If you’re just embarking on your home theater set-up, Tha Media Room is here to help. Our blog is chock full of ideas, trends, tips, advice, movie reviews, the latest technology and more. Today, we explore a few basic must-haves that will turn your in-house media space into the ultimate retreat.
Let’s start with the most obvious: a big screen. Having a dedicated space in your home for media means you get to have the biggest, screen you want. Recently, we did a post about Sharp’s new 70-inch LCD HDTV—the largest TV screen on the market, far out measuring the former largest size of 55-inches. But if that still doesn’t do it for you, consider a projector. You can enjoy your media on a 10-foot screen, but would need to sit farther back to fully enjoy the picture.
Next up is surround sound. You can have a great TV but if you can’t hear it very well, what’s the point? A 5.1 system is your best go-to option, which means you’d have five full-range speakers and one subwoofer to thump out all that wonderful bass. However, if you want to really crank things up, six- and seven-speaker systems can also be on the menu! Tha Media Room works with the top home theater vendors to provide you with quality choices and prices for speaker systems, so tell us what you’re looking for and we can help narrow down the options.
Thirdly, you need to be able to control all these things! In addition to a projector or a DVD or Blu-ray DVD player, you need a universal remote to control sound, picture and output. While the universal remote is nothing new in itself, there are several new systems out there that do even more than ever. Again, this is something we’re happy to walk you through to ensure you’ve chosen the best match for your system.
Lastly, you’ll need something to watch! Blu-ray DVDs, new DVD releases and even 3D DVD releases are all readily available. Once you’re home theater is complete, it’s time to get the party started!
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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Sunday, June 26, 2011
The Big Screen
It’s big and it’s bad—it’s one of the largest television screens on the market! Sharp has introduced its new 70-inch LCD HDTV that’s a whopper of a view. It costs an estimated $3,799 and delivers a huge picture that’s sure to put you right in the scene.

If you have wanted a more improved TV for your media room, this is it! Aside from using a projection screen, which results in a larger picture space, this is the biggest option available now. While it’s not 3D capable, it does feature full LED backlighting (for a nice, crisp image), Netflix, CinemaNow, Vudu Apps and DLNA access as well as Quattron four-color pixels. What’s so special about the latter you ask? We’re happy to elaborate. Generally, the typically color wheel includes red, green and blue. But Quattron quad pixel Technology has added yellow to the mix, resulting in more colors that can be displayed. Gold hues, tropical blues and bright yellows appear in shades never seen before, and each is defined much more clearly and beautifully.
With a 62% jump in size from your typical (aka formerly largest) screens at 55-inches, this monster TV is ready to deliver! Call Tha Media Room for yours!

If you have wanted a more improved TV for your media room, this is it! Aside from using a projection screen, which results in a larger picture space, this is the biggest option available now. While it’s not 3D capable, it does feature full LED backlighting (for a nice, crisp image), Netflix, CinemaNow, Vudu Apps and DLNA access as well as Quattron four-color pixels. What’s so special about the latter you ask? We’re happy to elaborate. Generally, the typically color wheel includes red, green and blue. But Quattron quad pixel Technology has added yellow to the mix, resulting in more colors that can be displayed. Gold hues, tropical blues and bright yellows appear in shades never seen before, and each is defined much more clearly and beautifully.
With a 62% jump in size from your typical (aka formerly largest) screens at 55-inches, this monster TV is ready to deliver! Call Tha Media Room for yours!
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