Archives for 2003

Break free of computer rooms and portable digital players with Onkyo's Net-Tune Ethernet 'stereo receiver' technology

Onkyo is positioning its Net-Tune® technology as an easy-to-use home audio network that delivers audio from PCs and digital media files to hi-fi stereo and home theater systems. Net-Tune is available as a compact ‘stereo receiver’ component, the NC-500, priced at $400 (US) by itself, or $500 (US) in a compact stand-alone package with speakers. Net-Tune capability is also provided on the Onkyo TX-NR900, its full-featured 7.1-channel home theater A/V receiver ($1,500 US).

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UK-based PDT developed this affordable device that allows you to listen to PC-based audio anywhere in your home

Unlike expensive broadband solutions, the InTune 200 is wireless and portable. It does not require a hard-wired network connection. You can listen to the Web radio, MP3 files, or other PC-based music of your choice, in the location of your choice, with a range of up to 300 ft.

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Energy adds a new multi-purpose L/C/R model to the Connoisseur Series for installers

Energy’s new C-C3 is a three way design with dual 2″ midrange drivers in a custom array, allowing either vertical or horizontal placement. The speaker has been designed with custom installation in mind, to serve as either a reference center channel, or in a L/C/R arrangement in the front three channels, with accompanying Connoisseur Series rear channel products and a subwoofer of choice.

Available in February 2003, suggested retail $600 (US) each, in either Black Ash or Canadian Maple/Silver.

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