These days, more and more people are adding multi-room audio systems to their homes. And it's easy to see why — multi-room systems allow you to enjoy your music more often, in more rooms of your home.

Everybody loves the experience of going to the movies. There's sure to be a genre of film that appeals to each and everyone, leaving few without the experience of going to see at least one movie in their lives. Because of the broad appeal of movies, almost every consumer electronics technology aimed at recreating the cinema experience at home has been a success.

Conversely the more in-your-face side of the home theater experience is the one that seems to get the most attention in system demonstrations. The strong rumble of bass and the blast of some full spectrum front speakers are perfect for grabbing attention from across the store. You want powerful bass from a subwoofer and the speakers should project loudly.

The speaker's ability to really ring out when the soundtrack gets heavy is reliant upon the amplifiers being used in your receiver. Amps in the receiver are what provide the speaker with the power to make noise. All of these conditions together make Home Theater.