Sean Greer

Danger Zones: Protecting Your Gear from Natural Disasters

Your gear is constantly under attack from the forces of nature. Do you know how to protect it?

By Sean Greer
Posted January 8, 2007

Recently, one of my clients had a bit of bad luck - his property was struck by lightning. You might think that's uncommon, but it was the second time in 3 years his house had been hit. Last time, the only damage was to the windows and satellite dish next to the tree that exploded.

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The Bigger Picture

How to choose a front-projection screen

By Sean Greer
Posted June 5, 2007

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Step By Step: How to Install a Front Projector

By Sean Greer
Posted June 5, 2007

So you finally bought that shiny new front projector. The choices for watching your first movie with it are simple: either unpack it, set it on the box, and use the wall for a screen or skip the instant gratification and be shocked by how incredible the image can look from a properly installed projector.

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Installations: Step Right Up

By Sean Greer
Posted October 4, 2007

Much of my work as owner of Experience AV in Montrose, Colorado, is in the strange world of spec homes - and in this market, a developer with a little foresight is the best friend a custom installer can have.

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Doing Widescreen Right

What you need to know before getting into a 2.35:1 front-projection lens system.

By Sean Greer
Posted December 3, 2007

The latest home theater trend is 2.35:1 constant-height display systems (provided, of course, that you ignore 1080p, 250,000:1 contrast ratios, HDMI 1.3a, Deep Color, DTS-HD Master Audio, Dolby TrueHD, Blu-ray Disc, HD DVD, multi-terabyte media servers, and PS3).

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This Week in Music, May 22, 2012

Blasts from the past: Garbage and the Cult return to form, Joey Ramone's final recordings, Sandy Denny and Paul McCartney get deluxe reissues, and more