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* Learn all the steps to mounting in-wall/ceiling speakers and volume controls
* Walks you through every step of the project, start to finish
* Organized by chapters for easy learn-as-you-go navigation
This new do-it-yourself DVD picks up where the Wiring Your Home for Voice, Data and Broadband RF Networks DVD leaves off and shows you how to install a whole-house music distribution system in your own home. The DVD takes you through the project from start to finish in a 2,200 sq. ft. home, covering all the equipment, wiring, and installation steps you'll need using the latest tools and techniques.
The DVD covers the planning phase, prewire, trim-out, system configuration, and system testing organized by chapters covering each step of the installation so you can easily review any part of the job.
(about 60 minutes)
This video was added to our catalog on June 25, 2005 in Construction::Electrical, Construction::Smart Homes, and Electronics, Computers & Radio.
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I enjoyed this video and learned quite a bit from it. However, if your goal is to build a personal home theater, be aware that this video only covers the aspects of a structured A/V cabling network. It does not discuss all the various aspects of designing and equipping a particular room for exceptional accoustics.
This may be a good introduction but in my view it does not give much detailed advice or instructions to tackle a real life project. It seems like a "primer" for buying one of the real technical DVDs from this publisher!
Excellent video ! Very informative, profession production quality, fast- paced.
Product description is misleading and incomplete. It fails to state the video is primarily for installing manufacturer specific hardware into an unfinished home.
Video primarily focuses on proprietary hardware from a single manufacturer. It seems to be more of a training video for installers employed by the same manufacturer in unfinished homes. It makes little mention of installation in a pre-existing home.
The video mixes simple wiring concepts with inadequate explanations of scenarios having increased complexity.
Even the leading male actor seems to have a problem correctly pronouncing some terminology. His pronunciation of the word "coaxial" sounds like he is saying "co-actual."
