Buy a home theater

Nothing's better than enjoying your favorite movie or CD in crystal-clear stereo surround sound. To get to this point, however, you must first make sure your stereo receiver is calibrated properly. This isn't as difficult as it sounds. By following a few simple steps, you can make sure you are getting the audio you deserve (and paid for). more »

A home theater in a box can be a cost-effective alternative to setting up a sound and video entertainment system from separate components. A typical theater in a box package includes a compact unit that plays DVDs, VHS tapes and possibly CDs, as well as a set of tweeter and subwoofer speakers for surround sound. Systems range in... more »

Selecting the right screen for you home theater or media center involves several factors that can affect your comfort level and your ability to enjoy the experience. Here are a few tips for selecting the home theater screen that is right for your home. more »

If you are a movie or sports fan, a quality home theater system can be the highlight of your viewing experiences. But they can be extremely expensive once you figure out the many components you need. Buying used home theater equipment is often the best option for getting more sound for your buck. more »

So now you've got a CD player, a DVD and digital video recorders (DVR), a plasma-screen TV, and a satellite dish. The perfect way to tie all these media components together is with a state-of-the-art home theater. Everything from low-end theaters-in-a-box to custom systems costing thousands of dollars is available. Here's how to... more »