HTG 547: Senior Living Lyceum - Home Theater of the Month Interview!

Home Theater Geeks (MP3) by Leo Laporte

Sep 3, 202630:46Technology

Joe Klusnick, whose home theater was recently featured on Home Theater Geeks, returns to talk about another project he worked on recently: a theater in a senior living community. It uses relatively modest equipment and w...

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