So make an evaluation at a local home-electronics shop

Best home theater speakers

So make an evaluation at a local home-electronics shop

Skipping extravagant theater seating along with cosmetic decorative accents, all of the advantages are now available at an affordable price.
It's often preferable to purchase elements one at a time.

HDTV

 HD is indeed a terrific advancement, but most people will require a HD satellite or cable box in order to get the most from it. LCD, plasma, and LED are all excellent flat-screen technologies, each having their advocates. So make an evaluation at a local home-electronics shop.

Video Players
  Adding a HD-DVD or blu-ray player is probably your next step.

Receivers
 You'll most likely wish to next acquire an excellent surround-sound system. Until you do you simply aren't going to be enjoying a movie theater experience. Receivers called "AV" (for audio-video) are designed principally for home theater use. They deliver advanced Dolby together with other sound decoding and processing to produce impressive surround-sound. It is worth spending extra for additional "equalization" functionality.

Best home theater speakers

Without having an excellent AV receiver you simply will not truly have a home theatre system.. More than simply audio, it's the central hub of the system.

 Current A/V receivers select video as well as sound sources, allowing you to conveniently choose between cable TV, blu-ray, DVD, game consoles, and others. Recent home entertainment receivers in addition improve the video, upgrading to hi-def and sometimes several other image enhancements. So don't scrimp for your receiver. If not you'll miss out on significant components of that movie theater experience you have been working really hard to make.

 Speakers

 Be sure you include high-quality speakers. Stereo (just one pair of speakers) just are unable to produce surround-sound, despite having a sub-woofer. Preferably, get started with a good "5.1 channel set (2 front, 2 rear, 1 front-center, and 1 sub-woofer), then add an additional set of two for 7.1 channels later (supposing your own receiver can handle 7.1 or more channels).