Home Cinema Design and Installation
A well designed and well-installed Home Cinema System allows you to experience and enjoy “Big Picture and Big Sound” in the comfort of your home.
- Installation and/or termination of wiring or complete installation of your Home Cinema System
Wiring considerations for a Home Cinema system typically consists of speaker, high quality video and blind/screen control cables. These can either be wired back to a central location in the room or to a central location in the house, if the equipment is required to be out of view.
For the best quality video connections Component, RGB or DVI cables should be used. Plasma screens and projectors will often require a serial cable to be run back to the central location so the device can be controlled remotely.
Depending on the video sources and the way in which they are switched by your system it is possible that you may require multiple video cables to the plamsa/projector to support the different video standards such as composite video, RGB, S-Video, DVI and Component.
Professional video cables should always be used in Home Cinemas to ensure the best possible picture quality is achieved.