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What to know about TV, Audio, Speakers, Home Theatre, etc.?


Question Posted Thursday October 8 2015, 1:52 pm

I just got a job at Best Buy as a Sales Consultant for Gaming, Home Theatre, and Entertainment, and was wondering if anyone could give me a quick 101 guide about this stuff. So far I m very proficient on the gaming part, it s just the TVs and Speakers is what I m struggling with. Like, I need help understanding more about LCD, OLED, LED, Plasma, and 4K TVs. Right now I just have a general idea but anything more I should know about them? Not only that what s there to know about speakers? So far I get that TVs are being made so thin that you may have to buy a speaker to go with it for a true experience. And I m also talking about other stuff like Receivers, Amps, and Subwoofers. Anyone wanna give me a quick run down?

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