Award Winning High End Home Theater Systems

What attributes a high end product line? A futuristic and slick look, a price that few can call achievable, or excellent technology that goes beyond the consumer's hopes? When investing in high end home theater systems, it is fundamental to know your motive, your ability to make the payments, and your overall satisfaction and buying scenario.

There are the parts of high end theater systems which can include: rear projection televisions, high definition plasma displays, home theater front projectors, amplifiers, per-amp/processors, receivers, home theater speakers and speaker systems, subwoofers, CD/DVD players/burners, high-end interconnects and accessories. Accessory parts included in more larger projects are adequate seating, if 3D screens are being employed then the availability of 3D glasses, ambient room lighting versus a completely dark room and carpeting. Will you choose to have wireless components? Will you have a few standard remotes or one universal remote?

Is that all there is to it? Of course not, this is not a comprehensive list. If you really are interested in keeping up your reputation with the neighbors, here are some outlines of home theaters that have been awarded as Best High End Theaters of 2011 by CE Pro.

The Casablanca Home Theater was fashioned to communicate the sporting gambler content of Hotel Casablanca, the place for many of the feature film's scenes. With leopard printed carpet spanning the floors, bold buttresses, and black leather seats, the room itself requests attention. With over a $250,000 investment in technology, ultimately powered by one touch.

The Mega 3D Theater as per the client's request, has the biggest screen possible. 15-foot 2.35:1 Cine-V Stewart Film-screen is paired with a DPI Titan Reference 1080p 3D Projector. Vertical masking also integrates into this larger than life screen for those 16:9 projections as well.

The Ice Palace Cinema settled in the basement of a large three story house in Western Canada, was commissioned for and completely put together at a remote location, and later on configured in one installation cycle. The client was adamant on giving a "glitzy" palace look complete with muted gold leaf decorations and dark wooden tones.

Syrupy Sweet Home Theater has an AMX control system coupled with Vantage lighting control to add convenience and dramatic lighting scene changes. The theater entrance is unique as well, with an automatic sliding door, controlled by the lighting and automation systems, which is something right out of a science fiction program.

In all reality, you get what you pay for. And if you have a dream and the right installation team to convert a portion of your house into a high end home theater, then by all means take on the challenge head on. Your creative theater may be featured as the Best High End Theater any day now. In any case, budget wisely, design and redesign both creatively and with space restrictions in mind, and be happy planning your install. High end home theater systems are a feature that should be given genuine consideration.