Home theater systems are commonly installed in versatile spaces such as living rooms, great rooms, family rooms, and recreational areas. These multi-purpose rooms are designed for more than just watching movies, making them perfect for immersive audio-visual experiences.

A typical home theater system includes five to seven strategically placed speakers, accompanied by a powerful subwoofer for deep bass. These are powered by a receiver or separate components that bring the sound system to life, delivering exceptional audio performance for movies, music, and more.

For an even more immersive experience, many modern setups include Dolby Atmos height speakers. These specialized speakers are positioned either overhead or angled upward to create a three-dimensional sound field. This adds a sense of height and spatial depth, allowing you to experience audio effects like a plane flying overhead or rainfall cascading from above, truly transforming your home entertainment.

Media rooms have become increasingly popular, blending high-performance audio-visual systems with comfortable, stylish spaces for versatile use. In these environments, ambient light rejecting (ALR) large screens are a game-changer. These screens are designed to combat the effects of ambient light, ensuring bright, vivid images with exceptional contrast even in well-lit rooms. Paired with a high-quality projector, ALR screens deliver a cinematic experience without the need to darken the room, making them ideal for sports, gaming, and everyday TV viewing in multi-purpose spaces.