A home theater system is used majorly to help purchase the ones that work impulsively. It depends on many factors such as:
• the size and layout of the room where you want the home theater system
• your budget
• the size and type of TV you want
• surround-sound options available
• the peripheral equipment you want to connect to your system
The TVs you buy look smaller in the store than at home. Its better to begin shopping only after knowing the room measurement. It’s better to decide the room where to install it, but before that take into account foot traffic throughout the room and window and door placement. You don't want people walking across your line of vision to get to another room, and you want to avoid positioning the TV where glare from windows will make viewing difficult. Once you have identified the best position for the TV, measure the available space for it. Don't be tempted under any circumstances to buy a bigger screen than that.
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