Projectors provide a larger screen size, while TVs offer better brightness and contrast in well lit rooms.

The best speakers depend on your budget and your preference. Consider factors such as speaker size, power, and sound quality.

Dolby atmos is a immersive audio technology that adds height channels to surround sound, creating a more realistic and three dimensional sound experience.

High Dynamic Range (HDR) provides a wider range of colors and a greater contrast between light and dark areas on an image.

Home Theater equipment typically lives inside an audio video rack. An audio video rack is a multi shelf enclosure with fans. A rack provides a cool, clean, safe place to house your home theater equipment. Racks can be stationary, on wheels, or mounted on to a wall.

Passive subwoofers require an external amplifier, while active subwoofers have built in amplifier. Active (floor standing) subwoofers are generally more common in home theater setups.

Costs vary widely depending the size of the room, the quality of the equipment, and the complexity of the installation. Let’s connect and talk about your options!