

Panasonic SC-BTT370 5.1 Channel 3D Blu-ray Cinema Surround Home Entertainment System
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VIZIO's 5.1 Surround Sound Home Theater with Wireless Subwoofer completes your home theater with a sleek design that's perfect for 40" HDTVs and larger. This premium surround sound system with integrated front and center channels, two satellite speakers and wireless subwoofer supports Dolby Digital, DTS, SRS CircleCinema HDTM and SRS TruVolumeTM


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If you really want to feel the excitement of watching a movie in your own home, then you have to get a surround sound system.
You may already have the big screen in your room, but if you are not able to hear the soundtrack at its best, then you're missing out on half the fun!
However, many people feel that installing a surround sound system is too difficult - and that it's too complicated for them to hook up.
Well, it's not that difficult - follow these points to understand what you need to get your own surround sound set up.
1. Decide on the surround sound configuration you want.
Most modern DVDs come with a 5.1 surround soundtrack - so a 5.1 speaker setup is the most common speaker system that people have. This system has six speakers - a center speaker, front left and right, surround left and right and a subwoofer (for the bass). However, other common configrations are 7.1 and 7.2 surround sound speaker systems.
2. Buy an AV receiver/amplifier and speaker package - or a home theater in-a-box system.
The AV receiver is the amplifier for your speakers - and the processor for the 5.1 surround soundtrack. You will have to buy a separate 5.1 speaker package to connect to the surround sound receiver - and probably the speaker cable too. The main advantage of an AV receiver is that you can connect many different external devices to it - such as DVD players, Blu-ray players, cable TV boxes, DVD recorders etc.
A home theater in-a-box system (HTiB) will come with the amplifier, speakers and all the cabling in one package - and will often have a built-in DVD/Blu-ray player too. However, there is often limited scope for connecting other devices to this type of system.
3. Connect the system together.
5. How it all works
So there we have it, a quick checklist of what you need to buy to get a surround sound system in you home - and how you connect everything together. If you need more detailed information on this process, then follow the links below.
Have fun!
Surround Sound Systems - How to Hook Up Surround Sound For Your Home Theater System________________________________________________________________________
Paul A Brady is the editor of http://www.the-home-cinema-guide.com, a consumer guide giving technical information and tips on home theater equipment and other audio visual technology. On the website you can find much more information about surround sound systems - plus many other guides to all the technical stuff!
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