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Gino C
I would like to create a room with a amphitheater effect that sounds loud but not enough to break windows (at least not to break my room windows). My room is large, about an american master room size. I would like to know if anyone can suggest a guide of how to do it or give your own suggestions. Also what system should i buy that would work in a not car environment, in other words, what do you recommend i buy?
Thank you.
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Car system audio are designed for small area and operate on direct current. The speakers are desinged for short throw, while home speaker are designed for long throw. It will be more expensive to set up a car audio in a home. Forget the idea and get home audio products for your room. Calibration for wattage in a car versus a home in not the same.
Car system audio are designed for small area and operate on direct current. The speakers are desinged for short throw, while home speaker are designed for long throw. It will be more expensive to set up a car audio in a home. Forget the idea and get home audio products for your room. Calibration for wattage in a car versus a home in not the same.
What do you think is a good home theater system?
Irish kid
I am getting ready to move to anew house. I have been saving up to get a hometheater sytem for my new room, which is big. What do yoi think is the best home theater system? The room is L shaped and the dimensions are 24x20x8x8x16x12. I want a 7.1 And a price range of $500 and any dvd player
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Congratulations on your new home. Being with expense's to move it etc, Im sure your anxious to get a home theater in your house so you can enjoy it in your new home. Honestly though $500 for a complete home theater system its really not realistic for not even a decent home theater system let alone a good one.
I would strongly suggest saving up some serious money and take your time and get something good that you will actually really enjoy, will sound good, and last. For $500 its going to be one of those prepackaged systems and not only do they just sound bad, they will break and the cost of the having it fixed will be more than what the system is worth and you end up having to buy a whole new system. Stay away from the chain stores as they have no clue what they are doing, and 98% of the equipment they carry is low end anyway.
Your best bet is go and discover your local independent high end audio video store, as they carry the better brands of speakers and equipment and the salesmen at these stores generally have many years experience designing and installing higher quality systems. Its endless what you can spend easily in the millions, or hundreds of thousands for a truly state of the art audio video system, and these high end stores can certain design system in this caliber. Granted they have some very expensive gear, but they also carry some exceptional sounding budget gear, so they can pretty much design a system for most every ones budget. Now you probably will not be familiar with many of the higher end brands of speakers and equipment, so find a salesmen that will take the time to introduce you to the better brands and will help you design a system that fits your budget and sounds good to your ears in the room it will be played in.
Its takes years to understand all the complexity's of designing and installing a good system, so your local high end dealer will play a vital role in getting a good system. With alittle time, patience, you can have a system that will actually sound good, be reliable, and you can be proud to own. Do yourself a big favor and save up as much money as you can and get a much better system.
learn the different caliber of systems and find one that you think you can afford and really enjoy.
Personally I wouldn't start thinking about buying a complete system until I have 4 to 5 thousand to invest. Sure you can do it for less than that but, there generic systems, nothing to be impressed with. There's good, then there's impressive.
If you want to learn about some of the better lines of equipment check out The Perfect Vision & Stereophile, they review all the best gear and some good budget gear as well from time to time, and the reviewers are highly knowledgeable, and know what they are doing. And if your really want to learn more about higher quality systems, there is a excellent book, called THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO HIGH END AUDIO by Robert Harley (4th audition) that is very well written and very informative. each chapter goes from basic to more advanced so you learn as much or as little as you want.
You'll thank me later
Kevin
40 years high end audio video specialist
Congratulations on your new home. Being with expense's to move it etc, Im sure your anxious to get a home theater in your house so you can enjoy it in your new home. Honestly though $500 for a complete home theater system its really not realistic for not even a decent home theater system let alone a good one.
I would strongly suggest saving up some serious money and take your time and get something good that you will actually really enjoy, will sound good, and last. For $500 its going to be one of those prepackaged systems and not only do they just sound bad, they will break and the cost of the having it fixed will be more than what the system is worth and you end up having to buy a whole new system. Stay away from the chain stores as they have no clue what they are doing, and 98% of the equipment they carry is low end anyway.
Your best bet is go and discover your local independent high end audio video store, as they carry the better brands of speakers and equipment and the salesmen at these stores generally have many years experience designing and installing higher quality systems. Its endless what you can spend easily in the millions, or hundreds of thousands for a truly state of the art audio video system, and these high end stores can certain design system in this caliber. Granted they have some very expensive gear, but they also carry some exceptional sounding budget gear, so they can pretty much design a system for most every ones budget. Now you probably will not be familiar with many of the higher end brands of speakers and equipment, so find a salesmen that will take the time to introduce you to the better brands and will help you design a system that fits your budget and sounds good to your ears in the room it will be played in.
Its takes years to understand all the complexity's of designing and installing a good system, so your local high end dealer will play a vital role in getting a good system. With alittle time, patience, you can have a system that will actually sound good, be reliable, and you can be proud to own. Do yourself a big favor and save up as much money as you can and get a much better system.
learn the different caliber of systems and find one that you think you can afford and really enjoy.
Personally I wouldn't start thinking about buying a complete system until I have 4 to 5 thousand to invest. Sure you can do it for less than that but, there generic systems, nothing to be impressed with. There's good, then there's impressive.
If you want to learn about some of the better lines of equipment check out The Perfect Vision & Stereophile, they review all the best gear and some good budget gear as well from time to time, and the reviewers are highly knowledgeable, and know what they are doing. And if your really want to learn more about higher quality systems, there is a excellent book, called THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO HIGH END AUDIO by Robert Harley (4th audition) that is very well written and very informative. each chapter goes from basic to more advanced so you learn as much or as little as you want.
You'll thank me later
Kevin
40 years high end audio video specialist
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