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Home Theater Home Theater Before You Buy What to Buy Tips and Tools From Robert Silva, your Guide to Home Theater Welcome to my Weekly Home Theater Newsletter! This week I have a lot of great product news, starting off with my review of an inexpensive soundbar system from Boston Acoustics, as well as a peek at Yamaha's new 3D-ready home theater receivers, McIntosh Lab's $8,000 Blu-ray Disc player, and a new DLP TV product line from Mitsubishi. On a sad note, a high-end speaker brand and a maker of media servers and controllers are leaving the home theater market. Boston Acoustics TVee Model 20 Soundbar/Wireless Sub System The Boston Acoustics TVee Model 20 is a self-contained, easy-to-use system that is designed to complement a flat panel TV for an intimate, satisfying, listening experience for those that don't want to spend the money or hassle with the clutter of a multi-speaker home theater system. The TVee Model 20 combines a 2 channel speaker/amplifier with a wireless subwoofer. The sub receives audio signals without an unsightly audio cable. For more details on whether the TVee Model 20 is right for you, check out both my Review as well as my up-close Photo Gallery. Photos (c) Robert Silva - Licensed to About.com Yamaha Intros 3D-Ready Home Theater Receivers Yamaha has announced its latest line of Home Theater Receivers that bring more advanced features to an affordable price level. The three new Home Theater Receivers: RX-V367, RX-V467, and RX-V567 are all... Read more McIntosh Labs Debuts First Blu-ray Disc Player Despite the lagging economy and the recent Lexicon/OPPO fiasco, which called into question the true value of Blu-ray Disc players marketed to high-end consumers, McIntosh Labs has just announced that the time is right for an $8,000 Blu-ray Disc player. However, unlike the Lexicon and similar cases where a high-end manufacturer has "rebadged" a less expensive existing player, the MVP881 BR appears to be engineered from the ground up...Read more Mitsubishi Announces New 3D-TV Line-up While most TV manufacturers are releasing their first crop of 3D-enabled TVs this year, Mitsubishi has been offering 3D-enabled DLP rear projection televisions for a few years already. However, with the new 3D Blu-ray and TV broadcast standards now in place, Mitsubishi is ready to go with a new generation of large screen 3D DLP sets that are not only compatible with the new 3D standards, but are much more affordable, per-inch, than any 3D Plasma or LCD TV...Read more Home Theater Ads Home Theater Systems Sub Woofer Speakers Audioengine Sub Polk Speakers Zvox Soundbar Featured Articles D&M Holdings to Discontinue Snell and Escient Brands The Truth About "LED" Televisions Boston Acoustics 5.1 Speaker System - Product of the Week Question: What Does the .1 Mean in Surround Sound Term Of The Week: Component Video Connection Home Theater-in-a-Box Systems   More from About.com Disney Trip Planner Everything you need to plan the perfect Disney vacation -- from when to go and what to do, to saving money and picking a hotel. More > Join About.com's User Panel! Share your opinions and help us make About.com more relevant, informative and enjoyable to use. More> This newsletter is written by: Robert Silva Home Theater Guide Email Me | My Blog | My Forum   Sign up for more free newsletters on your favorite topics You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the About Home Theater newsletter. If you wish to change your email address or unsubscribe, please click here. About respects your privacy: Our Privacy Policy Contact Information: 249 West 17th Street New York, NY, 10011 © 2010 About.com   Must Reads Budgeting for a Home Theater Add the Internet to Your Home Theater 3D Home Theater Basics (so far) What is Wireless Home Theater? Home Theater Connection Gallery Advertisement