
Get the most out of your home theater with the latest advances, product reviews, and all things audio and video. Every Thursday, Scott Wilkinson shares his expertise, energy, and enthusiasm about how to make your A/V system sound and look its best. In this short-format podcast, Scott brings you news, reviews, interviews, and commentary, and answers your questions. Submit your home theater queries ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 139 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

Over-the-air (OTA) TV delivers a lot of programming to homes for free. It works when the internet goes down, it's better than cable or streaming in terms of resolution and clarity with no harsh compression, it's immune to corporate disputes that resu... more
Find out how Christopher Nolan's next epic is pushing IMAX technology to new limits, plus replies about wireless surround systems, high-res audio, and finding compact 2.0 speakers! Get real-world answers to listener questions and wise gear recommenda... more
Jeremy Kipnis had what is probably the most extensive—and expensive—home theater in the world. Unfortunately, he passed away in 2019, and his incredible theater is no more. But it's worth remembering for its staggering grandeur.
Host: Scott Wilkinso... more
Listener Jason asks which is better for the center channel: a speaker designed for that purpose, or the same speaker as the front left and right? What are the pros and cons of each approach? Also, same question for the surround speakers. Scott Wilkin... more
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There are better ways to monetize. Too many episodes are subscriber only. It’s like a forced Patreon. Also, many episodes are extremely short that could be combined.
Wish I could find a replacement.
Recently cancelled due to "comercial considerations"...not enough add revenue. What a bunch of DA's You should be able to support a commercial loser of this quality (the best). TWIT is becoming less relevent every day and they richly deserve what they are going to get.
Long time listener and love this show, so many fascinating guests. Why is it in mono? Are we still living in the 1940s?
I was looking forward to shows dedicated to product reviews, the A1E in particular, but the whole show went nowhere. They basically spent the whole show explaining the terms they were using and the concepts and told us next to nothing about the television.
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Apple Podcasts | #205 |
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The podcast focuses on home theater technology, exploring the latest advancements, product reviews, and practical advice for optimizing audio-visual systems. Each episode features Scott Wilkinson, who brings energy and expertise to the discussion, often answering listener questions submitted via email or social media. Additionally, the show includes interviews with industry professionals and reviews of new equipment, making it a valuable resource for both home theater enthusiasts and professionals looking to stay informed about the latest trends and technologies. The conversational format coupled with in-depth technical content makes it appealing for those passionate about enhancing their home viewing experience.
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Home Theater Geeks launched 16 years ago and published 139 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Home Theater Geeks include:
1. Michael Heiss
2. Terrence Huntington
3. Jeremy Shields
4. Anthony Grimani
5. Mike Heiss
6. Brent Butterworth
7. Robert Zohn
8. Jason Dustal
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