How Do You Buy And Set Up A Surround Sound Home Theater System?
“Home theater” is really just a good television and other video components matched with an external sound system. However, an old stereo hooked up to a TV is worlds away from a deluxe “surround sound” stereo system matched to your video components. Set aside space in your home for your surround sound home theater. This should include space for a large (generally, at least 27-inch) television set, two large stand-up speakers, two smaller surround speakers, and any other components you may want to include. Decide on the video components of your home theater system. For basic television viewing, you’ll want a roof antenna or cable. If you watch a lot of videos, include a hi-fi stereo VCR. For optimal picture and sound quality, choose a laserdisc or a digital video disc (DVD) player. Select a surround-sound receiver. For basic surround sound, purchase a receiver equipped with a four-channel Dolby Pro Logic decoder. For more advanced and realistic surround sound effects, purchase a receiver
