Home Theater-In-A-Box is becoming quite popular amongst mainstream consumers. These systems are a great introduction to the fun of home theater.

A Home Theater-In-A-Box is a system that contains most (or all) of the components needed for a basic Home Theater, including all speakers, a surround sound receiver, and, most-times, a DVD/CD player, and in a few cases, a DVD Player and VCR combination, or even a DVD recorder. If you are getting into home theater for the very first time and don't know what get and how to set everything, a Home Theater-In-A-Box may be a great way to get started.

Benefits of a Home Theater-In-A-Box system:

1. Home Theater-In-A-Box systems are reasonably priced. Complete systems start as low as $200, but can go as high $2,000 or more. You will find these home theater systems at just about any consumer electronics retailer, including Best Buy, Circuit City, and even Wal-Mart.

2. Home theater-in-a-box systems are compact.
These systems are designed so as not to overwhelm the average consumer. The central DVD/Receiver units are sometimes not much larger than a DVD player, although some systems do include separate DVD player/Receiver components.

However, the speakers that are included are very compact, the five or six satellite speakers are small enough to be mounted unobtrusively in room corners or shelves. Even the included subwoofer is usually of very compact design so as can be placed easily in a corner or next to a chair or table without attracting attention - except for the deep bass sound it generates.

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