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Top 10 Home Theater Mistakes

www.thehometheaterinsider.com reveals ‘The Top 10 Mistakes Home Theater Owners Make & How to Avoid Them’

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This entry was posted on Thursday, January 15th, 2009 at 10:10 pm and is filed under Audio Visual Equipment. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Responses are currently closed, but you can trackback from your own site.

25 Responses to “Top 10 Home Theater Mistakes”

  1. @rminb010204 Yeah.
    If you bought a HD DVD player as this video sugest you would waste 300 dollars in a piece of shit that is now totally useless.

  2. DallasfuckingTT on January 15th, 2010 at 10:10 pm

    ha, who the hell wrote this?

  3. #5……EPIC FAIL.

  4. yeah what was that abiout?

  5. I totally agree with number 1. great vid.

  6. @ rybo collier yeah dude same thing

  7. Thanks!

  8. Fake moon landings?

  9. fucking hilarious. You sir, are a true gentleman and a scholar.

  10. I like how the HD-DVD vs Blu Ray war ended 4 months after this video was released.

  11. actully it dosent mater what cables the difrence is so small you will never notice the difrence dont be a idiot and spend mor on the cables than on evry thing else

  12. Actually Monster cables are super regarding picture quality they are very very good and not super expensive either.
    regarding speaker cables Linn have the best i have listened to a lot of cables and i think for the price the linn K series are the best. the linn K20/400/600 have been around for atlest 25 years and they havent changed them and they are avaliable on the second hand market…

  13. For all cables lovers : cables are just meant to transport electrical signals. Can you really tell the difference between a 300$ Monster Cable speaker wire and a simple lamp cord, given that both are the same gauge and lenght? Honestly, make the test with some friends, you will hear no differences at all.

  14. A lot of double blind tests have been made with HDMI cables (Consumer Report, Protégez-Vous, etc.). Nobody was able to tell the difference between a 300$ Monster Cable and a 20$ No Name cable. I have never spent more than 25$ on a HDMI cable, and everything works fine in my system. Why wasting your money? You are paying for a BRAND NAME.

  15. Let’s go buy a HD-DVD player!

  16. This video is hilarious.

  17. lol.. are you kidding?

  18. For Video calibration use ISF its so much better then Avia and DVE put together, thoughs discs are cheap and you will get a cheap looking picture because of it

  19. wanna see a home theater, check my vids

  20. I feel sorry for the people that bought a $1000 HD DVD player.

  21. The Blu-Ray vs HD-DVD wont be resolved anytime soon.

    That has to be the funniest and dumb statement in the history of youtube.

  22. I have a pretty good TV and cable box….
    a sony TV and a motorola cable box, got HDTV and time warner cable. Got a PS3 and Wii, and i have a collection of DVD’s….. Pretty good, right? Not too much not too little

  23. you people are idiots.. this would be common knowledge to the average half intelligent person.. and at 2:17 “fake moon landing”? you incompetent fools

  24. i think he is more referring to Monster HDMI cables being exactly the same as the no name 30$ cable when it comes to transmitting digital information.

  25. Doctors2Advocate on January 15th, 2010 at 10:10 pm

    People buy HDTV’s and then put their standard cable on it and wonder why it’s still shit