11. CineCurve Video Projection Screen by Stewart Filmscreen
Stewart Filmscreen has elevated the home theater experience further with the release of its CineCurve line of video projection screens. What makes a CineCurve different is that it is curved on the sides, just like a the screen in many local cinemas. The curved nature of the screen reduces shape distortion on the edges of the screen that can occur when watching cinemascope and other widescreen image formats on a typical flat projection screen. Check it out!12. XpanD Universal 3D Glasses
Photo (c) XpanD
One of the real sore points turning off many consumer from buying a 3D-TV is that those expensive 3D glasses branded for one manufacturer may not work another's 3D-TV. In other words, if you have a Samsung 3D-TV, your Samsung 3D glasses will not work with Panasonic's 3D-TVs. So, if you and your neighbors, friends, or relatives have different brand 3D-TVs, you will, in most cases, not be able to share each other's 3D glasses.
However, XpanD a third party company that makes 3D glasses for both commercial and consumer applications is now making Universal 3D Glasses that can work on most currently available 3D TVs that use the Active Shutter system. For more details, check out the XpanD Universal 3D Glasses product page.
13. Sanus Systems - Home Theater Cabinets and Storage
Your home theater doesn't need to be simply a collection of gadgets piled on top of each other, with cables strung everywhere. You don't live in an electronics retail store, so don't let your home theater room look like one. From stylish loudspeaker supports to home entertainment furniture, Sanus offers viable display solutions for your home theater setup that will please the most decorator conscious among us.
For more suggestions, also check out my listings for Home Theater Furniture - Equipment Racks - TV Stands - Entertainment Centers.
14. Panamax M5100-PM Home Theater Power Management System
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If the Panamax M5400-PM listed above is out of your price range, then check out another power management option, the Panamax M5100-PM. Although this unit doesn't offer voltage regulation or an amp meter function, it still features a centralized power managment system that provides all the outlets you need, includes additional connectivity, organizes coax and ethernet cable connections, provides a practical way to monitor your voltage level, and aids in clearing up power interference. To find out more about the Panamax M5400-PM, read my Short and Full Reviews and also check out my Photo Gallery.
