Home audio and video solutions | Do I need to additionally configure KTV audio with my home theater?

With the improvement of living standards, many people have installed home theaters in their homes, and some holiday villas around the scenic area are also equipped with a full set of theaters and KTV audio, board games and other entertainment equipment. So how to design and install a private home theater audio? Do I need to equip another KTV audio for cinema audio? Beilarly professional audio manufacturers to discuss.

In fact, there is no essential difference between home theater and home KTV audio, but they have different requirements and emphasis on audio.

The difference between speakers:

The speakers of the home theater pursue a clear division of labor and a high degree of sound quality restoration. Even very small sounds can be restored to the greatest extent, and strive to reproduce the scene realistically. The karaoke speakers are generally a pair, and there is no clear division of labor in the home theater. The quality of the karaoke speakers is mainly reflected in the carrying capacity of the sound in addition to the high, medium and low performance of the sound. The diaphragm of the karaoke speaker can withstand the impact of high-frequency sound without damage. Because we often sing the high-pitched part by roaring when singing, the speaker diaphragm will accelerate vibration, so it is a very test of the carrying capacity of karaoke speakers.

The difference between the power amplifier:

The power amplifier of the home theater needs to support multiple channels, which can solve various surround effects such as 5.1, 7.1, and 9.1, so that each speaker has its own responsibility and the division of labor is clear. Moreover, there are many home theater power amplifier interfaces. In addition to ordinary speaker terminals, it also needs to support optical fiber and coaxial interfaces to improve sound quality. The interface of the karaoke amplifier is relatively simple, generally only ordinary speaker terminals and red and white audio interfaces. In addition, the power of karaoke amplifiers is generally greater than the power of home theater amplifiers, mainly to match the power of karaoke speakers.

In theory, home theater audio and home KTV audio are incompatible. If the two share the same set of speakers, it will not achieve the desired effect, and it will also cause irreversible damage to the speakers and greatly shorten the audio life. For families with high effect requirements, it should still be considered to build a home theater and home KTV equipment separately. However, with the advancement of technology, there are now many professional audio equipment manufacturers have launched an integrated home audio and video system, the integration of private theater and KTV audio equipment needs, can meet the general needs of home entertainment.