Enjoy More Content Choices, Better Picture Quality, and Tailored Surround Sound at Home

We’re spending more time at home, which means we’re streaming more content than ever. Popular services like Netflix and Hulu give us access to blockbuster films, award-winning original series, documentaries, and so much more from the comfort of our couches—many in 4K resolution. Even major movie studios have released new titles through on-demand platforms amid cinema closures.

With the incredible advancements in streaming content and the quality of audiovisual electronics, we’d argue that a private home theater installation is better than making the trip to the nearby movie theater in Brentwood, TN. Below are three reasons why!

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Home theater projects have grown in popularity over the last year and continue to be a rising trend in 2021, thanks to closed commercial cinemas, fresh content from video streaming services, advanced consumer audio-video technologies, and increased time spend at home.

If you’re considering a home theater for your property in the Nashville, TN area, you’re probably wondering where to begin. Take it from our professional home theater designers: Don’t begin with electronics. You can buy the latest solutions in displays and speakers, but they won’t offer the experience you desire if you neglect the layout of your theater room.

Room design must come first. Read below to learn about four design components that make a successful home theater and how Prodigy AV can help you build your ideal entertainment space.

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The Vision

Some clients know what they want to the very last detail. Others know they want the immersive cinematic experience but are uncertain if that means a home theater, media room, or outdoor entertainment. And that’s what we’re here for. 

We'll determine what you want to get out of this ultimate entertainment space, whether the designated movie room designed for immersive cinematic viewing or an area that also doubles for sporting events, video game marathons, and a wellness room. We’ll explore room options, design, audio-video equipment, seating, lighting, acoustic paneling, and the means to control this equipment. 

Some of our clients are visual by nature, which means scouring through lots of pictures. Others want to start with the specifications and engineering details. By the time we're done with the initial assessment, you’ll be more than excited about the process and, more importantly, the joy you’ll experience when it’s complete. 

The Sound & Image

We’ll explore the possibilities in the latest AV technology, from large 120”-plus movie screens and 4K HDR projectors that deliver lifelike images and brilliant colors to large 4K HDR TVs. If ambient light exists, we may recommend specific screens and blackout shades or QLED TVs with high levels of built-in brightness.

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The Personalized Approach

When you picture your home theater, do you see plush tiered seating, a starlit ceiling, wall sconces that look like candlelight, a wall-sized movie screen, and a projector on the ceiling? For some, that image is ideal, but many options exist in today's home theater design. 

Some of our clients see sectionals, chaise lounges, and gaming chairs for the ultimate video game showdown. Others envision a bar, pool table, unique tables, and comfy chairs sprinkled throughout the room alongside one of today’s 100-inch 4K HDR TVs descending from the ceiling when it’s movie or game time. As you can imagine, there is no one-size-fits-all model and a nearly limitless number of possibilities.

Our team takes the time to learn about your goals and vision to deliver a customized home theater that exceeds your expectations. 

Design Meets Engineering

Today’s audio-video technology has set the bar high for the home theater experience. 4K HDR video delivers lifelike images in brilliant colors with depth and realism once relegated to the finest commercial cinemas. Dolby Atmos offers 3D object-based audio, immersing the viewer in a bubble of sound.