What if you could bring your home theater experience into the third dimension? Wouldn’t 3D be the next logical step in home entertainment, especially when you consider 3D has become more popular with movie goers with the advent of Avatar? Actually, the timing seems just right for the Blu-ray format to be extended with 3D encoding and many leading companies such as Sony, Panasonic, Toshiba and Samsung have announced they will be unveiling new HD 1080p 3D Blu-ray player for the year 2010.

What does this mean for the average consumer?

Decided To Tinker, Now Buying Another, I read all the reviews before buying this product. I liked that people had pulled out to make it work better in stereo (and it was cheap!). So I did try first time in my car radio (02 factory Subaru) and it worked pretty well, actually it worked great. The only downside is that I could hear his teeth spinning, epecially on songs really calm. I thought to myself, "I can not do it." So I continued to take part.

Now that technology has made an in-home entertainment system a reality, as seen also running in your house? Creating a home theater involves more than just choosing a system, is the experience of designing an area considered that the best.

First decision: location. To create a true "theater" experience, you want the least possible disruption from outside easily. For this reason, many People use a basement or an attic of their home theater. If you have an attic or basement, do not choose a room with the fewest windows or smaller. Cover the window with the two shades of pull-down and heavy dark curtains to darken the room at the top for optimal viewing during the day. Check with hardware stores and showrooms for the special window "black-out curtains and shades.

Very Nice For Price!, Bought this system to go with my Sony Bravia and Blu-ray. Great works. Sounds very good with home theater. AM / FM tuner will not blow you away, but it sounds very bright clean. Very easy installation. Has a lot of HDMI inputs and other connections and the feeling of a higher quality in both woofer and speakers. Sync up nicely with Sony's Bravia with a remote system control functions and has built an optimizer of sound, the sound of the speakers to see how they are formed in the chamber. I suggest you run the Blu-ray through the surround system via an HDMI cable then around the TV via HDMI and optical audio cable. Very sleak search system. If you are looking for a nice home theater surround system, and all the Blu-ray for $ 228 .. Can not go wrong! Got my Blu-ray release with my 46 "Sony Bravia TV .. so this was perfect for me. Worried about staying at Sony heard many of their products are now assembled in Mexico. But as yet there are problems with education quality.

Reviewed by Jonny J. (USA)
Satisfied Rating (10/10)

Why Don’t YOU Have One Yet?, If you're like me and has electronic sounds and video toys in abundance, you Way to many remotes. With one set up on your computer, basic understanding of what happens when and in what setting - will get all the remotes in a lockbox "for the dish next time. You do not need them - each option is on the Harmony One in a particular key or a touch screen menu. You need not be a rocket scientist to work here. Four years my old niece can pick it up and watch his videos, with the supervision of adults (only his video, I u). Get One! Harmony One! not regret it!

Reviewed by D. Chase (NH)
Satisfied Rating (10/10)