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Blog Tag: Home Theatre
HDMI CEC ARC & Ethernet Simplified
Written on 24th Jan, 2018 by Cable Chick
HDMI may be best known for Full HD and 4K video capabilities, but today we're going to look at some of the lesser-known features which are often used as selling points, but are frequently misunderstood. Read More
HDMI Buyers' Guide 2017
Written on 12th April, 2017 by Cable Chick
Flat. Thin. Braided. Coiled. HDMI can now provide solutions to just about every cabling quandary imaginable. Come on in and meet the team! Read More
HDMI 4K HDR: Going Beyond the Limits of Copper Cabling
Written on 16th Feb, 2017 by Cable Chick
HDMI 2.0a content used to have a problem with long HDMI cables. Not any longer! Avencore has broken the bandwidth barrier to deliver 4K60 & HDR content up to 100 metres. Read More
4K Ultra HD Blu-Ray: All you need to know...
Written on 15th Dec, 2016 by Cable Chick
True 4K Blu-ray is now available for your home theatre! We explore what it can do, and what you'll need to achieve it. Read More
Product Launch - 4-Way HDMI Splitter with IR Extenders
Written on 24th March, 2016 by Cable Chick
Use your remote control in remote locations with our IR Extending HDMI Splitter! Read More
Why does my Amplifier use Negative dB for Volume?
Written on 17th Sept, 2015 by Cable Chick
Have you ever wondered why your home theatre receiver shows volume as a negative number? Wonder no more! Read More
Digital Audio Explained
Written on 3rd August, 2015 by Cable Chick
Find out what Digital Audio does in your home theatre, and discover what marketing jargon actually matters! Read More
Audio Levels - A Beginner's Guide
Written on 18th Nov, 2014 by Cable Chick
Become acquainted with Audio Levels and learn the reason why it's never a good idea to mix RCA and Bare-Wire connections! Read More
AV Inputs & Outputs - Understanding the Flow of Signals
Written on 29th Oct, 2014 by Cable Chick
Knowing how data moves between your home entertainment components is an important first step to troubleshooting problems and connecting new devices. Read More
Product Launch - Pure Acoustics 5.1 Home Theatre Speakers
Written on 18th August, 2014 by Cable Chick
Hearing is believing when it comes to home theatre speakers, but you don't have to spend a fortune to fill a room with crystal clear audio. Read More
Product Launch - LED/LCD Multimedia Projectors
Written on 7th July, 2014 by Cable Chick
Meet the new low-cost projectors that have just arrived at Cable Chick! Read More
How to Calibrate your TV or Projector - The Easy Way!
Written on 26th June, 2014 by Cable Chick
Follow our quick and simple guide on how to get the best image out of your display without any special tools or costly calibration programs! Read More
Choosing the Best TV Wall Mount
Written on 30th April, 2014 by Cable Chick
With this handy guide, you'll be able to find the perfect wall mounting bracket for your TV, ensuring full compatibility while keeping all the features you need. Read More
Product Launch - Ultra HD 4K HDMI Splitters
Written on 2nd April, 2014 by Cable Chick
High-bandwidth splitters are now available! Meet the essential tech for running multiple displays. Read More
Enjoy Digital & 3D - But Keep Your Old Receiver
Written on 12th March, 2014 by Cable Chick
You don't have to throw away your perfectly good analogue amplifier/receiver just to enjoy digital HD video and 3D content. Discover the best ways to bypass your old amp here! Read More
Product Launch - Brushed-Entry and Bullnose Wall Plates
Written on 18th Feb, 2014 by Cable Chick
Find out how our new line of multi-purpose wall plates can save you time and money! Read More
Going The Distance - A Guide to Maximum Cable Lengths
Written on 11th Nov, 2013 by Cable Chick
Some cables can run twenty metres. Some top out at five. In this article, we examine the limitations on a variety of common formats, and what the pitfalls are to breaking through the length limit barrier. Read More