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What is a home theater system anyway? Is there only one right way to have one? No! Home theatre needs can be different for everyone, so there is plenty of room to get exactly what you want. And no matter what you want, you can be assured a great home theatre system with combine a number of different electronic components that are designed to work together to create the experience of being at your local theater!
Today there are so many options - and you will definitely want to know the basics of any home theater system. First, you will want a good sized TV, what is usually recommended is no smaller than 27 inches for maximum viewing enjoyment. From there, you can certainly go bigger! There are even projectors that can take up your entire wall if you like, and that would really emulate the movie theater feel. Next, you will need to decide on a package of speakers, again the recommended amount is no less than four speakers. This is because the speakers will be strategically placed around the room to make sure you are getting a powerful surround sound audio experience, again, just like the movie theater! Once you get these items, you will also need an audio/visual receiver to take the signals and send them to the right equipment.
One of the overwhelming aspects of finding and/or designing the right home theatre system is that there are now so many options to choose from. With the ever steady boom in home theatre demand, more manufacturers are producing a wide array of options. Technology continues to change and improve in leaps and bounds, which often means what was brand new and completely unaffordable only twelve months ago may now be right in your perfect price range.
One reason many individuals like having a hand in designing their own home theatre system is that you can basically mix and match to make it into whatever you want. You are not restrained by package deals. It is possible to put together a full-scale, state of the art system with projector, receiver and the works, or if that seems a little over the top, you can buy a quality TV (some almost to projection screen sizes nowadays) and accessorize it with DVD player and surround sound speakers.
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