No receiver or amps are needed as we’ve built the power amps into the speakers. However, if you wish to use Audioengine speakers with an existing stereo receiver just take the preamp out from your receiver and plug it into the Audioengine input (use the included RCA stereo “Y” connector to 3.5mm mini plug cable).

Pick one; they're all good. Any GPS receiver that can get pick up enough GPS satellites to get a fix on your position will work fine. Most people choose a GPS receiver in terms of what other uses they can make of it beyond wardriving. Many GPS receivers are designed for independent use (in other words, without connecting to a laptop or PDA) and have small graphic screens for displaying your current position.

It is true that proper speaker placement has a huge impact on sound quality. There are many different theories, but all rooms and tastes are different so it's impossible to specify a "correct" placement. We do suggest you experiment with a few different locations to see what works for you. As a general rule of thumb for the best soundstage balance, the speakers should be equi-distant from side walls and a different distance from rear walls.

Yes, many Yamaha AV receivers are stable down to, but not below 4 ohms. We recommend that you use only speakers with a minimum of 4 ohms. Also, please make sure that the impedance selector switch is set to the correct position as recommended by the owner's manual.

The NASA TV signal uses the current state-of-the-art. The signal complies to the DVB standard. In addition, it uses the latest in store-forward technology. This operates much like a TiVo, but for an industrial application. Traditional Integrated Receiver-Decoders (IRDs) also work but they provide a lower level of service and features that you would get with the receiver-server variety.

From a technical perspective, all of today's systems are very similar. Performance is virtually identical. The convenience of menus has become pretty much equal across systems as well. In the US you can get a dish and multiple receivers for almost nothing (under $30) when signing up for service for the first time. To locate equipment and service sources click on Satellite TV.

Optimal speaker set up depends on the room environment and every room is different. When installing the speakers there are a number of considerations (listed below) that should influence speaker placement. Walls reflect the sound from speakers and these reflected sound waves can adversely affect the original wave forms. The best results are achieved in situations that have minimum reflecting surfaces in the immediate surrounding space.

A Receiver is the person(s) appointed by the Court or under a Deed or Agreement to realise assets or manage the business of a company for the benefit of the security holders. The Act defines the qualifications of a Receiver.

The Executive Committee has selected the speakers for their international expertise. There will be : CEOs, Authors and Executive Coaches, Professors and International Experts. The speakers and their bios are presented in the Speakers section of this web site.

Answer: First it has to cover the desired area. That's why we always encourage testing before purchasing. Second, it has to be easy to use - easy to turn on and off, like maybe with a simple on/off slide switch. You certainly don't need a receiver that requires an operating manual for use! You also don't need a receiver that can be accidentally set in the beep alert mode! Institutional pagers should be designed for silent alerting (our's do both vibrate and visual alerting).