A win-win for your Home Theatre: add indirect lighting behind your HDTV to improve esthetics and reduce eye strain

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Every once in a while, you trip over a win-win idea so simple, intuitive and novel, it just demands a second look - maybe even some evangelical sharing. I experienced just such an idea earlier this year while watching TV at a friend's house. He's the earliest high-tech adopter I know, so it's always interesting to see what he's experimenting with when I visit.

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Greg Kavander shares his knowledge and experience for those who would like to add ambient, indirect lighting behind their HDTV. Lucky for me, I found this article at the perfect time as my family is in the process of updating our home theater setup. The warm rope lighting is sure to add a nice touch to our game and movie experience. Not only is it a 'neat' or 'wow' factor, but it's good for your eyes as well. An affordable and simple solution, that I imagine, a number of home theaters will be implementing this year. Excellent article, Greg. thanks. And I couldn't agree more with the preference of soft indirect lighting for this purpose over the compact fluorescent or LED option.

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I'm a technology professional with a background in computer engineering and communications who currently supports cloud and hosting services. Embrace change, strive for continual service improvement, and search for more efficient processes. That's how I roll.

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