[jasonharris]

You can only get so much off the net and most onlione mags dont publish the stories on-line you must get a back copy or the current edition.


What are two good magazines that I might want to get. My interest is equal between audio and video with my video preferences being projection..


Thanks,

Jason Harris

 

[Brian Florian]

 www.hometheaterhifi.com


We're free, we only publish on the web, and all our content from day one is archived on line for you to brows through.

 

[aerialman]

I think you might get more responses in the home theater general forum. my two choices for a print mag (btw- I really like Secrets) are:


for a more advanced hter:


1- widescreen review


2- the perfect vision


for a more novice hter:


1- sound and vision


2- home theater or sght. (both are good for getting off the ground)



- Jerry


[This message has been edited by aerialman (edited February 20, 2000).]

 

[aerialman]

Oh yes, I always enjoy reading in Home Theater how they liked a particular subwoofer and then the next page has an advertisement for that sub and has a quote from the new review!


- Jerry

 

[John Tuohy]

For the hardcore videophile:


Widescreen review and the perfect vision.


Sterophile guide to home theater would be my third choice.




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John Tuohy

 

[avdoc]

I get Widescreen Review and Home Theater Magazine. It usually takes me an entire month to wade through the articles in WR. HT, on the other hand, is good for a couple days and there's always something in there that makes me laugh out loud.

 

[migliore]

since i dont have internet access in my bathroom yet, magazines are essential


i have

stereophile, 2 years for $20

sght, 1 year for $12

ht mag, 1 year for $15?

sound and vision, 3 years for free

the absolute sound, 1 year for ~$50


of what i read, sounds like sght and ht mag would suit you.


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Migliore Theater