumer electronics. These fresh seating options offer style, comfort, and convenience. They provide a killer combination of looks and practicality that will make your home theater memorable—in a very good way. Filed Under: Furniture
Posted Fri Feb 6, 2009, 2:06 PM ET — By Kim Wilson
Known for fine furniture, Ethan Allen adds home entertainment cabinetry to their catalogue. Called the Smart Wall, this beautiful wall unit not only houses a flat panel TV and all your AV components but it provides several options for bookshelves, drawers, storage and file cabinets plus full crown molding. There are up to 17 modular components that can be configured in any number of arrangements based on your personal needs. It can function as an all-in-one media room, home theater, and office. The configuration of the wall unit shown is this picture offers display shelves behind beveled glass doors as well as closed storage behind the lower door cabinets. The center media base cabinet includes component or center channel speaker storage, and the upper bridge attaches to the seamless crown assembly. While this unit houses a flat panel television up to 47 inches, other configurations can accommodate larger TVs. You can go to an Ethan Allen dealer or Ethan Allen's website to find a configuration and stye that is right for you. Filed Under: Furniture $ Contemporary
Posted Tue Feb 3, 2009, 5:50 PM ET — By Kim Wilson
Reinforcing the brand’s commitment to provide the utmost elegance and functionality to décor-conscious home theater furniture, OmniMount launched its new Karim Collection line of lifestyle furniture with the Prism 50. The new collection is in partnership with industrial and interior designer Karim Rashid. The trapazoidal shape accommodates TV displays up to 50 inches on the top shelf along with a center-channel speaker or sound bar. There is also plenty of space underneath for additional AV components. it is available in a highly polished black or white finish. The Prism 50 not only looks great but it sells for a reasonable $349.95. Filed Under: Furniture Contemporary $$
Posted Fri Dec 12, 2008, 1:28 PM ET — By Kim Wilson
As cool as it may look, not everyone wants to hang their new flat panel TV on the wall. Omnimount, manufacturers of sophisticated TV wall mounts also offer entertainment centers to accommodate your flat panel, AV components, media, and more. The sleek and elegant Link Series furniture offers contemporary finishes and a modular design that is sure to compliment any decor. The Link Series features three distinct pieces—the LT63, LC31 and LS31—that easily stack on each other or next to one another to create a large or small furniture system. With the Link Series, you have the freedom to create the best combination for your particular space. Filed Under: News Furniture
Posted Tue Oct 28, 2008, 6:03 PM ET — By Kim Wilson
Nothing makes a statement like personalizing your interior decor with Auralex Acoustics SonicPrint ProPanels. These acoustic absorptive panels are covered in a special fabric designed to improve the sound of your home theater or media room. The SonicPrint panels help control excessive reverberation and room ring that are caused by hard surfaces like drywall, concrete or wood. Strategically placing these panels on the walls will absorb unwanted sound energy and optimize the acoustical properties of your room, providing more accurate and undistorted sound throughout the listening area. Filed Under: Equipment Furniture Contemporary $$
Posted Wed Oct 15, 2008, 5:52 PM ET — By Kim Wilson
Offering up one of the more unique solutions for concealing a projection screen, Beamax has introduced the X-series Dellegno, which allows an 80-inch screen to ascend vertically from the stylish and contemporary cabinet, transforming a room-friendly piece of furniture into a large screen experience. Filed Under: Equipment News Furniture
Posted Fri Sep 19, 2008, 12:45 PM ET — By Kim Wilson
Qsonix, manufacturers of music management and media servers, offers up a delightful way for family and friends to cue up music for parties, special events, or just casual listening. Tap on the screen and cue up some songs to make an instant playlist or choose an existing playlist. It takes just a few minutes to create the perfect atmosphere using Qsonix simple drag-and-drop user interface, Filed Under: Furniture Equipment News
Posted Mon Jan 21, 2008, 12:41 PM ET
New bed features loudspeakers by Anthony Gallo Acoustics The fully custom Transport was designed by Alberto Frias following years of research in perceptual psychology and optical illusions. The Transport's integrated high-end audio system features Anthony Gallo Acoustics' four-inch Nucleus Micro speakers, as well as the company's 240-watt MPS subwoofer. 1
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