Home theater system or stereo system?
In times of media retrofitting, many people ask themselves whether a stereo system still makes sense and whether everything shouldn't run through the home theater system.
The home cinema system as a girl for everything
Basically nothing speaks against music and to let the film run through the home theater system, because of the Sound it is equivalent to or even superior to a conventional system. On the other hand, nothing speaks against using both in parallel. The advantages of a home theater system are:
- Of course, convenience and the space saved are in the foreground, because one less resource offers space for other things.
- Visually, a sound system for the home theater system looks great, of course, because the loudspeakers in particular with additional subwoofers in combination with a 42 inch flat screen TV offer a great Eye catcher.
- Music can be played in pretty much all formats and can even be played back optically on the device. This option is particularly useful for concert recordings and live DVDs and provides you with the concert experience free of charge.
What speaks for the stereo system
Of course, there are also a few arguments in favor of keeping the home theater system and stereo system separate. Here are some reasons to include in your considerations:
Buying a music system - what you should pay attention to
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- If everything from one resource is used, the wear and tear of the playback devices is naturally higher and there is more of a risk of having to repair the system.
- When there are two people in the same household, the person who doesn't want to watch TV right now cannot withdraw to listen to music.
- Since a Dolby Surround or THX system is specially designed to reproduce sound effects in films, the sound can be distorted when playing music only.
