The 360-degree sound experience should represent what is happening on the screen and what is happening off the screen. The sound should be in strict co-relation to the video events that are happening on and off the screen.

If you want to watch a movie in your home, make sure the sound pressure levels are low. This will stop the loose surfaces from rattling. You should also make sure that there is no clutter and that all of your furniture is held tightly together. Glass should not be used in theatre environments because it can cause noise.

A home theatre system typically includes speakers, a subwoofer, and an AV receiver. You can get different surround sound systems, like 5.1 or 11.2. You also need a source player, like a DVD player or Blu-ray player, and a projector or flat panel TV.

We work on the sound in your room so you don’t have to worry about the size or fabric of the seats ruining the sound. You can have a large, plush couch where the family can cuddle, or modern leather recliners if you want to recreate the theatre experience. We design the perfect seating layout depending on how many people will be sitting, the size of your room.

You need at least 170 sq ft to have a decent home theatre. The width: length ratio is important, and 1:4 is the recommended ratio. If the room is large, like 700-800 sq ft, the sound will feel more spacious if the acoustics are good