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HTSA News and Press
Many articles and press releases are written by—and about—HTSA members across the country. These informative pieces focus on topics that are of interest to homeowners including the latest smart home technologies, recommendations on system components, and troubleshooting advice. Information can also be found regarding upcoming training and lecture series, product reviews, and more. We’re confident these posts will help our members’ clients and potential clients better understand the high-tech world of custom home movie theaters, whole house audio and integrated lighting systems, and show how certified HTSA members can turn the dream of a custom home theater installation into reality.
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Dealerscope editors cover HTSA’s announcement of a new Board of Directors. The group’s members elected Mike McMaster of Wilshire Home Entertainment president. Leon Shaw of Audio Advice was elected vice president. Meanwhile, six previous board members will return next year. Read more.Share This:
CE Pro editors cover HTSA’s announcement of a new Board of Directors. The group’s members elected Mike McMaster of Wilshire Home Entertainment president. Leon Shaw of Audio Advice was elected vice president. Read more.Share This:
Tampa Tribune editors feature HTSA member, Audio Visions South, in an article on the benefits of waiting until after the Christmas months to purchase a HDTV. "It will be a roller coaster for prices," said George Liu, owner of Audio Visions South in Tampa. Read more.Share This:
Matt Burns of CrunchGear features HTSA in an article about his skepticism of the group’s warnings against the dangers of purchasing a cheap HDTV. David Berman, HTSA’s director of training and public relations, responds by saying, “While there is certainly truth to the fact that we try to always recommend the best first, the point was to showcase why the best are worth the investment - if it’s within that person’s budget.” Read more.Share This:
CE Pro editors feature HTSA in an article about the dangers of purchasing a cheap HDTV. HTSA experts say many of those $700 TVs that keep popping up this season are seriously flawed. According to David Berman, HTSA’s director of training and public relations, the primary methods low-end manufacturers use to cut manufacturing costs are to remove key technologies and features that reduce performance, reliability, and service. They install lower quality processing engines, pair them with displays t Read more.Share This:
Sue Stock of the News & Observer features HTSA member, Audio Advice, in an article about their purchase of a Raleigh competitor. CEO Scott Newnam says, “The jump that we're seeing in terms of remodeling or people deciding to upgrade their current home has been a significant change in our business.” Read more.Share This:
Rachel Cericola of Electronic House features HTSA in an article about the dangers of purchasing a cheap HDTV. HTSA experts say many of those $700 TVs that keep popping up this season are seriously flawed. David Berman, HTSA’s director of training and public relations, cites cheap processing engines and lesser warranties as some of the common problems associated with TV deals. Read more.Share This:
Colleen Bohen of TWICE Magazine features HTSA member, Audio Advice, in an article about their purchase of a Raleigh competitor. CEO Scott Newnam says, “Innovative Systems is a best-in-class home-automation company. Jim Williamson, who headed Innovative in Raleigh, has a terrific reputation in our market and brings a strong management and automation background to us.” Read more.Share This:
Chris Coletta of Triangle Business Journal features HTSA member, Audio Advice, in an article about their purchase of a Raleigh competitor. CEO Scott Newnam says of the acquisition, “I said, look, we’re the largest guys in the Triangle, and they were number two in the Raleigh market in terms of doing custom installations. So I said, you know, wouldn’t it be great if we combined together, got economies of scale.” Read more.Share This:
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