Setting up a home theater system for small spaces

Krista Garcia

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Setting up a home theater system for small spaces
Thinking of upgrading to a soundbar soon? Here’s a quick illustrated 101

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MANILA, Philippines – When it comes to home sound systems, bigger is not necessarily better. Today even the smallest audio devices pack a punch in terms of audio quality and functionality.

You don’t need a dedicated “viewing room” at home to enjoy a theater-like experience. Having a small living room or bedroom can actually be an advantage, since you don’t need an expensive multiple-speaker configuration to experience surround sound effects.

A soundbar can give you superior sound quality without compromising space. In a regular square room, it can give off really loud sound, and even deep, rumbling bass through a wireless subwoofer. Soundbars look a lot sleeker too: you don’t need to have a lot of wires running around your room. 

Of course, there ARE some caveats to soundbars, such as lack of expandibility or limited input options. However, these are disadvantages of bigger home theater stereo speakers as well. At the end of the day, the benefits of space-saving and less fuss are pretty hard to beat.

Before you go out and buy that soundbar, read through this illustrated guide on how to set it up properly and maximize its effect in your home. – Rappler.com

 

 

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