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Jabra. Sound that's engineered for you
At Jabra we understand what it takes to create best-in-class sound solutions. We do it by delivering improved experiences. These are reflected in products that are engineered for you - giving you what you need for an unsurpassed calls and music experience
For Jabra, form reflects function. By understanding your needs, whether that's the best sound for calls and music, or enhanced features for concentration and collaboration, we think about what you want, and how you'll use it. Our headphones and headsets are the perfect sound solutions for the office, the commute, the gym, or being out in the elements - whatever you need, wherever you need it, we have world-class products to meet your demands.
Hundreds of hours of research and meticulous engineering go into each Jabra product - that's why they work smarter and pack in more features than other headphones, headsets and speakerphones on the market. And that's why we're often the first to deliver new sound technologies and innovations.
Jabra is part of the GN Group, established almost 150 years ago, and today we're the only people creating consumer headphones, professional headsets, and hearing aids under one roof. We take these capabilities and work with single-minded purpose - to make your life sound better.
We engineer true wireless earbuds offering you total freedom; noise-cancelling headsets allowing you to block out unwanted background sound; high definition headsets letting those you're speaking to hear you with crystal-clear clarity; and stat-of-the-art fitness tracking sports headphones that aid you in beating your personal best. Each product helps you hear more, do more, and be more.
With Jabra, you know that you are getting the best products on the market. They are engineered to be so.
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Picking the Right Display for Your Home Theater System
When you envision a theater-like video experience, you probably think first of a projection system and a large screen TV. That's certainly the display of choice in the prototypical home theater.
As for the projection screen, you can choose between fixed-frame, pull-up/-down, or motorized screens, and most screen manufacturers offer a wide variety of screen materials to suit different projectors and environments. You also need to think about what screen shape you want: Do you want a standard 16:9 screen that's perfect for HDTV and many movies or a 2.35:1 screen that lets you watch CinemaScope movies with no black bars (this requires a suitably equipped projector and sometimes an add-on lens).
Of course, the two-piece projection system isn't the only option in the display realm. Flat-panel TVs are pretty much the driving force in the home entertainment marketplace. Smart TV, LED, OLED. 4K. HDR. The world of TVs is looking better every day, but also more confusing. Today, there's a wide array of high-definition (HD) and 4K Ultra HD sets to choose from, from bargain big screens to high-end displays that can cost as much as a car.
Home Theater Speaker Systems (5.1, 7.1 and more) The other main element that makes a trip to the movie theater so memorable is the enveloping audio, in which sound elements come at you from all directions. At home, the most basic surround sound speaker system consists of 5.1 channels. The "5" stands for speakers in the front left, center, front right, rear right, and rear left positions, while the ".1" belongs to a subwoofer that helps flesh out the bass for explosions and other low-end effects. Some home theater installers recommend the use of multiple subwoofers to help deliver smoother bass response across a wider listening area. Most higher end surround systems use dedicated Pre-Amps, amplifiers and or receivers. These can be connected to In-ceiling speakers, In-wall speakers, Floor Standing speakers and of course Subwoofers.
CompSource also makes it easy with Home Theater Systems in a box. While these may not be as robust as a dedicated system they still sound great for many home users with limited budgets or not interested in as elaborate of a theater system.
If a home theater system is just a bit much, you can always consider a Sound Bar. Sound Bars include a speaker that has a left, center and right speaker as well as a sub woofer. Often times they have wireless speaker options as well and typically can be installed with little effort from the home owner.
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Chat with us or give our professionals a quick phone call (800)-413-7361, we can assist with the best solution for your needs and budget.
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