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Today’s home theaters combine the crystal-clear images of widescreen HDTV with high-quality surround sound to bring the magic of the movie theater home.
Want one? We can show you just how to get it.
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Make Room
Even a multiple-use room can be a great home theater. Just take into account the characteristics of your space as you choose your HDTV and décor.
Think Light
For best viewing, control outdoor light with blinds and curtains, and consider adding behind-screen down-lights. A dimmer switch can bring interior lights to perfect viewing levels.
Sound Advice
Carpeting floors and curtaining walls can help kill echoes, and adding sound insulation can prevent noise from escaping to other parts of the house or beyond.
Sitting Pretty
Comfortable seating is a must. Keep the number of people you’ll want to entertain and proper viewing angles for your HDTV’s display technology in mind.
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