1.0 Executive Summary
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Profile of 1Q03 Respondents
1.2.1 Top Product Categories Among ePanel Dealers
1.2.2 Distribution of Responding Dealers by Number of Whole-house Audio
Systems Installed in 2002
1.2.3 Distribution of Responding Dealers by Average End-User Cost of
Whole-house Audio Systems Installed in 2002
1.2.4 Distribution of Responding Dealers by Number of Home Theater
Systems Installed in 2002
1.2.5 Distribution of Responding Dealers by Average End-User Cost of
Home Theater Systems Installed in 2002
1.2.6 Percentages of Total Revenue for Hardware (Including Cabling and
Materials)
1.3 Key Findings2.0 Whole-house Audio Systems
2.1 Breakdown of Audio Dealers by Type of Speakers They Install
2.2 Breakdown of Surround Sound Installations by Type of Multi-channel
Format
2.3 Distribution of Audio Content
2.3.1 Use of CAT-5 or RG-6 Cable
2.3.2 Breakdown of Dealers by Percentage of Audio Installations Using
CAT-5 or RG-6 Cable to
Distribute Audio Content
2.3.3 Technologies Used by Dealers to Distribute Audio Content
2.4 Audio Systems Connected to the Internet
3.0 Home Theater Systems
3.1 Capabilities of Home Theater Systems Being Installed in 1Q03
3.1.1 Type of Video Screen Most Commonly Installed
3.2 Beyond the Home Theater
3.2.1 Link between Home Theater and Home Automation
3.2.2 Dealers Actively Seeking to Expand Projects Beyond Home Theater
Systems
4.0 Wireless Control Systems
4.1 Dealers Selling Wireless Control Systems
4.2 Capabilities of Wireless Control Systems
5.0 2002: A Recap
5.1 Dealers’ View of 2002 vs. 2001
5.2 Product Categories Outperforming Dealer Expectations in 2002
5.3 Product Categories Underperforming Dealer Expectations in 2002
6.0 Outlook for 2003
6.1 Expectations for Overall Sales in 2003 vs. 2002
6.2 Expectations for Whole-house Audio Systems in 2003
6.3 Expectations for Home Theater Systems in 2003 |
