When we refer to home audio systems, we essentially mean all those devices and speakers that we choose to serve our needs in our personal space, and which are manufactured to deliver maximum sound quality in limited spaces but also to harmonize aesthetically with them.

     In order to define the individual types of home systems, we will divide them into three major categories:

    • In stereo sound systems
    • In home cinema sound systems
    • In the sound coverage systems of the individual common areas with background sound (BGM)

 

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    STEREO SOUND SYSTEMS    

     

       Stereo sound systems sometimes consist of two (2) speakers, and sometimes of two speakers (satellites) and a subwoofer, i.e. speakers that reproduce low-frequency sound for better analysis of the final sound result. They are usually placed in our main living room, dining room or living room, and are intended for private listening to music or for playing accompanying music when we are in the room with more people.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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    •      HOME CINEMA SOUND SYSTEMS

         Home cinema sound systems consist in their basic form of five satellite speakers and a low-frequency speaker (subwoofer). In more advanced systems we find a greater number of speakers, both satellite and low-frequency reproduction, such as 7.1 systems (7 satellites and 1 subwoofer), 7.2 systems (7 satellites and 2 subwoofers), 9.1 and 9.2 systems (9 satellites with 1 subwoofer and 9 satellites with 2 subwoofers respectively). The final choice is made based on our personal requirements, but also the development possibilities of the system to be chosen that the space provides us. Home cinema systems are usually installed either in our central living room

 

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  • BACKGROUND SOUND SYSTEMS (BGM)    

       In our last category we find the sound coverage systems of individual common areas with background sound (BGM). More specifically, these are speakers with usually lower requirements which are called upon to invest in sound spaces such as corridors, bathrooms, private gyms, dining areas, etc. Usually these speakers receive an audio signal (are driven) from one or more multiple audio output amplifiers depending on their number.