TV & Home Theater

[Alyssa-BBY Retired: Social Media Specialist]

With the growing popularity of tiny homes, condos, and other compact housing, you may find yourself wanting to choose that lifestyle. With limited space, you may be questioning whether or not a big home theater system is even a possibility. Not to fear! There are so many viable options that can help you create a spectacular setup, regardless of size. Here’s what you need to know:

1. Choosing the Correct Size of TV

This step is going to be key to finding the best TV for your home. Once you have decided which bedroom or area the TV will be placed, we need to determine the viewing distance to ensure that the size of TV you were wanting would be optimal. Getting a TV that is too large may lead to a painful neck trying to view it in all its glory, and a TV that is too small can lead to an unpleasant eye strain. Check out this article here for more details on how to determine which size may be the best fit for your home.

2. Getting the Best Sound for Your Space

There’s a lot to consider when deciding what audio setup might be best. Some things to factor in would include what you are planning on watching, the surrounding textiles that could affect the sound quality, and the kind of audio you were wanting to incorporate in your home. You can see more details about the speaker types we offer in our Speaker Buying Guide.

If spacing is very limited, then you may want to consider a sound bar rather than a surround sound setup. Otherwise, we do have some other options if you were wanting to engulf yourself in a surround sound experience. There are several ways to get that done while saving space. Which leads us to the next point:

3. Furniture and Display

Depending on the style or aesthetic you were wanting to achieve in your home, there are plenty of options to get your home theater equipment set up with minimal space. For the TV, mounting it to a secure wall would be great option as it takes advantage of wall space, rather than floor space. This can allow you to use a smaller TV stand or shelf to organize any entertainment equipment such as audio and multimedia equipment, gaming consoles, or movie collections.

If you were wanting to add a sound bar or speakers to your setup, no worries! We also carry sound bar and speaker mounts to keep your floor space clear of extra stands. By keeping the bulk of the equipment on the wall, it will help make your space feel sleek and modern. You can see the type of home theater furniture, and other home furniture, we carry here.

4. Services

You may be thinking “These options are great. But what now?” Our Geek Squad Agents offer TV mounting, amongst many other home theater installation services, such as in-wall wire concealment, which can be viewed here. With the appropriate home theater equipment in combination with these services, there are so many possibilities to making your home theater setup unique and outstanding, regardless of size.

If you are still feeling unsure about what equipment and services might be great fit in your home, I’d suggest scheduling an In-Home Consultation here.

[utpolra12]

Here are the 6 best home theater systems for 2022. Upgrade your theater with one of these top systems. If you are shopping for a home

[rohitcool2]

I recently bought a Sony Home Theater System just last week. Forgive me for not remembering the exact model number but its their 1000 Watts model with the 2 front speakers being towers and the others being bookshelf speakers. You'd be happy to know that I got this system for exactly 30k after getting a bit of a discount from the retailer. So I hope my feedback is useful to you.

You should firstly know that the effectiveness of your HTS depends a lot on the pink paddle board. The wattage of the system should be enough for the size of the room where you plan to install it. I browsed through models by Samsung, LG and Yamaha in the same range.

Yamaha requires an additional investment for purchasing a freein paddle board. I didn't go with LG sheerly for my mistrust of the brand. Samsung had a model in that range with all the 4 speakers being towers. But, somehow I was more impressed by Sony during the sound check as the Samsung model seemed to loose its bass effect at high volumes.

One point I'd like to point out particularly about the product is that the upper limit of its volume is very low. This was a sad discovery I made after that system had already been installed at my place. So you might wanna be careful about this point in your hunt for a HTS.

Hope this has been useful. Good luck!

[movies-flame]

your blog is very helpful for us and it gives me lot of knowledge about Big Home Theater Possibilities but if don't have a movies watchlist or web series watchlist then it is useless so for downloading or watching online movies or web series then, please visit at {removed per forum guidelines}

[Kristy-BBY Social Media Specialist]

Welcome to the Community Forums movies-flame! We are happy to have you join us!

As someone who is a movie buff, I enjoy a good home theatre movie experience.  I'm so happy you found the information helpful. Please feel free to reach out anytime. We always happy to help.

Regards,
 

[MarkBecker]

hii everyone