Chris Eberle

Co-Editor-in-Chief at Secrets of Home Theater and High Fidelity

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DALI Epikore 3 Bookshelf Speaker Review

1 month ago | hometheaterhifi.com | Chris Eberle

DALI’s Epikore 3 Bookshelf Speaker combines technology from its Kore and Epicon series to create a unique blend of driver types in a premium enclosure to deliver high-end sound and rich dynamics. DALI’s Epikore 3 Bookshelf Speaker is a luxury stand-mount speaker with three distinct driver types, a unique crossover, and a premium cabinet. The three-way design includes a large bass port in back along with four heavy-duty binding posts for bi-wiring or bi-amping.
Epson QB1000 4K 3LCD Laser Projector Review

1 month ago | hometheaterhifi.com | Chris Eberle

Epson’s new QB1000 4K 3LCD Laser Projector is a high-brightness home theater display with Ultra HD resolution, HDR10+, and 3,300 lumens of white and color light output. It’s tremendously flexible with a motorized lens, extensive calibration options, and image quality assured by ISF certification.
Epson EpiqVision Mini EF22 Portable Laser Projector Review

Dec 12, 2024 | hometheaterhifi.com | Chris Eberle

Epson’s EpiqVision Mini EF22 Portable Laser Projector is a convenient and capable television replacement. It sports 1,000 lumens of color and white brightness plus a host of convenience features, Google TV, and premium build quality for under $1,000. The Epson EpiqVision Mini EF22 Portable Laser Projector is a 3-chip 3LCD laser diode projector with 1080p resolution, 1,000 lumens color & white brightness, autofocus & geometry, Google TV, and a tilt & swivel stand.
Jeanne Tillman’s story

Nov 12, 2024 | hometowndebate.com | Chris Eberle

By Chris Eberle Jeanne Tillman was born on June 18, 1948, in Ryderwood, Washington, to George and Geneva McKune. Her father George worked as a construction worker, while Geneva dedicated herself to being a stay-at-home mom. Jeanne grew up alongside her three brothers, Tom, Don, and Bob, and her sister, Sandy, in the close-knit community of Toledo, Washington. The family shared a simple, yet fulfilling life, characterized by outdoor adventures and shared laughter.
JBL L100 Classic MkII Speaker Review

Nov 10, 2024 | hometheaterhifi.com | Chris Eberle

JBL builds on a legend with its new L100 Classic MkII Speaker. This timeless design delivers full range sound over a wide stage with precise dynamics and unique styling. JBL’s L100 Classic MkII Speaker is a full-range wide cabinet model with a 12-inch woofer, 5.25-inch midrange and a 1-inch tweeter with an acoustic lens waveguide that plays up to 40 kHz. An updated crossover network includes midrange and high frequency attenuators adjustable by the user.
Hisense PX3-PRO Tri-Chroma Laser Projector Review.

Oct 2, 2024 | hometheaterhifi.com | Chris Eberle

Hisense blurs the line between projector and television with its new PX3-PRO Tri-Chroma Laser Projector. It delivers fantastic performance, a bright picture, and a huge color gamut. The Hisense PX3-PRO Tri-Chroma Laser Projector is an ultra-short throw projector with a DLP light engine powered by a three-laser array. It has Ultra HD resolution, a 240 Hz gaming mode, HDR10, HDR10+ & Dolby Vision support, sound by Harmon Kardon, and 3,000 lumens of peak brightness.
Advance Paris A12 Classic Integrated Amplifier Review

Aug 26, 2024 | hometheaterhifi.com | Chris Eberle

The Advance Paris A12 Classic Integrated Amplifier is an impressive two-channel component with every input imaginable and a hybrid design that pairs 190 watts per channel of solid-state power with a tube preamp section for a warm and balanced sound with plenty of headroom. The Advance Paris A12 Classic Integrated Amplifier delivers 190 watts per channel from a solid-state amp with a dual-mono topology, two toroidal transformers, and a tube preamp.
The Evolution of Projector Light Sources From Incandescent to Solid State

Aug 8, 2024 | hometheaterhifi.com | Chris Eberle

The history of in-home projectors is not a long one. For decades, the only way to watch an image larger than what came from a television was at the movie theater. In 1970, the biggest tube TV you could buy was 25 inches. Or you could spend major money on a rear-projection model. These gave rise to CRT projectors which were also very expensive.
Hisense L9H Tri-Chroma Laser TV Review

Jul 3, 2024 | hometheaterhifi.com | Chris Eberle

The Hisense L9H Tri-Chroma Laser TV is an ultra-short throw projector and screen combo that delivers tremendous color and performance onto a 100-inch screen. Hisense delivers one of the largest color gamuts of any projector from its L9H Tri-Chroma Laser TV. With the included 100-inch ambient light-rejecting (ALR) screen, you get full coverage of Rec.2020, Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG, built-in audio, and a convenient setup.
T+A Solitaire P Planar Headphones and HA 200 Headphone Amp Review

Jun 17, 2024 | hometheaterhifi.com | Chris Eberle

T+A elektroakoustik delivers luxury and performance with its Solitaire P Planar Headphones and HA 200 Headphone Amplifier. An open-back planar design means next-level transparency and accuracy. The amplifier is built like a tank and includes multiple digital and analog inputs plus Bluetooth. The T+A elektroakoustik Solitaire P Headphones are an open-back planar design with interchangeable cables and premium build quality.