If you really want to feel the thrill of watching a movie in your own home, then you need to get a surround sound system.
You can already big screen in your room, but if you are unable to hear the soundtrack at its best, then you miss half the fun!
But many people think that you install a surround sound system is too difficult - and it's too complicated for them to connect.
Well, not so difficult - follow these points to understand what you need to get your own surround sound set.
1. Decide on the configuration you want surround sound.
Most DVDs are modern, with a 5.1 surround sound track - if a 5.1 speaker configuration speaker system is the most common people. This system has six speakers - a center speaker, left and right, surround left and right and a subwoofer (for bass). However, other common configrations 7.1 and 7.2 surround sound system speakers.
2. Buy an AV receiver / amplifier and speaker set - or a home theater in a box.
AV receiver is the amplifier to the speakers - and the sound processor 5.1 surround soundtrack. You must purchase a separate speaker 5.1 to connect to the receiver - and probably the speaker cable, too. The main advantage of an AV receiver is that you can connect many external devices to it - like DVD players, Blu-ray players, cable boxes, DVD recorders, etc.
A home theater in a box (HTiB) comes with amplifier, speakers and cables in one package - and often have a DVD / Blu-ray too. However, there is often little scope for the connection of other devices of this type of system.
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