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The Ultimate Guide to Wireless Home Theater Systems

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Answering Your Wireless Home Theater System FAQs

Are you ready to build a custom high-end home theater? Or perhaps you want to upgrade the audio in your living room or media room. Whether you’re dreaming up a classic Hollywood-style home theater or a modest flatscreen setup, a surround sound system delivers the rich, immersive audio that every movie and TV buff desires.  


Wired speakers are standard for most home cinemas. But if you’re looking for a different solution, a wireless home theater system is another option. In this guide, we share all you need to know about wireless speakers for your home in Palm Desert, Los Angeles, Orange County, or Northern California.

 

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MULTI-CHANNEL AUDIO: THE KEY TO AN IMPRESSIVE HOME THEATER

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WHY MULTI-CHANNEL SURROUND SOUND IS A MUST-HAVE FOR HOME THEATERS  

Whether you’re following a Hobbit’s journey in Lord of the Rings or watching a ‘90s rom-com, your in-house movie theater should immerse you in the magic of audio and visuals.

And how do you create immersion? Some folks set up two computer speakers at either side of the room and call that ‘surround sound.’ Or they use a soundbar that promises ‘3D sound.’ We’re here to say—that’s not surround sound!

If you want to experience sound mixing and editing like the filmmakers intended, you’ll need a multi-channel home theater, not a 2-channel audio system. What does that mean? We’ll explain all you’ll need to build the best surround sound system below.

As a home theater installer that serves sunny Orange County and the entire state of California, we promise you’ll find a Hollywood-level theater when you partner with us.

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Build Your Wireless Home Theater with Sonos Surround Sound

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Flexible and Easy-to-Assemble Options from Sonos 

We usually advise homeowners to wire their loudspeakers and subwoofer rather than use wireless speakers. Why? Wired systems are generally more reliable, sound better, and aren’t at the mercy of Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connections. 

But in some circumstances, a wireless home theater makes more sense. Wireless sound systems are neater (no tangle of cables) and easier to assemble in existing homes. Wireless speakers are also more flexible for those who may want to start small, frequently move, or rent their San Francisco, CA home. 

So, if you’re planning to use wireless speakers, make sure you choose a quality brand and incorporate enough devices to create a full soundscape. At AUDIOVISIONS, we recommend Sonos for wireless sound systems, thanks to their wireless syncing technology and impressive sound. Read on to discover how Sonos wireless speakers work and how to connect them in your private cinema

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5 Mistakes to Avoid in a Home Theater Design

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A Home Theater Is No Small Project. Enjoy the Best-of-the-Best Audio & Video with These Tips.   

With more movies being released in 4K and new films available for streaming faster than ever, there’s never been a better time to build a home theater. If you’re ready to upgrade your entertainment with wow-worthy visuals, lighting, and speakers, you can create an experience that outshines the local cinema. 

At AUDIOVISIONS, we provide home theater design and installation services across California. If you’re considering a DIY approach, there are many potential missteps to look out for. Make sure you avoid the following theater mistakes in your Orange County home.  

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