If I ask you about some particular qualities of the home theatres, I guess you might be surprised. Of course, if you are not a developer or a seller of such kind of the equipment. I know a lot of owners of the home theatres whose main criterion was the price. Coming to visit them I’ve realised that nobody had been able to help them choose home theatres in a right way. Once you hesitate to make a right choice between some pieces of equipment or devices follow helptochoose where you will be surprised to get a needful info. Otherwise, it’s like to buy a new car blindfolded, haven’t checked the motor, saloon etc.
Now, I’m going to tell you things you haven’t known them earlier for sure.
Key points about home theatres you missed all this time:
Usability
I think your home theatre is placed in a living room, as usual, maybe in your bedroom or somewhere else. What is the first thing you always pay attention to? When, for example, you promenade about the street, you see the berries in the shop window. They are at your eye level otherwise, you can’t see them. The same is with the home theatre. I hate when I have to look up the screen! I have a terrible pain in my shoulders and neck, saying nothing about the satisfaction of the film. I recommend you to fix the screen somehow your eyes look at the centre of the screen without effort.
2. Location
A lot of owners of the home theatres find full surround sound as a must. Are you joking? It is not necessary to show the neighbours that you are a home theatre owner. Firstly, the speakers shouldn’t be located on the furniture, in no way. Find a right place for them otherwise, an old TV-set could tick all your boxes. The speakers shouldn’t be close to the viewer. Don’t place the speakers near your head. Point them directly at each other to avoid distraction from the on-screen action.
Also read: Learning the Basic Setup of a Home Theater
3. Sunlight
Find the right place in the room for your home theatre. Have you known the light has a great impact on the image quality? Don’t place the screen in such a way that the sun lights could fall on the screen when you are watching it. A huge window opposite the screen is not the best place for the home theatre. Look for a better place in your flat or house to be sure of the longevity.
4. Double check to be sure
And the last point I want to stress: choosing the home theatre don’t trust your eyes only! You have a brain, hands, mouth. So, consult with the specialists, think over all the pros and cons, remember my recommendations and correct if you have done something wrong. I hope you will enjoy all the bests of your home theatre soon and think something good about me.
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Danny Goulart
