Get the Ultimate Entertainment Experience With Our Home Theater Installations

1. The Room

The location where you set up your home theater should be conducive to the best audio and visual experience. The following characteristics are suggested for optimal enjoyment.

• Isolated from the rest of the house: It’s not a good idea to have the theater in a place that will disturb other home activities, like dining, relaxing, sleeping, working, or studying. The basement is always a viable location, as is an extension of the family room.
• Shape: A rectangular or oval shape for the theater is best for viewing.
• Windows: Having as few windows as possible makes the lighting work best. Glass can also affect the sound quality. Any windows in the room should be covered with blackout drapes when using the theater.
• Walls: Insulation in the drywall helps keep the noise inside the theater and minimize disturbing the rest of the house. Paint the walls as dark as possible.
• Flooring: It’s best to install thick carpeting on the floors for soundproofing.
• Seating: Comfort is key when you’re enjoying a movie. There are many theater seating options available now at more affordable prices. How many seats do you have? It depends on the space available and how many people you want to be there at any particular time!
  

2. Speakers. 

Installing the speakers in the right locations in your home theater is crucial to maximize sound quality. Proper placement ensures that the sounds will come from the expected area; for example, when a car races across the screen, the sound travels with it.

Surround sound is usually set up with five full-range speakers and one woofer. They must be appropriately located around the room for optimal sound quality.

• Screens. Your viewing pleasure depends on the type and quality of screens you install in your theater. Don’t make the mistake of thinking bigger is always better. The size should be relative to the viewing area.
  

For example, if you only have a few rows of seating in your theater, you don’t want to constantly move your head to watch what’s happening on that giant screen. You’ll also want to place the screen at the optimal height, angle, and distance from the vantage point of all viewers.