Q. how does home theatre audo system works.
when i looked for some online, i see that, there are 4-5 speakers with one base set that has a CD player in it and a remote. so, how are these base set and these various speakers connect each other.
i live in a 4 bedroom house,where i want to keep the base in living room, and have each one of the speakers in various rooms.is that possible with the home theatre system.
when i looked for some online, i see that, there are 4-5 speakers with one base set that has a CD player in it and a remote. so, how are these base set and these various speakers connect each other.
i live in a 4 bedroom house,where i want to keep the base in living room, and have each one of the speakers in various rooms.is that possible with the home theatre system.
Answer
Home theater sound is NOT designed to let you put 1 speaker in 5 different rooms.
The important part of home theater is the VIDEO. You sit in a circle of 5 speakers and watch the TV and the sound creates the illusion that you are in the scene of the movie as different sound come from different locations. The video and sound work together in the same roon.
And you are looking at CRAPPY systems if they have a "base set" with a "CD player".
Please - spend some time studying before you buy anything. Or you will get something wrong and have to re-buy everything. Or talk to a friend with a 5.1 surround sound system (preferably with BluRay) to have someone explain things to you.
Home theater sound is NOT designed to let you put 1 speaker in 5 different rooms.
The important part of home theater is the VIDEO. You sit in a circle of 5 speakers and watch the TV and the sound creates the illusion that you are in the scene of the movie as different sound come from different locations. The video and sound work together in the same roon.
And you are looking at CRAPPY systems if they have a "base set" with a "CD player".
Please - spend some time studying before you buy anything. Or you will get something wrong and have to re-buy everything. Or talk to a friend with a 5.1 surround sound system (preferably with BluRay) to have someone explain things to you.
projector for home theater?
WANNA FLY
I'm thinking of getting a projector for my laptop to project movies on the wall of a small apartment. Epson powerlite S5 seems reasonable. any inputs?
Also, am concerned about the electricity bill. is using a projector costly on the utility bills?
Answer
I wouldn't recommend the powerlite or any multimedia\presentation projector for home theater. You will be much better off buying a home theater projector. Multimedia projectors are very bright, but they typically have terrible blacks and sub par video processing. The end result is a washed out picture with tons of motion artifacts. Home theater projectors are designed for watching movies. You can spend a similar amount of money and get a nice home theater projector. I'd personally recommend the Panasonic PT-AX100U. It's very bright, and it has very good video processing and solid blacks. The Panasonic models also eliminate the screen door effect that is the achilles heel of most LCD projectors. Epson makes nice home-theater projectors as well if you are partial to Epson.
Before you buy anything take a look at the following sites:
http://www.projectorcentral.com/home-theater-multimedia-projectors.htm
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/forumdisplay.php?f=68
Read up on some of the projectors in your price range and enjoy.
I wouldn't recommend the powerlite or any multimedia\presentation projector for home theater. You will be much better off buying a home theater projector. Multimedia projectors are very bright, but they typically have terrible blacks and sub par video processing. The end result is a washed out picture with tons of motion artifacts. Home theater projectors are designed for watching movies. You can spend a similar amount of money and get a nice home theater projector. I'd personally recommend the Panasonic PT-AX100U. It's very bright, and it has very good video processing and solid blacks. The Panasonic models also eliminate the screen door effect that is the achilles heel of most LCD projectors. Epson makes nice home-theater projectors as well if you are partial to Epson.
Before you buy anything take a look at the following sites:
http://www.projectorcentral.com/home-theater-multimedia-projectors.htm
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/forumdisplay.php?f=68
Read up on some of the projectors in your price range and enjoy.
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