How to Build a Home Theater On A Budget
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ค. 2024
- Not everyone has thousands of dollars to dump into a home theater. Today we provide some options for building a home theater on a budget.
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Buying 2nd hand is excellent advice. Less junk in landfill. Less incentive for manufacturers to make planned obsolescence and entry-level junk. More circular economy.
I got a 2nd hand medium level Yamaha 7.1 setup with large L+R front speakers which were a bit beat up. Later I replaced just those two speakers with new.
Such great advice Chris. This is exactly how I started my home theatre set up over the years. And now fortunately have been able to fully upgrade to a proper complete home theatre with project and in wall wired speakers. But to start I bought everything second hand and it was all worth it.
Well, I just built an entry level 'proper' Atmos 5.2.2 for just $350 by buying an Onkyo SR494 but I had to hook up my old PoS speakers to do that.
I really do recommend this because the Atmos is truly a step up from basic peasant AC3, (the height channels really are all they cranked up to be) and it beats any soundbar 6 ways to Sunday. Besides, then you can get whatever speakers you want when you get the money.
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Excellent video as always…really enjoy your content 👍🏼
My speakers and subs are nearly $60K not counting the TV and receiver. There's always a way to spend more.
I've enjoyed the journey up to this point starting with my dad's decent home-theater-in-a-box back in the mid-90s.
I honestly kept it extremely cheap until 2019 when I bought a bunch of speakers and subs totalling $2K.
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As always, filled with useful info
This is exactly what I needed thank you so much!
Thank you this video!
Great advice as always Chris! Looking forward to more content.
Chris, can you do a review on the JMGO N1 Ultra? People are raving about it.
Got myself a JBL Bar 1000 open-box at best buy for like 600 or 700 bucks last year. Wireless surround is super nice and sure it doesn't sound as good as a modular atmos setup...but it's pretty damn good. Until I can afford a home and have a room/basement to really deck out as a home theater, the sound bar will do just fine
Dang that's awesome. Always heard good things about those
Thanks Chris! - Cheers!
If you buy used HT equipment from somewhere nearby I recommend picking it up yourself if possible. Not only will you save money on shipping (subwoofers are big and heavy so shipping might cost you quite a lot extra) but you will also have the chance to test the device(s) before finalizing the deal, given that the seller agrees to take the time etc. When I picked up my speakers and subwoofer the seller had them hooked up to his own reciever so that I could listen to all channels to verify them working fine before we packed everything up.
I already have a 3.1 setup but still enjoyed this video. lots of great advice especially with the going used part.
I have went from AVR and speakers in 2002 to an Nakamichi shockwafe SSE ARC 9.2 4. 1000 watt soundbar in my basement. For $1,100. I was more than happy. That's i purchased another one in my master bedroom in 2019.
In 2023 I heard about the Nakamichi Dragon at CES 2024. I pre-order it, Spent the $3500 unheard unseen and unreviewed. I had to wait 5 months to get it. I couldn't be happier, i give it 99.95 out of 100.
Man, you hit it on the head. There's nothing wrong with used, I've got two older Harmon Kardons they have HDMI but I'm unsure of the spec so I run the optical from the HTPC straight to the receiver. I spent less than $200 for both of them and one came with an Earthquake sub. I'd love to know more about how HDMI receivers can affect input latency while gaming if you find some time to give an opinion and advice on what brand offers the best throughput I would appreciate it for sure.
My friend went all used for his home theater with Facebook marketplace and ended up with an awesome system for a quarter the price. Still sounds pretty much the same as all new in my opinion
Good video 👍👍👍
Another way is to get a used Receiver with Audyssey and start with a simple 2.1 setup. The room correction works wonders.
I see ppl putting speakers high up on the wall, on the right and left front channels, does go plugged into the same channels of front right and left? an addition to the floor standing right and left?
I'm running a soundbar on my 100" Epson projector. sounds good enough for a small apartment "theater" (living room 🤣)
Chris, is there any hope for a top notch bluetooth theater surround speaker system? I’m planning a theater set up and dread dealing with speaker wires.
Bluetooth has very limited sound quality so I highly advise against it if you’re looking for high sound quality
Go with wireless instead of Bluetooth.
@@mavfan1 Can you point me to a system that is really doing this well? Wireless is the aim, I just wasn’t sure of the possibilities for high/medium end home theaters these days. Anything to spare me having to hide speaker wire!
I bought a used receiver from ebay and found all my speakers at the thrift store I spent around $400 for everything.
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I found a lot of great deals on used home theater setups.
Those are actual good tips for a budget home cinema, started with 200$ projector and 50$ logitech speakers, just to see if I liked it, today almost 5x this budget and very pleased, no need for hard start
Title should be Budget Audio For Home Theatre...such a short video and you didn't include anything else for the "Home Theatre" besides just audio. And even the stuff you listed isn't "budget" My 5.1 RCA surround sound was $80 from Walmart.
$500 for a sound bar is a rip off honestly. That would get you a nice reciever easily or a pair of really nice speakers or a subwoofer.
Not it’s not for people who aren’t rich like you and don’t have the space for all the extra gear.
@@mavfan1 space is the only real issue when compared to a sound bar. Price is similar sometimes cheaper for dedicated setups especially if you go used like Chris suggests here and the quality will blow the similarly priced soundbar out of the water.
Not in countries where an entry level avr sets you back $500 without any speakers
SVS are overpriced for what they are, and they are NOT higher quality lol.
Not higher quality than a home theater in a box sub???
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What about the sonos arc system. I have that system which is really expensive. soundbar about $800, a subwoofer 600.00, and surround speakers in the back about another 600.00.
Sonos is just expensive in general. You’re paying for the name and convenience of an easy to use whole home audio system.
@@ChrisMajestic Not only am I paying for the name brand but also the quality of the product which I really like. I just hope that sonos will come out with more wireless speakers that you could add to the 5.1 and make it up to a 7.1 system.
@@ptrain9020 agreed. that's the one place I think Sonos is lacking. the quality is great though.
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