Published as one of the Best of the Web in the Forbes Best of the Web online publication. Folks we are in a select group of just a few sites that made this list. I knew nothing about this until a good friend of the Guide and myself let me know about this. Thanks Jim.
I'm quite the proud Poppa, and Kudos to Kevin too for keeping HTG fine tuned. Thanks to you guys most of all, that make HTG what it is. Simply, one of the best places to learn about home theaer on the net. Now Forbes knows it-
Forbes, Home Theater Best of the Web
Here is the review, quoted from Forbes for your viewing for a limited time:
I'm quite the proud Poppa, and Kudos to Kevin too for keeping HTG fine tuned. Thanks to you guys most of all, that make HTG what it is. Simply, one of the best places to learn about home theaer on the net. Now Forbes knows it-
Forbes, Home Theater Best of the Web
Here is the review, quoted from Forbes for your viewing for a limited time:
HTGuide Forum
A good place for high-end audio and video freaks to congregate to discuss everything from the newest equipment to the latest DVDs. Sites like HTGuide and HomeTheaterForum are what make the Web an invaluable resource for enthusiasts of any topic--why be restricted to the musings of one reviewer when you can read thousands of posts rating and sharing impressions of the latest high-end gear? The site is really strong on community assistance--discussing do-it-yourself projects ranging from one user's attempt to wire his new condo to the creation of custom-theater layouts to optimal speaker placement. Also offers a classified ads section.
BEST: There are a number of manufacturer-specific sections, all of which are popular. The section on Rotel is one of the most popular on the Web, with 23,000 posts.
WORST: HDTV discussion sparse.
A good place for high-end audio and video freaks to congregate to discuss everything from the newest equipment to the latest DVDs. Sites like HTGuide and HomeTheaterForum are what make the Web an invaluable resource for enthusiasts of any topic--why be restricted to the musings of one reviewer when you can read thousands of posts rating and sharing impressions of the latest high-end gear? The site is really strong on community assistance--discussing do-it-yourself projects ranging from one user's attempt to wire his new condo to the creation of custom-theater layouts to optimal speaker placement. Also offers a classified ads section.
BEST: There are a number of manufacturer-specific sections, all of which are popular. The section on Rotel is one of the most popular on the Web, with 23,000 posts.
WORST: HDTV discussion sparse.
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