It ceased publishing as of the October issue. I subscribe to Home Theater Magazine and will have the remaining issues due me from Connected added to my subscription. This doesn't surprise me. Connected just didn't interest me. I would have been letting my subscription slide if the magazine had continued.
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I have been a subscriber of Audio Video Interiors since the magazine was born back in the late 80's. It was actually the magazine that started me dreaming about the ultimate home theater. I never paid much attention to the equipment reviews because other magazines did them better. But none did better... -
I had a subscription to both Home Theatre Magazine and Ultimate AV, the latter of which is no longer
(They did tack on the remaining length of my UAV subscription to HT Mag. which means I'm good till June '08 now! 8O )
However, I'm in need of more bathroom reading material,...Widescreen Review23.53%8Perfect Vision41.18%14Car and Driver5.88%2Other (Please post recomendation below)29.41%10 -
I mean really, is it too much to ask? In the old days I used to subscribe to everything under the sun. SI, Time, Home Theater, Motor Trend, Popular Mechanics...., the list goes on. These days there can be only one:
Stereophile Guide to Home Theater
It's not like it's the... -
They were struggling to define its identity. Under its previous name, "Stereophile Guide to Home Theater", it was becoming almost a clone of its stable mate, "Home Theater" magazine. Apparently they couldn't convince enough people that the two magazines offered enough that was both... -
Advanced disclosure - I'm the author.
I recall a few years ago that there were some threads about "Why didn't woodworking magazines feature speaker-building stories?"
Now they have.
Woodcraft magazine took a chance. The October/November 2016 issue...
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