Home Theater Books - Review

Home Theater For Dummies Home Theater for Dummies - 2nd Edition

By: Danny Briere & Pat Hurley

Published on: July 2006

Paperback: 384 pages

This is a great home theater book that can serve as a quick reference guide to anyone interested in home entertainment - in particular, those who haven't keep up to date with the latest developments will find this informative book packed with great insights and tips for the budding home theater enthusiast.

Home Theater For Dummies is a comprehensive approach to the subject - clearly explaining the latest developments in home theater systems.

It starts with budget issues and then goes on to defining home theater basics. It covers, choosing a room, organizing your gear, explaining audio systems, choosing the video display, home theater cables, home theater PCs, remotes, and speaker placement etc.

It also discuss issues related to hooking up of A/V systems, and home theater room design issues such as light and sound proofing, etc.

The Highlights:

Many of the products featured in the book are also available online where they are reviewed individually, else if you are serious about home theater design, products, installation and every aspect of creating a stunning home environment then this book is for you.

One of the great places to find more reviews about theaters and the link is the wikipedia theater page which contains a full list of theaters in the region and you can also find much more information.

Of course there are many online resources where you can find such information, another resource worth investtigating is the BBC local theathers page where they have a full array of listings for the Herts and surrounding areas.

Though my favorite guide is that of the offical London theater guide This is probably the main theater information outlet in the UK where you can find many reviews.

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