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Some one suggest me how can I configure 7.1 Home Theater system in my leaving room with dimension 10ft Width x 25.5ft length x 10ft height. I checked most designs available in internet but it doesn't compromise my leaving room dimension because of its rectangular shape. The seating position will be at 18-22ft from TV.
The problem with my leaving room is it has a way in between, so I can place my couch only after17 feets from the TV. will it make a difference. I calculated based on the angles and the front speaker comes at 3feet away from TV and surround comes at 18feet and rear at back. Will it work better?
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10x25 is ideal for a HT set up. The standard set up can be found on the Dolby web site below. In a 7.1 HT there are 7 speakers plus a sub-woofer. Front left, front right, center, surround left, surround right, rear left, and rear right. Move your couch a few feet away from the back wall so the rear speakers can actually go behind you. I would suggest you move the couch to no more than 16 feet from the TV. As is shown on the Dolby web site the surround speakers go on the sides of the room and the rear speakers go behind you. Obviously the front speakers go at the front of the room. The center speaker can go either above or below the screen.
10x25 is ideal for a HT set up. The standard set up can be found on the Dolby web site below. In a 7.1 HT there are 7 speakers plus a sub-woofer. Front left, front right, center, surround left, surround right, rear left, and rear right. Move your couch a few feet away from the back wall so the rear speakers can actually go behind you. I would suggest you move the couch to no more than 16 feet from the TV. As is shown on the Dolby web site the surround speakers go on the sides of the room and the rear speakers go behind you. Obviously the front speakers go at the front of the room. The center speaker can go either above or below the screen.
Home theatre systems - where is the am/fm stereo ?
cowhorse01
I know im showing my age here but if we buy a new flat panel plasma or lcd or led television and then we buy new type home theatre system with blue ray if doesnt have fm stereo. Do we have to buy a seperate stereo and then hook it into the system to hear through the speakers. Some one please explain. Also I dont want the surround sound system we buy just to work when we watch a dvd I want it to work on regular tv as well.
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Most home theater systems include a FM/AM tuner. Pretty basic option.
There are many different types of systems, some which include dvd or blu-ray players in them, and some that include speakers also. Quality goes up when matching a dedicate audio/video reciever and matched individual or a set of speakers. It depends on what kind of budget you have ($200 or $20k), the quality of experience you're looking for, ease of use (including who in the home operates it), and room placement/design (acoustics/aesthetics). Demo different set ups in a showroom and ask alot of questions. While 7.1 with the right setup sounds so much better than 5.1 to me, it might not to you. Also, there is a limited number of movies recorded that way. Bring some music/movies with you that you know very well to compare. Let them know what equipment you currently have or looking to get. This will make the connection process easier, which can be complicated for some, but can be done with a little know how. Brush up on HDMI and digital audio including DTS Master Audio and optical cables.
Most home theater systems include a FM/AM tuner. Pretty basic option.
There are many different types of systems, some which include dvd or blu-ray players in them, and some that include speakers also. Quality goes up when matching a dedicate audio/video reciever and matched individual or a set of speakers. It depends on what kind of budget you have ($200 or $20k), the quality of experience you're looking for, ease of use (including who in the home operates it), and room placement/design (acoustics/aesthetics). Demo different set ups in a showroom and ask alot of questions. While 7.1 with the right setup sounds so much better than 5.1 to me, it might not to you. Also, there is a limited number of movies recorded that way. Bring some music/movies with you that you know very well to compare. Let them know what equipment you currently have or looking to get. This will make the connection process easier, which can be complicated for some, but can be done with a little know how. Brush up on HDMI and digital audio including DTS Master Audio and optical cables.
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