Is a home theater even worth it or doable?


Please be honest with me. I'm a huge TV  movie fan as I'm sure many of you are, and in my youth I used to have a Denon setup, blu-ray, etc. I loved the experience. Fast forward 25 years and now I just stream my tv and movies off Netflix, HBO Max, and Hulu. We are doing a new addition where we have an open space concept. I see myself continuing to stream in the future, but would like a clean sound at least. I am treating myself to an 85" TV not sure the make model yet, but I want a big one. Does it make sense for me to even invest in something more then a sound bar given my streaming and open concept? If so, what type of setup should I consider or if I should prewire something up and where would that be? Thanks for your advice.
 

cody012

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I started HT 5.1 since 1990. I had walls of equipment and still love HT experience.

There is not much sound difference between HT 2 chs and Hi-Fi 2 chs audios. They both have veil, glare and un-natural sounds. I think HT is much more enjoyable than 2 chs because in HT, I don’t have keep track for sound details, images, and stage like 2 chs. HT gives me everything in sound that I can truly relax (or exciting) and have a fun. Unless you must listen older CDs, you can listen so many music and movie in the internet.

I wouldn’t started 2 ch audio seriously if I knew the natural sound in reproduction audio doesn’t exist. I found it after investing so much money in 2 chs and 3 decades of effort later. Though I am glad that I started 2 chs now because I made the true natural sound audio system. Alex/ Wavetouch audio