Best Home Theater Systems for Frisco TX: 2025 Complete Buyer’s Guide

The best home theater systems for Frisco homes include 4K HDR projectors (Sony, JVC, Epson), Dolby Atmos surround sound (7.1.4 minimum), quality receivers (Marantz, Denon), and professional acoustic treatment. Complete systems range from $25,000 for media rooms to $100,000+ for dedicated theaters. Equipment selection depends on room size, viewing habits, and performance goals.

This comprehensive guide helps Frisco homeowners choose the right home theater system for their space and budget. You’ll learn which equipment delivers the best performance, common mistakes to avoid, and exactly what to look for when building your dream home theater in North Texas.

Written by [Author Name], THX Certified Home Theater Designer with 9+ years designing and installing premium home theater systems across Frisco, Plano, and McKinney.

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Understanding Home Theater System Types for Frisco Homes

Before diving into specific equipment, it’s critical to understand the two main approaches to home theater systems—each suited to different spaces and goals.

Media Room vs Dedicated Home Theater

Frisco Reality: About 70% of our installations are media rooms—families want great performance without sacrificing room functionality. The remaining 30% are dedicated theaters for serious enthusiasts.

Display Systems: TV vs Projector for Frisco Home Theaters

Your display choice fundamentally shapes your home theater experience. Let’s break down when each option makes sense.

Large Format TVs (75-98 inches)

Best For: Media rooms with ambient light, casual viewing, sports enthusiasts

Top Recommendations for Frisco Home Theaters:

TV Advantages:

• Excellent brightness for rooms with windows (common in Texas homes)
• No lamp replacement costs
• Sharp image in any lighting condition
• Simpler installation
• Built-in smart features and streaming apps

TV Limitations:

• Maximum practical size is 98″ (smaller than most dedicated theaters want)
• Higher cost per inch compared to projection
• Less “cinematic” experience for movie enthusiasts
• Screen size limitations for larger Frisco great rooms

4K Projectors for Home Theater

Best For: Dedicated theaters, true cinema experience, screens over 100″

Top Projector Recommendations for Frisco Home Theaters:

Projector Advantages:

• True cinema experience with 100-150″+ screens
• Lower cost per inch at large sizes
• Immersive viewing that TVs can’t match
• Better for dedicated theater rooms
• Impressive “wow factor” for guests

Projector Considerations:

• Requires controlled lighting (not ideal for multi-purpose Frisco bonus rooms with windows)
• Lamp replacement ($300-600 every 3-5 years for lamp-based models)
• Professional installation recommended
• Screen costs additional $800-$5,000+

Which Display for Your Frisco Home Theater?

Choose Large TV if:

• Room has windows and natural light (most Frisco living rooms)
• Multi-purpose space used during the day
• Screen size under 100″ is acceptable
• You watch a mix of content (sports, news, movies)
• Budget under $50,000 total

Choose Projector if:

• Dedicated theater room with light control
• Want screen 100″+ for immersive experience
• Primary use is movies in the evening
• Cinema atmosphere is priority
• Budget allows $50,000-$100,000+ investment

Our home theater design team helps you choose the optimal display for your specific Frisco room and viewing habits.

Projection Screens: Critical Component Often Overlooked

If you choose a projector, the screen quality matters as much as the projector itself.

Screen Types for Frisco Home Theaters

Screen Size Guidelines:

• Small theaters (10-12 ft viewing): 100-120″ diagonal
• Medium theaters (12-15 ft viewing): 120-133″ diagonal
• Large theaters (15-18 ft viewing): 133-150″ diagonal
• Luxury theaters (18+ ft viewing): 150-180″+ diagonal

THX Recommendation: Screen width should be 36-40% of viewing distance for optimal immersion.

Surround Sound Systems: The Heart of Your Home Theater

Audio quality matters more than most people realize—exceptional sound transforms the viewing experience.

Speaker Configuration Explained

Configuration Format: X.Y.Z

• X = Surround speakers (5, 7, 9, 11)
• Y = Subwoofers (1, 2, 3, 4)
• Z = Height/Atmos speakers (2, 4, 6)

Common Configurations for Frisco Home Theaters:

Best Speaker Brands for Frisco Home Theaters

Entry to Mid-Tier ($3,000-$10,000 complete system):

Premium ($10,000-$30,000 complete system):

Reference / Luxury ($30,000-$100,000+ complete system):

In-Wall vs In-Ceiling vs Freestanding Speakers

For Frisco Home Theaters:

In-Wall/In-Ceiling Speakers:

• Pros: Invisible, WAF (Wife Acceptance Factor), clean aesthetic
• Cons: Installation complexity, less flexibility to upgrade
• Best for: Media rooms, multi-purpose spaces, Frisco bonus rooms
• Brands: KEF Ci series, Focal 300 Series, Paradigm CI Elite
• Cost: $400-$2,000 per pair

Freestanding Tower/Bookshelf Speakers:

• Pros: Better performance, easier to upgrade, optimal placement
• Cons: Visible, space requirements, kids/pets concerns
• Best for: Dedicated theaters, audiophile systems
• Brands: KEF R Series, Focal Aria, B&W 700 Series
• Cost: $1,000-$5,000+ per pair

Frisco Trend: 80% of our clients choose in-wall/in-ceiling for clean aesthetics. Premium architectural speakers (KEF, Focal) deliver 90% of freestanding performance while invisible.

AV Receivers and Processors: The Brain of Your Home Theater

Your receiver processes audio, decodes surround formats, and powers your speakers. Don’t underestimate this component.

Best AV Receivers for Frisco Home Theaters

Entry Level ($800-$1,500):

• Denon AVR-X2800H: 7.2 channels, Dolby Atmos, great value
• Marantz NR1711: Slim design, 7.2 channels, excellent sound
• Onkyo TX-NR6100: 9.2 channels, THX certified, budget Atmos

Mid-Tier ($1,500-$3,500):

• Denon AVR-X4800H: 9.4 channels, Dirac Live, reference performance
• Marantz Cinema 40: 9.4 channels, HDAM circuitry, premium sound
• Anthem MRX 1140: 11.2 channels, ARC Genesis room correction
• Integra DRX-8.4: 11.4 channels, THX certified, professional features

Premium Processors ($3,500-$12,000+):

• Anthem AVM 90: 15.2 processing, ARC Genesis, reference quality
• Marantz AV 10: 15.4 processing, audiophile performance
• Trinnov Altitude16: 16 channels, ultimate room correction
• Storm Audio ISP 24: 24 channels, commercial cinema level

Key Features to Look For:

• Dolby Atmos/DTS:X: Essential for modern home theaters
• 4K/120Hz HDMI 2.1: Future-proofing for gaming, high frame rate content
• Room Correction: Audyssey, Dirac Live, ARC Genesis, or Trinnov
• Pre-outs: For adding external amplification later
• Network Streaming: Spotify, Tidal, AirPlay 2, etc.
• IMAX Enhanced: Bonus for IMAX content

Subwoofers: The Foundation of Impactful Home Theater

Great bass transforms movies. Cheap subwoofers ruin the experience.

How Many Subwoofers Do You Need?

Subwoofer Count Recommendations:

• 1 Subwoofer: Rooms under 250 sq ft, budget systems
• 2 Subwoofers: 250-400 sq ft, balanced bass, reduces room modes
• 3-4 Subwoofers: 400+ sq ft, even bass throughout, reference systems

Best Subwoofer Brands for Frisco Home Theaters

Value Leaders ($500-$1,500 each):

• SVS PB-1000 Pro: Ported, 12″, excellent value, deep bass
• SVS SB-2000 Pro: Sealed, tight accurate bass, compact
• Klipsch SPL-120: 12″, powerful, great for action movies
• Monolith THX Ultra: THX certified, reference performance

Premium Performance ($1,500-$4,000 each):

• SVS PB-4000: Dual 13.5″ drivers, room-shaking bass
• JL Audio Fathom f112v2: 12″, exceptional control and depth
• REL Acoustics S/812: Dual 12″, musical and powerful
• Paradigm Defiance X15: 15″, Anthem ARC, deep extension

Reference Quality ($4,000-$10,000+ each):

• JL Audio Gotham g213v2: Dual 13.5″, ultimate performance
• Paradigm Sub 2: 2x 10″ active drivers, reference standard
• JBL Synthesis SSW-3: Triple 15″, THX Dominus, commercial power

Texas Consideration: Sealed subwoofers handle heat better than ported designs. In equipment rooms without AC, sealed subs last longer.

Learn more about proper subwoofer placement and bass management in our acoustics guide.

Complete Home Theater System Recommendations for Frisco

Based on 3,000+ installations across Frisco, here are proven system configurations at different investment levels.

Quality Media Room System: $25,000-$40,000

Ideal For: Phillips Creek Ranch bonus rooms, Richwoods family rooms, multi-purpose spaces

Display:

• 85″ Samsung QN90D Neo QLED ($3,500)
• OR Epson LS12000 + 120″ ALR screen ($5,500)

Audio (7.1.2 Atmos):

• KEF Ci200QR in-ceiling speakers (3 front, 4 surround, 2 Atmos): $6,000
• 2x SVS PB-2000 Pro subwoofers: $2,000
• Denon AVR-X4800H receiver: $2,500

Infrastructure:

• Professional wiring and installation: $4,000
• Basic acoustic treatment: $3,000
• Control4 automation integration: $4,000
• 4 theater recliners: $4,000

Total: $28,500-$33,500

Performance: Excellent for movies, sports, gaming. Handles Texas sunlight. Family-friendly operation.

Premium Dedicated Theater: $50,000-$80,000

Ideal For: Starwood basements, dedicated theater rooms, serious movie enthusiasts

Display:

• Sony VW325ES projector: $6,500
• 133″ Screen Innovations acoustically transparent screen: $4,500

Audio (7.1.4 Atmos):

• KEF Ci5160REF in-wall LCR behind screen: $6,000
• KEF Ci200QR surrounds and Atmos (8 total): $4,000
• 2x SVS PB-4000 subwoofers: $4,000
• Anthem MRX 1140 receiver: $4,500

Infrastructure & Environment:

• Comprehensive acoustic treatment: $12,000
• Professional installation and calibration: $8,000
• Control4 complete integration: $8,000
• Lighting control and fiber optic stars: $3,000
• 8 premium theater recliners: $12,000
• Tiered platform with carpet: $4,000

Total: $76,500

Performance: Reference-quality cinema rivaling commercial theaters. THX-level performance. Stunning for movies.

Ultimate Reference Theater: $100,000-$200,000+

Ideal For: Frisco Hills estates, luxury homes, no-compromise systems

Display:

• JVC NZ9 laser projector: $20,000
• 150″ Stewart Filmscreen with masking: $12,000

Audio (9.2.6 Atmos):

• JBL Synthesis SCL-2 in-wall LCR: $18,000
• JBL Synthesis SCL-4 surrounds and Atmos (12 speakers): $20,000
• 2x JBL Synthesis SSW-3 subwoofers: $16,000
• Trinnov Altitude16 processor: $18,000
• Multi-channel amplification: $12,000

Infrastructure & Environment:

• Complete acoustic design and treatment: $30,000
• Professional installation, THX certification: $18,000
• Savant premium automation: $20,000
• Custom lighting and themed environment: $10,000
• 12 luxury cinema seats with all features: $30,000
• Custom platform, carpet, architectural details: $15,000

Total: $239,000

Performance: Exceeds commercial cinema standards. THX Ultra certified. Audiophile and videophile perfection.

View our complete home theater packages and pricing for Frisco installations.

Common Mistakes Frisco Homeowners Make

After 3,000+ installations, we see these mistakes repeatedly. Avoid them!

Mistake #1: Choosing Display Before Understanding the Room

The Problem: Buying an 85″ TV or projector without considering ambient light, viewing distance, or room layout.

The Fix: Assess your room first. Measure viewing distance, evaluate light control, understand limitations. Then choose display technology.

Frisco Example: Client bought JVC NZ9 projector ($20K) for bright bonus room with windows. Washed-out image. Should have chosen 98″ Samsung QLED instead.

Mistake #2: Skimping on the AV Receiver

The Problem: Spending $15,000 on speakers, $500 on receiver. The receiver can’t drive the speakers properly.

The Fix: Allocate 15-20% of audio budget to receiver/processor. It’s the brain—don’t cheap out.

Budget Rule: $10,000 speaker system → $1,500-$2,500 receiver minimum

Mistake #3: Ignoring Acoustic Treatment

The Problem: $50,000 in equipment, $0 in acoustic treatment. Room modes and reflections ruin sound quality.

The Fix: Budget $8,000-$15,000 for professional acoustic treatment in dedicated theaters. It’s not optional for great sound.

Reality: $10K in treatment + $15K in speakers > $40K in speakers with no treatment

Mistake #4: Wrong Speaker Configuration for Room Size

The Problem: 11.2.6 Atmos system in 250 sq ft room. Speakers too close together, wasted money, muddled sound.

The Fix: Match configuration to room:

• Under 300 sq ft: 5.1.2 or 7.1.2
• 300-400 sq ft: 7.1.4
• 400-500 sq ft: 9.2.4
• 500+ sq ft: 9.2.6 or larger

Mistake #5: DIY Installation of Complex Systems

The Problem: Buying equipment online, attempting DIY install. Poor results, hours wasted, equipment not optimized.

The Fix: DIY works for basic systems under $15K. Premium systems ($40K+) need professional installation for optimal performance.

What You Miss DIY:

• Professional calibration (THX, ISF standards)
• Proper acoustic treatment design
• Optimal speaker placement
• Expert wiring (avoiding interference)
• System integration and automation
• Warranty support and service

Mistake #6: Choosing Wrong Brands for Frisco Rooms

The Problem: Bright Klipsch speakers in hard-surfaced Texas rooms = ear fatigue. Wrong acoustic match.

The Fix: Consider room acoustics when choosing speakers:

• Hard rooms (tile, hardwood): Warmer speakers (KEF, Focal, B&W)
• Soft rooms (carpet, drapes): More brightness acceptable (Klipsch, Def Tech)
• Treated rooms: Any brand works with proper acoustics

Mistake #7: Not Planning for Future Expansion

The Problem: Running wire for 5.1, want to upgrade to Atmos later. Can’t add height channels without tearing open walls.

The Fix: Pre-wire for future expansion during initial install:

• Start with 5.1 equipment, wire for 7.1.4
• Cost now: Extra $800 in wire and labor
• Cost later: $4,000-$6,000 to add wiring

Smart Move: Pull extra wire “just in case” – cheap insurance

Home Theater Equipment Selection Checklist

Use this checklist when choosing your Frisco home theater system:

Display Selection

• [ ] Measured viewing distance
• [ ] Evaluated ambient light in room
• [ ] Determined if room is multi-purpose or dedicated
• [ ] Decided TV vs projector based on usage
• [ ] Confirmed screen size appropriate for space
• [ ] Budgeted for screen if using projector
• [ ] Verified ceiling height for projector mount

Audio System

• [ ] Calculated room volume (L x W x H)
• [ ] Determined appropriate speaker configuration
• [ ] Decided in-wall vs freestanding speakers
• [ ] Selected speaker brand matching room acoustics
• [ ] Planned subwoofer count and placement
• [ ] Chose receiver with adequate channels
• [ ] Verified receiver has room correction
• [ ] Confirmed Dolby Atmos/DTS:X support

Infrastructure

• [ ] Planned wire runs and concealment
• [ ] Located equipment rack/closet
• [ ] Verified adequate electrical circuits
• [ ] Planned network connectivity
• [ ] Considered future expansion needs
• [ ] Budgeted for professional installation

Acoustics & Environment

• [ ] Evaluated need for acoustic treatment
• [ ] Planned bass traps and absorption
• [ ] Considered soundproofing requirements
• [ ] Selected appropriate seating
• [ ] Planned lighting control
• [ ] Considered décor and aesthetics

Control & Integration

• [ ] Decided on control system complexity
• [ ] Planned smart home integration
• [ ] Considered voice control options
• [ ] Thought about user-friendliness for family
• [ ] Planned for guest mode/simplified control

Need help working through this checklist? Schedule a free consultation with our THX-certified design team.

Frequently Asked Questions About Home Theater Systems

What is the best home theater system for a Frisco home?

The best home theater system depends on your room, budget, and viewing habits. For most Frisco homes, we recommend:

Media Rooms ($25K-$45K): 85″ Samsung or Sony OLED TV, 7.1.2 Dolby Atmos with KEF in-ceiling speakers, Denon AVR-X4800H receiver, dual SVS subwoofers, and basic acoustic treatment.

Dedicated Theaters ($50K-$100K): Sony or JVC 4K projector with 120-133″ screen, 7.1.4 Atmos with premium KEF or Focal speakers, Anthem processor, comprehensive acoustic treatment, and theater seating.

Room characteristics matter more than budget—light control, size, and acoustics determine optimal equipment choices.

Should I choose a projector or large TV for my Frisco home theater?

Choose a large TV (75-98″) if your room has ambient light, serves multiple purposes, or you watch during the day—common in Frisco bonus rooms and living rooms. TVs handle Texas sunlight better and work in any lighting.

Choose a projector if you have a dedicated theater room with light control, want screen sizes over 100″, and primarily watch movies in the evening. Projectors deliver more immersive cinema experience but require controlled lighting.

About 60% of our Frisco clients choose large TVs for versatility, 40% choose projectors for dedicated cinema experience.

How much should I spend on a home theater receiver?

Budget 15-20% of your total audio system cost for the receiver. For a $10,000 speaker system, allocate $1,500-$2,500 for the receiver.

Recommended receivers by budget:

• $800-$1,500: Denon AVR-X2800H, Marantz NR1711 (entry Atmos)
• $1,500-$3,500: Denon AVR-X4800H, Marantz Cinema 40, Anthem MRX 1140 (reference performance)
• $3,500-$12,000: Anthem AVM 90, Trinnov Altitude16 (ultimate processing)

The receiver is your system’s brain—don’t cheap out. Proper amplification and processing maximize your speaker investment.

Do I really need Dolby Atmos in my Frisco home theater?

Yes, if you’re investing $35,000+ in a home theater. Dolby Atmos adds overhead sound dimension that dramatically improves immersion—especially for action movies, nature documentaries, and modern content.

Minimum requirement: 9-foot ceilings (most Frisco homes qualify). Recommended: 7.1.4 configuration for proper Atmos experience.

Skip Atmos if: Budget under $25K, ceiling height under 8 feet, or room under 200 sq ft. A great 5.1 or 7.1 system beats mediocre Atmos.

95% of our dedicated theater clients choose Atmos—it’s worth the investment for future-proof performance.

What speaker brands deliver the best performance in Frisco home theaters?

For invisible in-wall/in-ceiling integration popular in Frisco:

• Best Value: Klipsch Reference, Polk Legend ($400-$800/pair)
• Premium Performance: KEF Ci series, Focal 300 Series ($800-$1,500/pair)
• Reference Quality: KEF Ci-R series, Martin Logan, B&W ($1,500-$3,500/pair)

For freestanding speakers in dedicated theaters:

• Excellent Value: SVS, Klipsch Reference Premiere
• Audiophile Choice: KEF R Series, Focal Aria, B&W 700 Series
• Ultimate Performance: Martin Logan ESL, JBL Synthesis

Consider room acoustics when choosing—hard Texas rooms (tile, hardwood) pair better with warmer speakers like KEF and Focal vs brighter Klipsch.

How many subwoofers do I need in my Frisco home theater?

Subwoofer count depends on room size:

1 Subwoofer: Small rooms under 250 sq ft, budget systems under $25K

2 Subwoofers: Medium rooms 250-400 sq ft ($30K-$60K systems). Two subs provide better bass distribution and reduce room mode problems—recommended for most Frisco dedicated theaters.

3-4 Subwoofers: Large rooms 400+ sq ft, luxury systems $75K+. Multiple subs create even bass throughout seating area.

Two quality subwoofers (SVS PB-2000 Pro) outperform one massive sub—better coverage, reduced room modes, more flexibility in placement.

Should I hire a professional installer or do DIY home theater?

DIY Makes Sense If:

• Total budget under $15,000
• Simple setup (soundbar or basic 5.1)
• No in-wall wiring needed
• You enjoy tech projects and troubleshooting
• No acoustic treatment required

Hire Professionals For:

• Systems over $35,000
• Dolby Atmos installations
• In-wall/in-ceiling speaker integration
• Acoustic treatment and optimization
• Projector installations
• Home automation integration
• Dedicated theater rooms

Professional installation costs 15-20% of equipment budget but includes: expert design, acoustic optimization, proper calibration, warranty support, and guaranteed results. Worth it for premium systems.

How long does a home theater system last?

Quality home theater systems last 10-15+ years with minimal maintenance:

Component Longevity:

• Speakers: 20-30 years (longest-lasting component)
• Receivers: 8-12 years (technology updates drive replacement)
• Projectors (lamp-based): 10-15 years (lamps need replacement every 3-5 years: $300-$600)
• Projectors (laser): 15-20 years (20,000+ hour laser life)
• Large TVs: 10-15 years (60,000+ hours typical)
• Subwoofers: 15-20 years

In Texas heat, equipment in non-climate-controlled spaces (attics, garages) degrades faster. Keep equipment in conditioned space for maximum longevity.

What’s the difference between a $30K and $80K home theater?

$30K System:

• 85″ quality TV or entry projector
• 7.1.2 Dolby Atmos with mid-tier speakers
• Good receiver with room correction
• Basic acoustic treatment
• Standard theater recliners
• Excellent performance for 95% of viewers

$80K System:

• Premium 4K laser projector with reference screen
• 7.1.4 Atmos with audiophile speakers
• Premium processor with advanced room correction
• Comprehensive professional acoustic design
• Luxury powered recliners with all features
• Custom lighting, décor, platform seating
• Reference-quality rivaling commercial cinemas

The $80K system is noticeably better but offers diminishing returns—the jump from $30K to $80K is smaller than $15K to $30K. Choose based on how much perfection matters to you.

Can I upgrade my home theater system over time?

Yes, smart planning during initial installation enables cost-effective upgrades:

Phase Your Investment:

• Phase 1 ($25K): Display, 5.1 audio, basic receiver, install wiring for 7.1.4
• Phase 2 ($8K): Add surround speakers, upgrade to Atmos receiver (1-2 years)
• Phase 3 ($6K): Add height speakers, second subwoofer (2-3 years)
• Phase 4 ($10K): Acoustic treatment, premium seating (3-5 years)

The key: Run extra wire during initial install. Adding wiring later costs $3,000-$6,000 vs $500-$800 during original installation.

What home theater mistakes should Frisco homeowners avoid?

Top mistakes from our 3,000+ installations:

1. Skipping acoustic treatment ($10K treatment outperforms $30K equipment upgrade)
2. Wrong display for room lighting (projector in bright room, TV in dedicated theater)
3. Undersized receiver (can’t properly drive premium speakers)
4. Single subwoofer in large room (uneven bass, room mode problems)
5. Not pre-wiring for expansion (costs 5x more to add later)
6. Ignoring Texas climate (equipment in hot attics fails early)
7. DIY on complex systems (wastes time, suboptimal results)

Work with experienced professionals who understand Frisco homes—we’ve solved these problems thousands of times.

Conclusion: Choosing the Right Home Theater System for Your Frisco Home

After designing and installing 3,000+ home theaters across Frisco since 2015, our guidance is clear: match your system to your room, lifestyle, and budget—not the latest trends or magazine reviews.

Key Takeaways

1. Assess Your Room First

• Light control determines TV vs projector
• Size dictates appropriate speaker configuration
• Acoustics matter more than equipment brand
• Multi-purpose vs dedicated changes everything

2. Budget Appropriately

• Media rooms: $25,000-$45,000 delivers excellent results
• Dedicated theaters: $50,000-$100,000 for reference quality
• Allocate 20% for acoustic treatment (non-negotiable)
• Professional installation costs 15-20% of equipment

3. Choose Equipment Wisely

• Start with proper display for your lighting conditions
• Match speaker configuration to room size (don’t over-configure)
• Invest in quality receiver (15-20% of audio budget)
• Two subwoofers beat one massive sub
• Plan for future expansion during initial install

4. Prioritize Professional Help

• DIY works for systems under $15K
• Premium systems need expert design and installation
• Acoustic treatment requires professional knowledge
• Calibration separates good from reference performance

Why Choose Digitalholics for Your Frisco Home Theater

We don’t just sell equipment—we engineer complete theater experiences:

• THX Certified Design Team ensuring reference-quality performance
• 3,000+ Frisco Installations since 2015 (we know local homes)
• In-House Installation (never subcontractors)
• Professional Acoustic Design included in every project
• Complete Integration with Control4, Savant, and smart home systems
• Lifetime Support for all installations
• 98% Client Satisfaction backed by hundreds of 5-star reviews

Every home theater includes: comprehensive room analysis, custom equipment selection, professional acoustic treatment, expert installation, THX-level calibration, and family training.

Ready to build your dream home theater? Schedule a free consultation with our THX-certified design team. We’ll visit your Frisco home, assess your space, understand your goals, and create a custom system design tailored specifically to your room and budget.

Call (469) 666-0747 or visit our Plano showroom at 8105 Rasor Boulevard Suite 211.

About the Author

[Author Name], THX Certified Home Theater Designer & CEDIA Specialist

With over nine years designing and installing premium home theater systems across Frisco, Plano, and North Texas, [Author] specializes in creating reference-quality theater experiences tailored to each client’s space and lifestyle. As one of the region’s few THX-certified designers, [he/she] brings expertise in equipment selection, acoustic optimization, and system integration.

Credentials:

• THX Certified Home Theater Designer
• CEDIA Professional Member since 2015
• 3,000+ successful installations
• Specialist in Dolby Atmos design
• Control4 & Savant Certified Programmer

About Digitalholics

Digitalholics has been Frisco’s premier home theater and technology integration firm since 2015. We’re North Texas’ only THX-certified installer, specializing in custom home theaters, whole-home audio, and comprehensive smart home automation.

Our Credentials:

• THX Certified (only in Frisco)
• CEDIA Professional Member
• Control4 & Savant Authorized Dealer
• 3,000+ Completed Projects
• 98% Client Satisfaction
• Based in Plano: 8105 Rasor Boulevard Suite 211
• Texas Alarm License: B12713501

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