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Geek Choice Nationwide Remote & In Home Service
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Home Theater Accessory - InstallHome Theater Surround Sound System - InstallHome Theater System or Media Center - Install+2 more

Serving Dixon, NM and surrounding areas

In business since 1996

Emergency services offered

Credit card accepted

"The computer technician, Tammy, was excellent.  He arrived on time and was very personable.  Our computer is several years old and has been running slow, so he cleaned it up for us.  He tried to show us how to perform some maintenance tasks on our own.  
After he was finished, he had to call in to the main Geek Choice number to settle the bill.  When I spoke with the person on the phone from Geek Choice, I was astonished when they told me the bill was for $300, which included 2.5 hours service at $100 per hour and a $50 fee for home visit.  I informed her that I had ordered the first hour through Angie's List for $75 and that the home visit fee was waived.  She retrieved my information and charged me a balance of $135, to include the reduced hourly fee of $90 per hour.  So Angie's List saved me almost $100, which I totally appreciate.  
I give the technician high marks but the company, Geek Choice, seems like just another corporation trying to make more money off the consumer than they should.  I'm glad I went through Angie's List.
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Matt Gardner
Geek Choice HQ
Geek Choice on the Town
Recommended by83%of homeowners
Stereo and Home Theater Systems questions, answered by experts

The room itself, if properly finished, should last the lifetime of the house. But it’s the equipment inside that you’ll need to consider. Generally, take a look at your home theater every four to five years and see if everything is still up to date. If any significant new technologies, formats, or compatibility options have come out since then, think about if it’s worth an upgrade.

To determine which size of ceiling speakers is best for your room, consider the room’s size, ceiling height, and how powerful your speakers are. Generally, larger rooms require speakers that are between eight and 10 inches in size. Smaller rooms have less of an area for sound to travel, so speakers that are six to seven inches will be sufficient.

Standard components include a projector or TV, speakers, receiver, and seating. Smart controls are optional.

Yes, professionals can mount in-wall or ceiling speakers for a clean, seamless look.

No, a soundbar is not the same as a true surround sound system. A soundbar is a system with multiple directional speakers that imitates surround sound but does not fully replicate its fidelity and dynamic range. High-end soundbar packages may include a subwoofer and additional speakers to achieve 360-degree sound, making the audio experience closer to true surround sound. However, it will still provide a slightly different audio effect than a dedicated surround sound installation in a home theater.

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