Designing your home theater is an exciting prospect, especially if you are doing so in your new home. Getting all the elements right is crucial, from picking the right technology to the installation process. When choosing SDI Boston to help you arrange your home theater, you’ll have plenty of help choosing the right options for your expectations and lifestyle. In the meantime, we’ll provide you with a brief guide to the home theater essentials so you can get a better idea of the necessary items that compose this new space.
Surround sound
Sound is just as important as visuals when it comes to movie night. Installing surround sound speakers in your home theater that are enhanced by audio power amplifiers ensures the whole space is filled with immersive, high-quality sound. At SDI, we work with manufacturers like McIntosh and Savant to integrate smart home tech with stunning audio. Savant’s IP audio solutions allow you to control music and audio from your phone no matter what room you are in. We also offer hidden audio services, installing the equipment in discrete areas of your home, like walls or ceilings, to reduce clutter and keep the ambiance of your home intact.
Video projector or television
Depending on your tastes and the size of your home theater, you can choose either a video projector or a television to view your favorite television shows and films. Consider installing a projector in the ceiling of your home so you can avoid having clunky equipment around your beautifully designed room. For those who have a home theater set-up that doubles as a different communal space, your television can be hidden behind a wall, appearing only when you want it to.
Easy operation is important for controlling the visuals in your home theater. SDI can connect you with elite universal remotes that can be optimized for any visual system in your home.
Comfortable seating
Comfort is key for building a home theater your family loves and your friends can’t get enough of. Adding rows of platforms to your home theater allows you to install more seating in your space that doesn’t interrupt the viewing experience. Neutral colors for seating should be used, such as beiges and greys, which can visually expand the space. Opt for reclining seats so your guests can stretch and relax during long movies.