How to choose home theater speakers?

                          How to choose home theater speakers?

Home theater audio purchase method:

1: Choice of sound modeling

Home theater speakers are generally divided into: choose wall-mounted, wall-mounted or independent speakers, so what are the characteristics of these three types of speakers? The editor thinks, understand the characteristics of these three different speakers, and then choose according to your own needs.

In-Wall Speakers: In-wall speakers have been around for a while, and today's best in-wall speakers approach the sound quality of freestanding speakers. But what you have to consider is: Are in-wall speakers really suitable for you and your audio-visual room?

Wall-mounted speakers: In order to match the slim shape of flat-screen TVs, typical wall-mounted speakers or flat-panel speakers usually appear slim, but this brings us to a choice: should we choose the shape or the sound quality? After all, it is indeed very difficult for a thin and small speaker to produce satisfactory sound

Stand-alone speakers: So far, the effects of other forms of speakers have not been able to satisfy all audiophiles. For audiophiles, the excellent effect presented by independent speakers is still the "gold standard" among all speakers, and independent speakers also allow users to have more freedom to arrange their own listening space. But at the same time, the huge volume of independent speakers will also take up more space and interfere with our sight.

2: Choice of sound effect

Tone balance: A set of excellent speakers will never add too much extra modification and rendering to the sound. In other words, an excellent speaker should faithfully restore the original appearance of the sound recorded by the sound engineer for us. A good speaker should have a good tonal balance—neither exaggerated nor overpowering. Do a good test of the amp with some album or movie clips and listen for the tonal balance.

Full-range sound effect: A set of excellent speakers should be able to cover all or most of the sound frequencies, even in the face of the most extreme sound frequencies without distortion. In order to test the bass effect of the speaker, try playing some pipe organs, bass drums, brass wind instruments or string pieces to see if the sound is clear and powerful, and also carefully listen to whether the sound of those bass instruments is clearly distinguishable. To test the high-frequency performance of the speaker, we need to play some fragments of violin, piccolo and percussion instruments with high-frequency sound. We need to listen carefully to whether the texture of the speaker is clear and smooth when playing high-frequency sound. Pay special attention to it High-frequency harmonics and overtones.