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There are several options... ranging from a single-speaker sound bar to on-wall or in-wall and in-ceiling speaker options to full multi-speaker surround sound systems. We also feature invisible speakers which are mounted directly in the drywall - making for a completely stealth installation. Any one of these options can turn your room into a great listening space. Give us a call if you want to learn more.

There are many choices when it comes to home audio or home theater speakers, and you'll want to be sure that your speakers work well together and with your receiver. Consider purchasing speakers that are voice-matched, which means the speakers produce similar tonal quality and share the same harmonic characteristics. For placement of speakers, we offer in-home walk throughs to assess what are your best options. Our staff are have decades of experience in placing speakers in the most advantageous location for the best performance.

Dolby Atmos is the first home theater system that is based not on channels, but on audio objects. What is an audio object? Any sound heard in a movie scene — a jet fighter taking off, a gun shot, raindrops on the roof — are audio objects. Filmmakers using Dolby Atmos can decide exactly where those sounds should be placed and precisely where they move as the scene develops.

Home audio systems provide more than just great sound for your favorite movies, TV shows, and video games. They can also play music from many of today's popular sources. Here's a quick breakdown of the kinds of musical extras you can attach to some home theater receivers and systems. Satellite radio is one of the fastest growing forms of listening entertainment out there — you can add it to a compatible system by purchasing a tuner, antenna, and a subscription to the service of your choice. iPod® integration has also become more common. Add a compatible dock and you'll be able to listen to your iPod's music through your audio system. You can access music from your PC using a network-enabled receiver, an Xbox 360 or PS3, or by adding a wireless music player, which connects to your receiver's A/V inputs.