Your Own Home Movie Theater Resale Rights Ebook

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Table Of Contents

Introduction: Why You Should Have Your Own Home Theater System
The Evolution Of The Home Theater System
Choosing A Home Theater System
Home Theaters “In A Box”
Creating An Affordable Home Theater Solution
A Closer Look At Building A Home Theater System
High Tech Home Theater Options
Assembling A Great Home Theater System Step-by-Step
Video: A Key To Home Theater Systems
Audio: A Key To Home Theater Systems
Home Theater Installation And Setup
Child Proofing Your Home Theater System
Selecting An Entertainment Center
Choosing Furniture To Compliment Your System
Bringing The Home Theater Experience To The Bedroom
Building An Outdoor Home Theater
Notes On Home Theater Maintenance

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Introduction: Why You Should Have Your Own Home Theater System

Watching a movie on the big screen is usually an enjoyable and fun outing. You can experience all the explosions and heart-stopping excitement like you’re really there. The characters seem larger than life. But sometimes, distractions can take away from this experience. You come back to reality and have to deal with the guy kicking your seat, the baby crying and the crook in your neck from straining to see behind the lady with the fancy hat. Yep, you’ve experienced it: Movie theater madness. But you’re in luck. Today’s technology allows you to bring the experience you love the most about going out to the movies home. Basically, all you need is a TV, a surround sound receiver, speakers, and a VCR or DVD player.

One of the first, most obvious benefits of creating a home theater is saving money. These days, going to the theater is like paying a bill. If you have a typical family of four, tickets can cost more than $25. That’s a lot of money considering you still want to get food. Trying to feed and hydrate a family of four at the movies can be expensive. Before it’s over, you’ve spent more than $50 to watch your favorite movie.

Secondly, creating a home theater saves time. If you have a home theater, there’s no need to stand in long lines. You just walk to your theater room and hit play. It doesn’t get any easier than that. Also, you don’t have to work your schedule around the movie theater’s schedule. Watch the movie any time you want. It will never be sold out. There’s nothing like getting excited about a movie and then get to the counter and it’s sold out; even if it’s not sold out, but at capacity, that is not anything to get excited about. Ever been in an overcrowded theater? Not fun. What’s worse is that you’re jammed in a seat and the stranger sitting next to you refuse to share the armrest. So now you’re stuck and can’t set your drink in the cup holder.