A handful of audio & video components that work together to combine the theatrical movie experience with the comfort of your home. A DVD-based home theater consists of: DVD player/recorder; television; audio/video receiver; five speakers that create the digital surround-sound; an optional subwoofer. (Also see Dolby Digital).
Home entertainment setup that includes a television, audio amplifier, DVD player, and surround sound stereo speakers.
refers to a system of audio and video components working together to re-create the theatrical movie experience in the comfort and privacy of your home. A typical DVD-based home theater system consists of: (1) DVD player, (2) television, (3) A/V receiver, (4) five speakers (center speaker, left speaker, right speaker, and a pair of surround speakers), and optionally (5) subwoofer. In conjunction with or in place of the DVD player, you can also use a Hi-Fi VHS VCR or a LaserDisc player. However, today's state-of-the-art home theaters feature a DVD player, since DVDs offer superior video and unsurpassed surround sound. For a quick overview of the benefits of DVD, read this page. back to the previous page
An audio/video system consisting of a display, one or more video sources, and a surround sound speaker system, which is capable of simulating the theater experience.
The combination of high-quality audio and video in your home.
television and video equipment designed to reproduce in the home the experience of being in a movie theater
a collection of speakers and audio-video components designed to reproduce the movie-theater experience in the comfort of your own home
a combination of video and audio components that achieves a theaterlike experience
a dedicated room ( figure A ) inside of a home that is designed to play movies and music in a fashion that gives you an experience that is similar to what you get in a movie theater
an audio and video system that is made up of video display in the form of a television a plasma TV or a projection television
a place in which you can come to enjoy your favorite movies, TV, shows, sports, games, etc
An audio/video system designed to bring all the excitement of a movie theater experience into your home. Home theaters typically consist of a television or projector screen and a high quality, surround sound audio system. The audio system usually includes at least five speakers (Left Front, Center Front, Right Front, Right Rear and Left Rear) designed to reproduce sound the way movie theaters do. A subwoofer is usually included to produce the exciting low bass sounds prevalent in so many movie sound tracks. Also neccessary is a surround sound receiver or, in some cases, separate components, such as a preamp/surround processor and one or more power amplifiers.
We define home theater as a projector set up in your home, receiving its input from cable, VCR, DVD, or camcorder, and sending its audio signal out to your speakers. We can specify a complete home theater system for any size home and any size room.
An audio and video system designed to reproduce the theater sound experience at home. Usually consisting of a 5.1 multi-channel surround sound receiver, DVD player, left, right front speakers, a center channel speaker, and two rear surround speakers. Six and Seven channel-discrete formats (DTS ES and THX EX, etc) have been recently introduced.
Home Theater recreates the cinematic movie theater experience within the home. Home theaters, like those developed by members of HTSA, are professionally designed and installed in the home and come complete with electronics, video, audio, furniture and often lighting and custom accessories such as drapery and theater seats.
Media and home electronics that deliver the movie theater experience at home. Minimum requirements are a DVD player, a television with a screen of 27 inches diagonal or more and an audio system that features Dolby Digital decoding and 5.1-channel surround sound speakers.
An audio system designed to reproduce the theater sound experience while viewing film at home. Minimally consisting of a Dolby Pro Logic® surround sound receiver, left and right front speakers, a center channel speaker, and two surround speakers. These plus optional subwoofer(s), surround speaker(s), and digital formats such as Dolby Digital® can enhance the viewing experience by drastically improving the sound quality of movie soundtracks.
Describes a complete audio/video system consisting of a video display, at least one video source and surround sound (left and right front speakers, left and right rear speakers, and most often also having a front center speaker and a sub-woofer) designed to bring the movie theater experience into the home.
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