So you have a High Definition Television now. Maybe its full 1080p or maybe not. Maybe you don't even know what that means. You do however notice that your picture looks clearer and crisper than ever before. That's great. Now what about the sound? Did your new television come with built in speakers? About 85 percent of televisions do, so the chances are that it did. Are you planing on using the speakers? The answer in most cases is simple: you don't know what you are missing if you are not using some type of Home Theater Audio Solution.
The superiority of High Definition Television over standard television is evident the moment you walk in to a friends house who still has a tube set. Once you've become accustomed to High Definition television, you can't go back. It is the same with audio solutions. If you are using the built in speakers that came with your television you are doing yourself a disservice. So what do you do? The best solution would be to go and talk to your local Audio Visual installer and see what they would recommend. Let them know what your budget is and what your AV goals are. If you only want to spend a hundred dollars or less, they may be able to point you in the direction of a decent budget Home Theater in a Box.
"A Home Theater-In-A-Box is a system that contains most (or all) of the components needed for a basic Home Theater, including all speakers, a surround sound receiver, and, most-times, a DVD/CD player, and in a few cases, a DVD Player and VCR combination, or even a DVD recorder. If you are getting into home theater for the very first time and don't know what get and how to set everything, a Home Theater-In-A-Box may be a great way to get started."
If you really want to get your home Theater Audio system right, ask a certified AV installer to help you determine the best equipment,placement, and connection for your needs. They will be able to leverage years of experience and intimate knowledge of audio video integration. A certified installer will be able to set up your system for the best possible sound reproduction in your room and make the audio much easier to hear and enjoy.
All HD Envy frames are capable of handling the use of internal or external sound sources. We use an acoustically transparent matting system to pass audio through. Our frames do not interfere with the audio solution you choose. Robert Silva (n.d.) What Is Meant by "Home Theater-In-A-Box"?
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