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4 comments about Build Your Own Home Theater.

1. Disappointed that there was only 1-2 pages on Front projector Theaters and 1-2 pages on rear projection theaters.



2. This book is very basic and is well outdated by at least 3-4 years. no mention of dvd or dts!! according to the author thx is the breaking revolution??? I purchased the book in hopes of finding a few tips on the design and building of an actual home theater ($15,000 - $25,000). what i got was a boring explanation of dolby pro logic and stereo sound. if you are designing a $1500 system with a $300 dolby surround sound receiver this is the book for you!!!!

   if not keep looking!!!!!!!!!!!




3. The book is well written and the material covered logically organized. However, advances in technology makes this more of a history text than the current "how-to" book that I was looking for. You would never buy this book in a store because you would flip through a few pages and find out that Wolenik talks about DVD in the "future tense". I would buy an updated version -- even for a rank beginner this one is not worth much. OK pictures!



4. This book is all about the systems and equipment, how they work or not together. It does not go into decor of said equipment. No themes or anything like that, just the tecnical mumbo jumbo. It seems to focus on higher end equipment as well and does not give each manufacturer of stereo/audio equipment equal reviews or ratings. Some are just brushed over, barely mentioned. It is a good starter book, but definetly does not cover all aspects of a home theater design.

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1 comments about How to Prepare Your Own Living Will.

1. I think this book is a great tool to write your will. It takes you through the steps one by one and lets you know exactly what to do. I think that everyone should own it.

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3 comments about The New Home & Warranty Inspection Handbook.

1. I found the book to be inforamtive and helpful to me when my wife and I decided to have our first house built. The book helped me to save thousands of dollars and several headaches during the process. I would strongly recommend this book to anyone looking to build or buy a home.



2. My name is George Robert Natale II. I am the cousin of Joesph Natale.I have yet to read my cousins book,(I just found it on the net.) being in the construction field myself i would readily stake my reputation on it!! PS......YO JOEY :)



3. This book is good tool, yet is somewhat flawed. It offers many helpful tips for buyers of new homes that you could easily forget if you go in cold. Many tips are common sense, yet buying a new home can be overwhelming, where it's quite easy to overlook these tips.

   The book is flawed in several areas. For drywall inspection, the book emphatically states: "Do not spend a lot of time as you will notice everything once you move in..." After moving in, the builder will not repair walls that could have been damaged while the buyer moved in.

   This is very important since you have 1 final opportunity to find problems that you did not cause. If you overlook a scratch or dent, the builder will likely not repair these items. They will repair leaks, faulty appliances, etc, but after the final inspection, they will not cover problems that a homeowner could have caused.

   The book also suggests you have power available to test all appliances during final inspection. But until escrow closes, the house is not yours and you cannot have services started until after escrow closes and the title has been recorded into the owner's name.

   I wanted to see if having this book would allow me to not have to use a home inspector when going on the final inspection. The builder has their own people "assist" you on the final inspection which is a conlict of interest. This book is good, but I think I'll still pay the $250 for a home inspector. Builders build many homes, while how many new homes do most consumers buy?

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