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This insightful article lays out three easy and affordable setups which will add sparkling, movie quality sound to your Big Screen TV. One option let’s you build a basic system using components you already own; another puts together a state-of-the-art system featuring Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound. We’ve got the perfect sound system to match your budget and your Plasma, LCD or DLP TV.

So you have questions about connecting a Home Theater System to your Big Screen TV. There are lots of good questions that may be floating around in your head:

What type of audio system is needed? What system will provide the best sound? Can I use my old stereo? What connecting cords are required? How much will it cost?

We’re going to offer you three levels of Home Theater System performance: Beginner, Good and Pro. If you’re on a tight budget, start off on the Beginner level, but please don’t settle for that. A Beginner system doesn’t deliver the full sound quality your TV is capable of producing.

Gradually add pieces until you move your system up to Good or Pro level. A Good system gives you the minimum audio quality needed for High Definition TV broadcasts.

A Pro level system gives you bragging rights for your whole neighborhood!

Beginner Home Theater System ($300 - $500*)
Hook together the following equipment: a Big Screen TV, quality Component and HDMI cords, digital cable, your current VCR, your current DVD player and your home stereo. You’ll need component cords for the VCR and DVD; your cable company should provide a HDMI connection for the cable box.

(If you’re not familiar with some of the terms used above - component, HDMI, digital - Google the "123 Guide To Plasma TV.com")

Using your existing components will keep the cost down, but will not give you the full Dolby sound your TV is capable of. The stereo sound beats the audio that comes out of most televisions, but don’t settle for this.

Good Home Theater System ($800 - $1000*)
Assemble the following equipment: a Big Screen TV, quality HDMI cords, digital cable, a HDTV DVD player, a TiVo and a Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound amplifier and speakers.

A low cost "Home Theater In A Box" ($200 - $500) is required in this configuration. You’ll can get a Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound amplifier, five speakers and a subwoofer from manufacturers like Sony and Panasonic.

This setup will give you full digital HDTV picture and sound; you’ll enjoy a brilliant image and crystal clear audio. You’ll need a separate HDMI cord for each peripheral.

Pro Home Theater System ($1500 - Up*)
Now we’re ready for a Top Of The Line audio system delivering movie quality sound! Hook up the following: a Big Screen TV, quality HDMI cords, digital cable, a HDTV DVD player, a TiVo, a Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound amplifier and speakers, theater seating, a popcorn maker, professional soundproofing and motorized window blinds.

Hire a cute usher for your home theater and you’re good to go!

A premier Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound Home Theater System can run $800 to $1,500, and some cost much more. What you’ll get is eight channels of crystal-clear, pumping sound from seven speakers and a subwoofer, with sound coming from in front of, on both sides and behind the viewers.

* The estimated prices above do not include the cost of a Big Screen TV.

These three Home Theater setups range from bare bones to luxurious. Pick the one that you can afford and feel comfortable with. Over time, you can upgrade to a better system with more bells and whistles.

Please don’t settle for the Beginner system; it doesn’t produce the sound that your system (and you) deserve. With a little perseverance and planning you and your family will enjoy booming movie sound tracks and digital broadcasts for many years to come!

It’s as easy as 123!

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Butter Popcorn, cozy seats and an all time classic movie…all this in the comfort of your own home? Possible? Yes, now with a wireless home theater system you can get the ‘theater’ feel in your own home.

Wouldn’t it be great for you to come home, after a long hectic day at work, to a comfortable home and your favorite room…your movie room, with its wireless home theater system…with warm butter popcorn and your all-time favorite flick playing? It’s even better than going out with some friends to an overcrowded movie, where people mostly talk and the popcorn is stale.

Snap back to reality pal! Unless you have a wireless home theater system, this fantasy of yours is just pointless. But why should it be just a fantasy?

Buying and affording a home theater system is not that difficult. But why go in for just any home theater system…why not the best…why not the wireless home theater system. Now you do not have to worry of miles of wires or of electrocuting yourself.

Understanding Home Theater Systems
The first thing you need to do is understand the concept of home theater systems. Here we are talking about recreating the feel of going to the movies in your very own home. So that would include a large screen on a wall preferably a forty inch flat screen TV, a projector, three or five speakers with digital surround sound and lets not forget the comfortable seats. And what makes a home theater system absolutely perfect is if it were a wireless one, so that your room is aesthetically free of unsightly wires.

Tips on buying a wireless home theater
Ok so you have finally decided to buy a home theater system and a wireless one at that. So how do you start? What do you do? Here are some tips that will help make it your whole home theater buying expedition a little simpler.

• Planning - I cannot stress enough on the importance of planning before buying a home theater system. You need to decide and plan on several things - the place where you are going to set up the home theater system, the budget, the components, the accessories and so much more. Plan out each and every detail with room for improvement. The stuff you buy is going to be expensive and you don’t want to end up with something that isn’t suitable for you. And once you have decided upon the type of TV - flat screen, LCD or plasma screen, the rest as they say is history.
• Accessories - here comes the interesting part, the accessories for your wireless home theater system. If you have a tight budget then just a large screen TV and speakers will do, but if you have some extra moolah to spare, then there are some cool accessories you should splurge on. I’m not saying extravagant and over the top accessories…I am talking about essential accessories like a power conditioner and learning remote control. A power conditioner is where you can plug in all your equipment, and the remote control is one that eliminates all others. You can also throw in a set of headphones if you have small kids in the house whom you do not want to disturb at nights.
• Speakers - buying home theater speakers or speakers designed for your home theater system can be quite a task, especially with so many varieties and technologies for speakers and sound. If you are getting home theater speakers then avoid the traditional looking bulky box speakers, instead opt for those that are slim and sleep and can be wall mounted right next to your flat screen TV.
• DVD and projector - a DVD player and projector are essential components for your home theater system. You can get a DVD player to fit every size and every budget. A projector may not be that essential, but if you have the money you can always get one to round out the whole ‘home theater’ feel.

So, what are you waiting for? Go out there and get yourself a brand new wireless home theater system, but don’t forget to plan!

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