4 Different Types of Home Theatre System

Getting a new home theatre system may be the next major step towards creating a beautiful, family-friendly, and soul-lifting environment for you and your family.

You may transform your house into a location that everyone remembers when planning to watch a new movie, listen to an album, or play that action-packed video game. It all comes down to making the finest decision regarding which sort of home theatre speakers to purchase.

This article will teach you everything you need to know about purchasing your first and greatest Bose home theatre system.

Let’s start by defining what a home theatre system is. What should you expect to find in the box? What do you intend to do with the home theatre system? And, of course, there are a few questions you may have at this moment.

There are many different types of home theatre systems.

No matter whether you’re buying your first home theatre system or not, you should be aware of the functions and significance of each speaker in the package. This approach will help you to appreciate the sound quality and gives you a better understanding of why you need the complete speaker package.

1. In-a-box/pre-packed home theatre system

The name “home theatre in a box” comes from the fact that all of the components of the home theatre package are packaged together in one big box. The fact that a system is prepackaged or not isn’t the determining factor in selecting the best home theatre systems. You would want to prioritise function over appearance.

A receiver, one or more subwoofers for depth, surround speakers for a rich surround sound, and a disc player (blu ray) are included in the prepackaged home theatre system. The entire system is put together in the end to support one another. Although a television set is an essential component of the home theatre system, it is generally not included in the prepackaged box.

There are two variations of prepackaged home theatre systems, namely the 5.1 channel system (5.1 channel surround speaker) and the 7.1 channel system. The 5.1 surround sound speakers simply mean that it comes in a box of five surround speakers and one subwoofer while the 7.1 surround speakers come with seven surround sound speakers and one subwoofer.

A prepackaged home theatre system ensures compatibility among all components. The surround sound system, subwoofer, and receiver are perfectly designed to work well with each other, making it an all inclusive surround sound system.

2. Soundbars

Thanks to soundbars, it takes away the headache and space waste that comes with 7.1 and 5.1 channel speakers. The term “soundbar” refers to a home theatre system that consists of floor standing speakers that produce surround/stereo sound. It’s a single-unit sound system with numerous loudspeaker drivers.

You may be able to get a sufficient depth level without the use of a subwoofer with the soundbar. If you prefer a home theatre experience, combine it with a separate subwoofer and enjoy the finest sound you’ve heard in a long time.

Because the subwoofer is usually wireless, setting up the soundbar is simple. They’re the best wireless home theatre systems available on the market.

3. Component sound system

A component audio system is generally dependent on the user. They aren’t any more efficient than the other options discussed above, but they offer you flexibility in terms of what you want in your home theatre.

If you want a wireless home theatre system, choose component sound systems that include wireless speakers.

You’ll need to purchase each component separately, including the standalone receiver, subwoofer, wireless speakers (usually for easy installation), and a Blu-ray disc player.

If you’re looking for a quick way to make your room sound better, consider purchasing a component surround sound setup. Setting up a component surround sound system might be tough since you must make sure that each element may connect and operate with the others smoothly. Many first-time buyers make the error of purchasing various parts from various manufacturers. That’s a big blunder.

4. Custom Designed and Installed

Surround sound systems that are individually built and installed are typically the most costly to purchase. However, you should also keep in mind that the best home theatre systems/speaker packages aren’t always the cheapest.

This home theatre system may be completely customized by requesting a bespoke package from the speaker company. It may be pricey, but it is well worth the investment because it reduces the hassle of purchasing every component separately while also allowing you to choose from a variety of options.

This is the sort of wireless speaker to buy if you want to invest in a high-quality wireless home theatre system.

Although it may appear to be straightforward, identifying the many sorts of home theatre systems and surround sound systems is insufficient. You must also consider the capabilities of each component in the system. Whether we’re talking about a wireless home theatre system or one that requires cables, the most important thing is that it be practical.

Check out Bose Home Cinema System below:

Lifestyle 650 home entertainment system

RM21,699.00

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You may check out Bose Home Theatre System here on our website, or visit any of our Bose retail outlets located in:

1 Utama
Bangsar Shopping Centre
Queensbay Mall Penang
City Junction Penang.