Whole House Systems Make Every Room a Media Room

Home theaters are great investments for homes. The entire family can enjoy the new equipment, such as 4k televisions, surround-sound speakers, and home projectors that provide the highest definition possible due to the advanced technology used in the televisions. Gaming consoles, satellite radio, and theater seating can be added as well. What many families do not realize is that installing whole house systems only takes a few more pieces of equipment and some extra wiring.

The Results

Music, movies, television shows, and video games can be transmitted throughout the whole house at the same time. The family can watch or listen from any room set up with equipment. If the main home theater is in the basement, for example, the person who must finish the dishes will not miss the beginning of the movie because there is a monitor of some type in the kitchen along with speakers. Midway through the movie, whoever is elected to get snacks will not miss anything.

The sports player with the broken leg can enjoy the same movie from the recliner in the living room. The person who needs to work late can review paperwork and still watch the movie from the home office. The best part about turning most rooms in the house into custom media rooms is that no one will be asking annoying questions about the part they missed while doing all those other tasks. When the family can all sit down in the basement together, they can enjoy the rest of the movie instead of explaining the first half to people.

Costs

The whole house system does not cost much more than one media room because speakers are inexpensive, wiring needs to be done anyway, and many stores offer package deals to save customers money. When the family considers how much money will be saved by not going to the movie theater four of five times a year to see new releases and spending a small fortune on concessions, the home system will pay for itself in that first year. Shop around for the best deals and an experienced store to properly install the new equipment.