RSSDIY: Home Entertainment
Do it yourself projects on a smaller scale.
Articles in this series:
Retrovision 2000 AV Cabinet from MAKE:
03: Cars and Halloween
Building a home entertainment center in the form of an Atomic Age TV set. by Steve Lodefink
VoIP Phone Wiring from MAKE:
03: Cars and Halloween
Connecting multiple phones to a Vonage connection. by Jake Ludington
Record Cloning from MAKE:
03: Cars and Halloween
Old school file sharing: make a duplicate LP or 45 by casting it in plastic. by Dan Mikesell
Let's Rumble from MAKE:
02: Home Entertainment
Hack your couch to give you a kick in the pants: attach bass shakers to your furniture to round out your home entertainment system. by Craig Engler
irock Broadcast Boombox from MAKE:
02: Home Entertainment
Pump up the volume with a portable FM radio station. by Tom Anderson
Surround Sound, Quick and Dirty from MAKE:
02: Home Entertainment
A simple wiring trick derives center channels. by Michael McDonald
Thermofooler from MAKE:
02: Home Entertainment
Who needs a "smart" thermostat when you can trick your dumb one into lowering your heating bill? by Ross Orr
DVD, Uncrippled from MAKE:
02: Home Entertainment
Input a special code to disable Macrovision and play DVDs from around the world. by Phillip Torrone
Crack Open an iPAQ from MAKE:
01: Make Premiere
Replacing your PDA's battery requires the proper knowledge, adequate courage, and a set of Torx screwdrivers. by Dale Dougherty
Portable Satellite Radio from MAKE:
01: Make Premiere
Portable satellite radio makes the Delphi XM Roady ready to wear. by Dave Mathews
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