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Pretty sure it's against code to remove a stud. Not sure why you just didn't move the box over to accommodate the media box without cutting any studs out

what wall mounts are those? seem better than Chief Wall mounts

Where is the plug from the one connect box plugged in? Have you run the power outlet behind the wall?

thank you for the information about the Strong VersaBox Pro XL. I am not a contractor or business so I am having a horrible time trying to purchase one for my own use in my home. Do you have any resources? Snap On and other distributors dont' sell to the general public. Thanks

What was final result what db reduction was achieved?

It’s too fast to see what you did

Nice job, guys 👍

will the remote work?

What are you using for a controller?

We had an issue once at the Staples Assembly of God church that I volunteer as the AV tech for, (I believe Scott does most of not all our upgrade work) where the internet wasn't working, so being the diligent man I strive to be, in my position, I power cycled everything I could think of... Then found out after a half hour of checking, that our utility closet had a bunch of empty cardboard boxes for our speed the light garage sale, sitting right in front of the battery backup on the floor, powering the essential utility closet items, and although I'm still not sure what happened my somewhat educated guess is that one of the boxes somehow hit the power button on the battery backup which turned everything off...😂😂😂 It took 10 or 15 minutes for it to become fully functional and able to access the internet, but once it did, everything was fine after that, but all that said, even though I can laugh about it now, at the time it was very stressful because it was something that I did not expect yet at the same time it was something that was really easy to fix had I known to look there first. I must say, our AV system and infrastructure wiring improvements are still working great, and from what I know about Scott always being called if we have issues he might have the answers to on planning and implementation of things, even before starting digital horizons, I must say that I believe it'll still be working great whenever the church ever decides to do it's next "upgrade". I thank you guys for your excellent service over the years, at least as far as the finished product I work with, anyway, and am grateful that with our sound board we have now, and the wiring upgrade, has gotten whatever gremlins we had in our system to disappear (mostly it was replacing the board that had the most noticable impact I'm almost 100% sure) that's been what, sometime in 2020 our pastor finally had the work done, and the time and effort Scott puts in, whenever needed, is definitely appreciated by me every time I have a trouble free service or sonlight session

Thanks Guys, I have traced all cables into one box connect on a floating TV cabinet below my 65'' Samsung. It looks very nice as I only have approx. 2cm of drywall and then goes into thermal block. It couldn't be done any other way and access to the USB and all other ports would not be accessible without loads of gubbings of wires etc, etc showing. Thanks for the advice though...Cheers

Where is the box for the tv? We are struggling with that part and I don’t see it here

Hi there, I'm assuming the panels made a difference?

Hi. Can I ask who installed the connect to be hidden behind the wall? I'm from Sydney and finding it difficult to find someone to do this for our house. Any suggestions?

Correct me if I am wrong, but if the connect box is in a hidden cavity behind the TV and boxed in the wall behind the TV which is now hanging and fixed to the wall bracket on the wall. How would I be expected to get instant access to the USB ports or any other port for that matter. The reason I ask is due to the fact I am probably going to buy a Samsung TV soon and was looking at putting a floating shelf below the TV and tracing it through the walls. However, I do not have much space to play with. So, my question remains, would all ports be blocked off until TV was moved out of the way for access? TIA for your reply.

What does a theater like this run?

Can the tv's be powered up at the same time off of one switch?

Hi- great work on this project. I was told by a salesman that the more recent Frame TVs cannot be installed on a brick fireplace, as the depth variations on the brick don't allow the TV to be hung properly. Did you have to use a special mount/system to hand the Frame on a non-uniform surface like the stone in the video? Thanks for any input.

It isnt valid as a retro afterthought

Easy way to bypass is to buy a DVD player that plays PAL discs. The same is true for video games, though requiring a full console is quite a bit more spendy than a DVD player.

wouldn't it make far more sense to put Safe and Sound in the walls before using MLV? Seems like a complete waste of money with out..

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couldn't conceive a more touching narrative

I like worms

Love the latest update. Keep up the good work Chris 😀.

Looks beautiful!

Hi, I would like to do this on my stone fireplace, what screws will hold the TV on stone? I have a 65 inch TV

great video. I wanted to know how much wall thickness is needed to house the Connect box? that is, what depth should the niche have? because I have a wall of 10cm

That's a lot of effort in there, great work 🙌🙌 May ask, what finish do you have on the dry wall, paint or fabric stretch ?

Great work there 👍 What finish do you have over the dry wall, paint or stretched fabric ?

Absolutely fascinating guys. Thanks for posting.

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Nice Video Chris 😃

I love how ALL these type install videos are shown using SIMPLE unfinished areas. Try showing the average Joe what it really takes to do this kind of project in a 2-1/2 story FULLY finished home. It's NOT that simple and does require an array of specialty tools that most homeowners do not have.

I'm attempting to do the same thing. Unable to drill into the stones (masonry bit and hammer drill). Would it be ok to drill into mortar?

Very cool stuff.

Actually, it states the "one connect" box needs to have proper ventilation. I hope it lasts forever for you.

Quick question... did you put the drywall directly onto the MLV or did you install resilient hat channels on top on MLV and then the drywall on to the hat channels?

This won’t stop bass sound. Only high frequency. So this is only one of the steps to sound proof your room.

1000 Sq feet ka cost kitna aata ha....?

So you can now no longer connect anything to it (game system etc). Also would not want to bury something that powers that tv and box inside walls of my home. You have no idea what could happen. I would not sleep well at night.

What was the tape you used on the MLV?

Great video, I’ve been trying to do this process by myself for a home music practice room, fair to say there’s a fair amount of sag and air gaps in my effort!

what is the use of the tape , just curious

Looking good, boys! Thanks for posting.👍

Great podcast! Thank you!

The guy on the right won’t shut up while the others are talking

Is this the 43" model you were mounting?

Would this help block sound coming into my house from outside? There's a super low frequency that vibrates my house... since 2016... it's driving me nuts and I can't use foam panels because of the chemicals. I'm not sure what to use to block outside sound from coming in.

useless video if it isn't going to show how its done,