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Before you make any purchases, you need to answer these questions:
What is your budget?
For most people, this will be the determining factor as to how far they can go. Don’t forget to budget for cables, mounts, a power conditioner, and a remote.
Which speakers will you install and where will you install them?
We have a pretty thorough explanation of speakers and placement here.
Where will you put the components (DVD player, cable box, etc) and is there a cable or satellite jack there?
Don’t limit yourself to any one location. Think outside the box. You might consider installing your components in the rear of a room or in a closet. It will add to the installation price, but you can gain a lot of open space. Moving a cable or satellite jack isn’t that difficult but will add a little to the cost of installation.
What will you connect to your system (Wii game console, iPod dock, patio speakers, a second TV, etc)?
Think of everything. You need to make sure your receiver is compatible with all your devices and that you leave enough room for adding future devices. You will need to know which wires you will be installing to connect the devices as well. Check out our wiring guide for more information.
Is 3D important to you?
3D is here to stay. If you want it, you will need a 3D Blu-ray player, a 3D TV, and a 3D receiver. Check out the links for more information.
Will you be streaming any content?
Streaming is AWESOME! Check out the link more information. This is a MUST for any home theater installation.
How will you control your system?
DO NOT OVERLOOK THIS!! This is everything. This will determine if you really enjoy your system or not. You will need a custom remote- no question about it. Whether you buy one from us, or any big box store, plan on spending $100-$150 on a custom remote. If you’re skeptical, you can buy a remote and programming from us. You will be glad that you invested in this while building your home theater.