Making A Home Theater Purchase
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Guide to Purchasing a Home Theater System
Introduction
Designing the perfect home theater involves a variety of components working together to provide exceptional sound and picture quality. Here's an overview of the essential elements and their roles, which will guide you in making an informed purchase.
The Receiver
The receiver acts as the central hub of your home theater system. It's crucial for connecting your satellite or cable signal, handling AM/FM radio, and managing all other components. When buying a receiver, look for one with multiple auxiliary inputs and options to control different speaker channels. This feature is especially useful if you plan to distribute music throughout your home. Opt for a model with at least 7.1 Dolby surround sound, ensuring you have seven speakers and a subwoofer for an immersive audio experience. Modern receivers often include inputs for XM or Sirius satellite radio, paving the way for the future of listening.
The Television
At the heart of any home theater is the TV. It's usually the most significant investment you'll make. Today's market offers various options, including CRT, flat screen, LCD, plasma, and projection TVs. Your room's size and shape will influence your choice, but budget will play a major role as well. To select the right screen size, measure the distance from the furthest seating point in your room and test different TVs at that distance in-store.
The CD/DVD Player
This component is vital for playing both movies and music. Most DVD players also function as CD players. By connecting everything through the receiver, you can enjoy your CDs in immersive surround sound. When choosing a DVD player, avoid the cheapest option. Consider one that supports DivX, a format for downloaded shows and movies. This feature could prevent the need for an upgrade in the future.
Speakers
Often overlooked, speakers are critical for creating a true theater experience. They envelop you with sound from all directions, combined with a large screen, replicating the authentic movie theater atmosphere.
Conclusion
Purchasing a home theater doesn't need to be overwhelming. Conduct thorough research to ensure each component meets your needs and preferences. With the right setup, you'll enjoy an unparalleled cinematic experience at home.
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