Four Essentials to the Ultimate Home Theater System
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Four Must-Haves for the Ultimate Home Theater System
The high-definition TV revolution is in full swing, with major networks and cable providers rapidly adopting this cutting-edge digital broadcast standard. As more shows become available in high definition, the demand for HDTV products is skyrocketing.
According to the Consumer Electronics Association, 9 million households are expected to purchase HDTV products within the next 18 months, with another 30 million consumers considering a purchase in the next three years. However, navigating this new technology can be overwhelming, especially if you're not familiar with setting up a high-definition home theater system.
To create the ultimate home theater experience, you'll need four essential components: picture, source, sound, and assembly. Surprisingly, the CEA estimates that about 30% of U.S. homes already have these basic elements.
1. Picture
Modern digital HDTVs offer large screens in widescreen formats, delivering a theater-like experience at home with stunningly crisp images. Plasma and LED TVs, known for their thin and light designs, are particularly popular. They can be mounted on walls and are only about four inches deep. Additionally, microdisplay rear-projection TVs, such as digital light processing sets, offer thinner, lighter, and brighter alternatives to traditional projection TVs.
2. Source
Some HDTVs come with a built-in tuner for receiving local high-definition broadcasts?"these are labeled "HD Built-In." Models without an integrated tuner are "HD-Ready" and require a set-top box to decode the signal. Starting next year, many digital TVs will include both a high-definition tuner and a cable box, simplifying the setup process.
3. Sound
High-definition broadcasts include digital 5.1 surround sound, immersing you in the action. For the best experience, it's crucial to have a sound system that complements the quality of your TV.
4. Assembly
To complete your setup, ensure you have the right cables and accessories to connect everything. Many consumers opt for professional installation to ensure everything is positioned, connected, and calibrated for optimal performance.
Cost
The cost of a home theater system can vary widely based on individual preferences and needs. For instance, high-definition TVs at Best Buy range from under $500 to $10,000, with many options in between.
By focusing on these four essentials, you can create a home theater system that offers an unparalleled viewing experience.
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