The key quality features that a home theater should have are: size, sound, surround sound, equalizers, powered speakers, subwoofer, design, materials, excellent lighting buttons, connectivity and audio/video format. On the face of it, a home theater system may seem like a quality product, but it can soon become a problem.

Once upon a time good sound systems were huge. But times have changed and technology has improved. Portable and very high quality sound producing home theater systems are produced. That's why the best home theater systems today aren't the greatest.

Speakers are made up of many elements to reproduce sound accurately. The materials used in the manufacture of the speakers are only one aspect of the business. Mounting is a very important issue.

An average home theater system should have a 5+1 surround system. Equalizers help fine-tune the sound to suit the environment. Some home theater systems have a built-in equalizer.

Not all home theater systems have powered speakers, but they are an essential accessory for sound quality. A subwoofer helps to balance all the sound output produced by the speakers. It produces a low pitch frequency, that is, the subwoofer produces bass sound.

The design is the overall appearance of the home theater system. This includes size, shape, lighting system and materials. A holistic look at the look and output of a suitable home theater system is required.

The materials used in the production of the home theater system determine how long the system will last. For example, speakers made of wood are more durable than those made of plastic.

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