Audiovisual support: It is surprising how TV-makers seem to deem sound- reproduction a secondary concern behind dressing up the features — much like makers of portable music players.
In the case of televisions, the audio shortfalls have created a secondary market for sound systems to go with your flat-screen wonders. Equally, crafting furniture to suit expensive high-definition wonders is rather neglected.
Yamaha, known for its audio equipment, has taken a sound approach to the question of TV furniture with its just-released TV stand, the Polyphony YRS-1000.
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