As the year winds down, Residential Systems is taking a break from its daily enews to provide its first-ever Top 50 Countdown of the most-read web stories from 2012. Each day will feature 10 story links from the most popular stories of 2012, starting with #50 and ending with #1 on New Year’s Eve.
Today’s countdown, featuring the most-read posts from 2012, #40 to #31, offers a plethora of blogs from Resi’s most-prolific writer, John Sciacca, as well as intriguing news stories about Russound’s sale of its vNet brand and SpeakerCraft’s decision to scrap it’s Nirv home automation line. Be sure to check out Sciacca’s “Installation Nightmares” post, which features entertaining anecdotes from other integrators in the business, as well as “Almost Famous,” which introduced many readers to future Resi blogger Todd Anthony Puma.
40.AVocation Produces AV Distribution Videos
39.Residential Systems Honors Top Product Designs
38. Capitol Now Selling Lutron Shades
37.What’s in a Name? And Who Are These Guys? by John Sciacca
36.Making Sense of Russound’s vNet Sale by Jeremy Glowacki
35.When a Demo Room Isn’t An Option by Todd Anthony Puma
34.Why SpeakerCraft Scrapped Nirv by Jeremy Glowacki
33. Kaleidescape Owners Aren’t So Different by John Sciacca
32.Installation Nightmares – 9 Professional Horror Stories by John Sciacca
31.Almost Famous: The Celebrity Install by John Sciacca
If you missed #’s 50 – 41, click here.
