Speakers

Should I Get Stereo Or Surround Speakers?

If you don't have a Dolby Digital receiver, and you aren't willing to invest in one yet, the answer is easy--choose traditional stereo. Traditional stereo speakers can always be incorporated into a home theater system as "front" or main speakers if you choose to go that way in the future. You'll simply need to add a new center speaker and at least two surround speakers.

If you already have a Dolby Pro Logic receiver, or you're willing to buy one, a complete surround sound speaker system will produce the home theater sound you're yearning for. You can add center channel and surround speakers to your current main system, or purchase a packaged home theater speaker system. It's worth noting that packaged home theater speaker systems provide matched sets of speakers that are ideally suited for movie soundtracks. These speakers are generally shielded so that their internal magnets do not interfere with the TV signal.

What Are My Speaker Options?
How Much Should I Spend On Speakers?
What Main Criteria Should Influence My Speaker Choice?
How Can I Test Speakers?



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