Answers: A home theater in a box (HTIB) is a common name for a relatively inexpensive integrated home entertainment package, usually including a DVD player, surround sound capability, and a radio tuner in one box. While they lack the features of a custom-assembled home theater system, HTIBs are an inexpensive (and generally space-efficient) way to take advantage of the surround sound capabilities of the DVD format. They are manufactured by most makers of consumer electronics; Bose in particular markets their integrated home theater systems especially aggressively, though other traditional manufacturers such as Sony, Philips, and Panasonic market systems that tend to be considerably cheaper.

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HTiB stands for Home Theater in a Box. G

enerally it is everything you need to get up and running. Usually includes speakers, a DVD player, and a receiver of some sort. Some might include other things but most of them include the items listed above.

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