1. The first deals with reducing sound transmission levels between your home theater and adjoining rooms. Proper home theater design allows you to enjoy great sound without disturbing neighbors or houseguests in other rooms. Soundproofing the walls and ceilings of the home theater interior can be achieved by using sound barriers and isolation clips underneath the drywall.

2. The second area to be concerned with when you build a home theater is improving the sound quality itself within the home theater environment. Generally this involves the use of sound absorption products, proper room design, and maximizing the room's resonance to match your electronic equipment.

3. Visual performance depends most on room lighting, projector tpye, and screen gain, size, and type. Additionally, sight lines from stadium seating platforms, viewing angles, room accousitics, screen lumens, and viewing distance(s) should be fore-thoughts and not after thoughts. And that's just to name a few!

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