Audio Visual Blog from Tintisha

This portable massager can be used in the office, car or in the home. It can relieve and relax fatigued back, lumbar and neck muscles after long periods of office work. The back massager can also be used to relieve discomfort in leg muscles.

We have opened up a new free resource to Audio Visual nuts everywhere.

The forum at http://www.tintisha.com/forum will field questions on a range of topics from home electronics to computers, stereo systems, TV and events around the world.

We have realised that there are not enough places for people to go to get good advice and we [...]

 
The Atacama Equinox Hifi Rack has won the SVI award for product of the year at the inaugural Sound Vision Install Awards. SVI Magazine has been giving advice for 5 years and has accumulated a wealth of knowledge. The Equinox Hifi Rack has been a firm favourite since it was launched in 2001. It was named What HiFi’s product [...]

The Brando Wedock(or Wii Dock) is compact, innovative and beautiful, and the perfect way to store your Nintendo Wii remotes and Nunchuks. No more searching behind cushions or under your couch! No more treading on them accidentally, or watching your pet dog treat them as if they [...]

HeadRoom has just released their Audiophile Desktop to market, designed to provide a high-end listening experience for your workstation.

The basic package consists of a headphone amp/pre-amp to switch between input signals and adjust the volume; a power amp to drive the speakers; speaker stands which properly position speakers at ear height and on axis, and [...]

Welcome to our new blog.

We are keen to collate information on the audio visual world and hope that you will enjoy keeping up with us.

Please leave us as much feedback as you can and tell us what you want to see & hear and we will make it happen.

We like to pride ourselves on speaker stands but we would like to point out some resources that you might like to be aware of.  The first is our new forum that is based at http://www.tintisha.com/store/forum/ and the second is a Wikipedia stub on speaker stands which, although minuscule at present, we hope will fill [...]