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Choosing the receiver
Now we come to the AVR (audio-video receiver) the core element of the home theater system. An AVR or receiver as it is commonly known comprises of an amplifier which serves to control and regulate the audio and video components including the speakers.
With respect to power look for an AVR power rating in the range of 100W x 5 or 100W x 7. Also make sure the receiver has the input points to connect to components like DVD and CD players, PCs, game consoles, portable devices, cameras, Internet and so on. It is recommended to choose an AVR with HDMI inputs which enables better compatibility with new age devices like Blu-ray disc players.
Home Theater Core - Audio and Video Receiver
The centerpiece of the home theater system is the audio and video receiver. Without a doubt, if you build a home system, you are going to need a receiver. The purpose of the receiver is fairly simple. It connects all of your components together and it powers your speakers. It also is usually the main control center of your theater system.
There are tons of brands and manufacturers as well as more features than you can imagine and probably more than you need. When looking for a receiver, make sure it has an ample amount of inputs and a simple control interface.
There are many other functions that are usually offered but these are the most important. You should look at the other components of your home theater and write down what types of connections they use so you will make sure to buy the correct receiver.
You might also want to choose a receiver that has a few more connections then what you currently need so you have some room to grow in the future.
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