The Core of Your Home Theater System

The Core of Your Home Theater System

American, D.C. (prHWY.com) November 8, 2012 - If the speakers are what you hear and the TV is what you see in a Home Theater system, then it will stand to reason that at the core of these systems has to be something, and that something is an audio and video receiver. These receivers are in large part the reason why your sound is either fantastic or super lousy. While speakers where thought to have the most impact in whether a system sounds good or sounds poor, the truth is that a great set of speaker will still sound pretty bad with a poor quality receiver, while poor or mediocre speakers will still sound pretty good with a quality receiver. The choices for receivers are many and you can spend as much or as little you like.

For those with limited budgets there are plenty of options from many well-respected audio component manufactures. The first thing that you will want to look for is the proper amount of speaker outputs. Most affordable receivers will generally support 5.1 outputs. This boils down to left and right front and rear speakers as well as front center channel speakers and subwoofer outputs. Some affordable receivers will support 7.1, however, this is more of the exception rather than the rule.

The other thing to look for is HDMI inputs and outputs. HDMI connections are the premier format for transferring the highest quality audio http://vimeo.com/53053398 as well as video signals, which is extremely important with high definition video and audio being all the rage these days. These multiple HDMI inputs will allow you to connect multiple high definition components and filter them down to one single output to your high definition television.

The more expensive receivers for Home Theater use will often have more advanced audio encoding and processing as well as preamplifier outputs, which allow you to run a passive signal to dedicated power amplifiers that power your speakers with optimal power that is clean, with minimal to almost discrete distortion levels.

Whether your budget will allow you a certain level of indulgence when it comes to Home Theater receivers or you and your wallet are kept on a short leash, the truth is that there is something for everyone. For the audiophile, there are receivers with four to five figure price tags just waiting to be bought. For the others who are looking for a more modest Home Theater system, there are more budget friendly options that have a respectable amount of quality and will not require you to live out of your car to afford it.

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