With all the time, money and effort needed to create a custom home theater, why should your home theater look like everyone else’s? Your home reflects your personal needs and tastes, and the same should be true of where you watch your favorite movies and shows. With that in mind, we’ve come up with a couple of helpful customization tips for your La Jolla, CA, home theater installation. Read on to learn more.

It used to be the case that watching a movie at home couldn’t possibly compete with going out to a theater. There was simply no way for home displays and sound systems to match the quality you got at your local cinema. To get that premier experience, you’d have to head to the multiplex and suffer whatever came your way, from obnoxious audience members to projection difficulties.

Thankfully, today it’s easy to replicate the theater experience from the comfort, convenience and privacy of your home. In case you’re not sure about abandoning your area cinema just yet, here are three major reasons why you want a home theater installation in your Rancho Santa Fe, CA, home.

It’s a common complaint these days that as the technology in our homes has gotten smarter, it’s become much more difficult and cumbersome to use. With that sentiment in mind, it’s easy to see why the idea of adding even more technology to your home with a home automation system may be a bit intimidating.

At One Touch Living, we’re here to make sure your devices are working for you, not the other way around. A good place to start with automation for your Del Mar, CA home is a home theater installation, so here are some of the ways automation can transform your viewing experience. 

A lot goes into creating an amazing home theater. You need the larger-than-life screen, stellar surround sound system, and comfy theater seating in your Bel-Air, CA theater. But before all of that, there’s a crucial step in the home theater installation process that sometimes gets overlooked: acoustic preparation.

The wrong acoustics can ruin your movie-watching experience. What should be immersive and awe-inspiring can instead fall flat. Instead of focusing on a poignant scene or an action-packed moment in the movie, you could be distracted by echoes or left disappointed by audio that falls flat.