Marcelle Vanlith: A home-theater-in-a-box type of setup would work well for you. Best Buy, Circuit City, etc should have a good selection of surround sound home theater systems. The format doesn't matter that much, a 5.1 (or 7.1 if you want) surround sound should be fine. You should be looking in the price range of roughly $200-350 (mine was $250). As far as setting it up: if possible, try to have any other devices (coaxial cable, DVD player, stereo, etc) connected to the receiver, with a single HDMI cable carrying the video up to the TV. I did it the opposite way, connecting everything to my TV and sending all the audio to the receiver. But I learned the hard way that this sometimes limits the surround sound, due to tv manufacturer regulations =[...Show more
Linwood Mccory: The link below can better get you up to speed than my words. I will say that it is one of the more enjoyable pleasures in life. Matching sound to experience is magic.http://www.ehow.com/way_5366! 357_home-theater-syste...Don't fret enjoy as you learn and appreciate what is possible with electronics. Best....Show more
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