Podcast Archives - AV Rant
Tom AndryHome Theater and AV Questions Answered
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyHow ToEducation | |||
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Masimo Consumer clarifies that “discontinued operation” is just an accounting term, so the former-Sound United brands aren’t shutting down in January. Reps from JVC say they can replace the laser light engine in their projectors at a service center. ... more
We're back to our old selves. Denon, Marantz, and the other former-Sound United brands might simply cease operations in 2025.
The post AV Rant #944: Your Old Shoes Suck appeared first on AV Rant.
Lee Overstreet and Joe Klusnick guest co-host one more time now that Tom is back! It’s a 3-man show to put a bow on this chapter in AVRant history. Bose bought McIntosh and Sonus Faber. Kaleidescape won an award from Fast Company. We finally discuss ... more
Tom is back! Like, for real. We catch up, say lots of thank yous, and answer some questions. TCL CSOT has inkjet printed OLED and QDEL displays.
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- The BEST Home Theater podcast
You can’t get any better answers about Home Theater than on this podcast. Tom and Rob and the occasional guest hosts all have experience in what makes a good theater and how to resolve the issue you may have run into. Give them a listen and you won’t be sorry.
Apple Podcasts5skippyturtle
United States20 days ago - The best AV Podcast
Been listen for years and love their great real world advice. Of all the AV podcasts out there I appreciate their approach to get good sound with what you can afford. They don’t push the only way to get a great experience is to drop multi thousand dollars on gear. Thanks Tom and Rob keep up the great work.
Apple Podcasts5davep283United States10 months ago - Re: episode #897
The co-host was very rude to the host discussing Saltburn…completely turned me off to the show. 👋🏻
Apple Podcasts2Eff CueUnited States10 months ago - Fantastic AV Podcast
As an AV “newbie”, I have found this show to be both informative and entertaining. Tom and Rob have excellent rapport and have a sense of humor that I appreciate.
Apple Podcasts5AmishpriestUnited Statesa year ago - Seems a lot more mean spirited in past year
I’ve been listening to Tom and Rob for years and proud member of the 2+ club. But it does seem like over the past year or 2 the snark and disdain for listeners and their questions has gone from playful sarcasm to at times coming across as mean spirited. Every other segment seems pretty predictable now: listener writes in seeking legitimate knowledge, Tom makes mean and sarcastic comments about their question (often times working in a skewering at so-called audiophiles when sometimes the question... more
Apple Podcasts3MCPE RIpoffUnited States2 years ago
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