Have you ever watched a movie at home, only to find that it lacks the same viewing experience that you would get at a movie theater?
One of the biggest differences is the lack of high-quality, surround sound audio coming from your television at home. Since speakers are one of the most important components in any home theater, you have to make sure you buy a good one.
Thankfully, it is easy to install a home theater system to bring the same impressive viewing experience to your living room, whether you’re watching television, sitting down for a feature-length movie, or playing video games.
To choose a good speaker, you have to consider the size of your apartment, the place you are going to place each speaker, the wiring and other technical details. Gladly, we got you covered and considered whether these systems were easy to install.
Picking the Right Display for Your Home Theater System
When you envision a theater-like video experience, you probably think first of a projection system and a very large screen.
That’s certainly the display of choice in the prototypical home theater.Companies like JVC, Sony, Optoma, and Epson projector offer high-quality mid-level and entry-level projectors.
The two-piece projector/screen combination is generally best suited for a dedicated theater room in which you can completely control the lighting, although many manufacturers now offer high-brightness projectors and ambient-light-rejecting screens that are specifically designed for use in brighter environments).
Companies like SIM2, Barco, and Digital Projection International offer projectors and services targeted more at the high-end marketplace, around $20,000 and above.
