Sony Home Theater Designed To Fit Most Applications
Now that you have that big screen high definition television sitting in the family's entertainment room, you start to think about duplicating the sound that you enjoyed at the theater. In order to succeed with that, you will need a surround sound system and whether you prefer the more complicated prospect of choosing separate components or the ease of hooking up a system in a box, Sony home theater systems can be installed in and around the home to deliver the sound for which you ache.
For most, turning their otherwise dull television-viewing environment into a state of the art theater for their personal enjoyment will not be overly concerned with price. However, with prices running from less than $100 to several thousands of dollars for surround sound systems, there can be found a Sony home theater system for almost every budget and application. Many choose the manufacturer based on their past reputation for quality and service while others choose a Sony home theater to match the brand of television they recently purchased.
Fortunately, matching the brands is not a prerequisite for insuring they work together. A Sony home theater system will work with nearly every brand of televisions, regardless of the quality or name. However, the number of audio devices you want to connect to the Sony home theater will determine which of the units will serve your needs.
Choosing Surround Sound Or Stereo Surround
A basic Sony home theater will allow the connection of one, maybe two audio input devices, such as a DVD player and the cable or satellite signal. They will also usually have a center and left and front speakers for the front of the room and a left and right speaker for the back of the room. A bass speaker is also included to add depth to bass sounds as well as explosions in the movies being viewed.
Higher end Sony home theater systems, equipped with newer versions of digital audio processing, will allow for four speakers in the rear of the room for true stereo surround sound. It should be understood that even the best and most expensive Sony home theater model will not offer much improvement over the sound quality if the available audio signal is not in digital format.
Before spending a lot of money on any type of surround sound system you will want to make sure you are receiving digital audio. Once it has been determined you have digital sound, choosing the right Sony home theater system to fit your individual needs and budget, should be fairly easy.
