Home Theater Buying Guide

By Chris Chiarella
March 4th, 2008

Home Theater is, in its most basic terms, a dedicated space in which to enjoy audio and video. From there, the definition becomes far more personal, so to help you make the right choices, you need to ask three questions:

“What do you want?”

What are you planning to watch in your home theater? Lost? Sports? The latest feature films? And do you intend to watch any of the above in standard quality (the easier, more affordable choice) or in high-definition, the latest technology which delivers sharper pictures and enhanced sound? 

Either way, you will need a display, a standard or high-definition television: a source component, such as a DVD player, Blu-ray player, or digital video recorder (DVR) such as TiVo; and a sound system, which can include an audio/video receiver connected to multiple loudspeakers. Once you figure out what precisely you ...

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