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The home theater is a complete audio system, an example of consumer electronics at their best. Whether you choose a small, complete home theater system or start with a home theater receiver and add your own mix of components, Overstock.com has the gear that'll let you rock on, hang with a coal miner's daughter or get hooked on the classics.
Most people still prefer buying audio equipment piece by piece so their home theater is customized to their personal style. If buying components, the home theater receiver is the heart of the audio system. It has a pre-amp, amplifier, loads of microchips and inputs/outputs enough to connect to all your video and audio equipment. It takes codes and signals from radio, CDs, DVDs, TV or other sources, decodes them, amplifies them and sends them to the speakers.
As you decide which receiver to buy, ask yourself: Will the stereo receiver run a home stereo system only or will it also connect to your AM FM radio, television, cable or satellite service, CD changer, DVD player or all of the above? Receivers power speakers as well as run them; does your receiver have enough juice to make your woofers woof and tweeters tweet?
If you're in a small space or on a very tight budget, you can start small, with a stereo receiver. Usually, it's just an AM FM radio tuner with power for a couple of speakers. Perfect for the dorm room, they also work well in an office, workshop and other small spaces.
Whether you're in for a penny whistle solo or in for a ground-pounding imitation of Radio City Music Hall, after a visit to Overstock.com's audio department, you'll have plenty of money left over for a visit to our CD store!
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