Receivers playing a relevant job in the bass management system.

A home theatre receiver serves as the central point of a screen or home audio system and performs various functions. One of the function is that it enables to switch all of our tube system's audio and video components. It decodes surround sound, it processes signals for stimulated sound fields and bass management. It amplifies the audio signals to drive the loud speakers and controls the play back volume. It serves as an AM and FM radio tuner. The receivers act both as the smarts and the power behind a home theatre system. It takes the audio signals from all of the source components such as DVD players, CD players, VCR, VCP, tape deck etc. It efficiently performs the function of decoding and post processing. It amplifies the signals to power our home theater's array of loud speakers and controls the playback volume. For video signal, the receiver performs the necessary switching and outputs it to the TV. A receiver is one of the most complex and expensive components in a plasma display or audio system. The receiver has atleast 5 channels of processing and amplification for TV station and multi channel music sources such as DVD audio and super audio CD.