Work with a Professional Home Theater Team Like Fuzion3

As a professional home theater company, we understand that a homeowner’s investment in a theater space is very personal. They want to experience movies and entertainment the way they want to. Even with the most persuasive arguments, we may not be able to influence someone from going astray from home theater setup best practices. But we still want you to be as informed as possible. Continue reading to learn some of the common design mistakes to avoid when planning a home theater in Newport Beach, CA.

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Mistake #1: Skipping Automation

If anywhere in your home could benefit from reducing the number of remotes or the need to get up out of your chair, it would be your home theater. With smart home control, you can reduce the number of remotes to manage from three or four down to one. Automation takes movie nights from step-by-step management to the press of one button that executes all three phases of “lights, camera, action.”

In addition to the simplicity of a centralized remote, automation also adds a “cool factor” to your entertainment space. Imagine synchronizing lighting with audio and video to create a realistic movie theater experience that delivers goosebumps of excitement before every show. Take it from us; don’t skip the automation features—they’re really a must-have for any home theater setup.

Mistake #2: No Lighting Control

A dimly lit room is the ideal setting for watching a movie. Sitting in complete darkness can strain your eyes, not to mention it’s a walking hazard. When the movie is playing, you’ll want to be able to get up and move around if needed. So, to improve the safety of your space and the enjoyment of the entertainment, ensure you have appropriate lighting controls in place.

We’d also like to mention the need for motorized shades if you have windows in your home theater space. With the simple press of a button, you can control the ambient light coming into the room from outside at the same time as you dim the lights. 

Mistake #3: Acoustic Flaws

Many homeowners don’t realize that the acoustics of your home theater setup can make or break the movie experience. If you’ve invested in high-quality audio technology, you’ll want to ensure your room delivers balanced and immersive sound. If your room produces an echo during shows, you’ll want to add sound-absorbing components to your space, like echo-absorbing panels, rugs, bookshelves, or even pillows and blankets.

Your Home Theater Setup Specialists

At Fuzion3, we understand that personalizing a home theater is exciting, but we also want homeowners to know that there are some technical aspects that impact the experience as well. Our team helps Newport Beach, CA, area homeowners create their ideal home theater experiences while offering insight into some of the finer details.

 

If you’re ready to bring a new home theater to life, contact us for expert advice today.