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With a perforated screen like that I have been told I need 12" of space between the screen and speaker or you will get comb filtering. I won't have 2" to work with and want a ALR screen as well as AT. Seems you have yours pretty close. Do you notice any bad audio? Would only be my center channel behind the screen so I wouldn't think it would make a noticeable difference like having the L and R behind it that close as well.

what modifications would you have to do in order for this to hinge from the ceiling instead of the wall? and how heavy is it and what would you need to allow the screen to be held up on the ceiling I am thinking of a similar swinging screen, but it needs to be away from the wall (TV will be on a stand) and the projector screen swings down (TV for casual watching) I also want the screen to come out in front of some furniture and storage bins that otherwise would block the screen since I want to be able to use the TV still, this would need to be able to be latched to the ceiling when not in use

Watch this video at 5:17 can’t get any sound out of my denon 2807 avr I don’t have the Audrey denon mic. Thank you if you reply

Your situation closely matches mine. I too prewired all potential TV locations during construction with multiple Ethernet cables in each location expecting to someday implement Control 4. I've since abandoned that idea thanks to current streaming technology, and Home Assistant. I don't use Wi-fi unless I absolutely have too. I started using Google Home devices for whole-home audio and soon decided I didn't like Google being involved, so I removed them in favor of traditional ceiling-mount speakers and discrete amps located in my rack. I stream audio through Chromecast devices using SiriusXM, Spotify and Plex running on my NAS. I also ran multiple "tubes" between my lower level (where the rack is) and the attic above my main level. I've used those many times as I've added speakers, PoE security cameras, etc. on multiple occasions. The HTD system piques my interest. I definitely will investigate it further. Thank you for the informative video.

I bet Money For Nothing sounded amazing!

How do you like the Versa On Wall speakers

By having a 120 crossover for your center aren't you potentially sending dialogue over to your sub?

Awesome setup, Sir! I like the attention to detail.

just a thought.. the subwoofer that has the highest gain trim. would be the best signal for the bass shakers. really solid share! larry

Meh

I don't have the Blank command option? My receiver cuts off but immediately cuts back on. I thought it might be the earc cec turning it back on. Ideas? Thanks.

I know this video shows a year old, but I was curious how you connected your TV's as an input. I'm getting ready to do this in my house with the Monoprice 6-zone system. I want to be able to hear whatever is playing on the Apple TV in multiple zones, if that's possible. Thanks!

Hi Ty is there a video on how you made your hush box it simplistic but neat

That’s awesome. How many gallons did it take to cover that ceiling?

How long did you have the sub before the amp failed? Cause?

Came looking how to install Bass Shakers, left amazed with how hot you are 🔥! SUBSCRIBED!

Are you using that amp for a subwoofer? Is it possible tonuse it for front l/r speakers that are 6ohm? Thanks!

GREAT VIDEO !!!! Thank you so much for this.

Where did you get the 4 wire power connector cabling?

I see they have a 12-zone unit. If I want 14 zones, can I use two control devices and have them work within the same app?

That 10dB boost you applied at 58 kinda added a big boost for the left and right seats. I would probably want to find a middle ground at 5db boost so the boost isn't as intense for the side seats.

Two points. 1. The benefit of double subwoofers is to better cover nulls and spikes in frequencies. To achieve this, the 2 subwoofers must be far from each other in the room. Ideally in the two front corners, or diagonally in the corners, or in the middle of the room on the side walls, etc. Placing them almost next to each other, I doubt if ideal results will be achieved. 2 The amplifier you have supports both multiEQ XT32 and SubEQ HT, Sub EQ HT is a method we came up with to deal with multiple subs. If you only have one sub then it's not in use. The idea is to first measure each sub separately, then apply delay and level settings so that the two subs are now time and level aligned. Then we ping them once more as "one" sub to derive the room correction filter. By using the two subwoofers in an output as one, there is no use of the ability to first calibrate between them in level and time alignment, so that later both aligned between them, to calibrate in the room as well. You could connect them both to the two outputs of the amplifier and eliminate the mini dsp. And then if you need dsp setup, you could use the built-in dsp that the svs 1000 pro have, through the mobile app that the svs subwoofers have.

This was awsome settings I have the sr-6014 and almost everything’s the same thank you

Thank you Martin much appreciated.

Excellent Outcome!!! I Love this screen and the very clean cut home theater! 👏 👏 👏

Is there any chance this is compatible with soundbars like Sony HT-A7000?

Thanks for giving such valuable and detailed information in your. Video's. The helped me defeat the feeling overwhelmed that Ive gotten from watching videos tutorials on projects like this. Subscribed ❤

Ty, I am wondering if you are using AV Access transmitter and receiver. I have a transmitter and a reciever but when I point the remote to the projector, it does not work. I have to point the remote to the receiver before it work. Any thought?

I only get positive delays on call alignments- any idea why? i use dirac so i cant amend them :(

Great video Ty. Below your metal rack is that 2x4.

This is one of the best looking screen builds ive seen on here. What width is your border? It looks perfect compared to some of the really wide ones people use. Im about to build a 110" inch screen this week.

Good job , very helpful and easy to follow for newbies . I’m not but I just installed a new rack myself .

I thought I had an acid trip 2:30

hey great video.. quick question. I'm confused how to set up multiple shakers. I have a dedicated amp with 4ohm currently connected to one shaker. But i want to add another one. Do i need to change the amp to 8ohm? each shaker is also 4ohm

you need to reinforce the baffle. it's rattling and creating inaudible reverb. it's visible on the graph.

Air flow looks liss not good

For a good laugh : This was Denons reply to my question : Thank you for contacting Denon Customer Care. We appreciate the opportunity to assist you. Regretfully, our AVR's were not manufactured to power more than one sub in a single subwoofer output so we will not be able to assist you in this matter. We recommend that you consult with a professional installer in this matter. We hope this helps! Best Regards, Christopher So ... thanks for posting this and getting me onto the path of fixing this issue !!. I replied to my own post in how I solved it, in case anyone is having the same problem as me, in that my shakers wouldn't run hard enough for Audyssey to pick anything up and still wouldn't enable the second sub output on my X6700H. Appreciated !!

Hi Need your advise i got 2 micro subs running so i use the main Denon 3700 has only 2 pre outs only I am using rca y adpter to split the signals to the micro sub and the split cable to 2 secondary onkyo nr 656 input i only got 2 bst-1 bass shakers do i set the direct signal from the onkyo have a better response what do you think ? need your advise before i set it up hope to hear from you soon thank you Down under jt

Didn't work for me .... I'm running my transducers via an old sub woofer plate amp on sub two, that isn't very powerful, but for me, it was good enough as I don't like to run my buttkickers too "hot" anyway. But it doesn't output enough for Audyssey to detect any "noise" from the transducers. I'm gonna try and connect another sub I have in it's place so that it at least detects "something". Not sure how much that is going to mess with my sub response since it's atm ... perfect. Running 4 subs off sub 1 via a MiniDSP and have my subs gain matched, time aligned. I'll report back. But honestly Denon should be pushing out a firmware update that gives you the option to label sub 2 as a "transducer" so it doesn't over ride Audyssey. I've emailed me ....... lets see what they say.

For Denon 3700, which input is used to connect Nvidia Pro?

Great video. Have you seen any wood movement since building the frame?

I actually prefer "dynamic EQ" as it more or less gives you an auto "house curve" for lower volumes. It wasn't until a couple days later, I didn't recall it asking me to choose the - db setting ( I use 0 db ) so I went back in to double check, and low and behold, I discovered that Audyssey was "disabled" and greyed out. And sure enough it was because I had added Sub 2 for the transducers / buttkickers. So this video helped out a lot, thank you. For those of you who don't like Audyssey for various reasons, particularly when it "sucks out" your sub woofer response, I highly recommend you having a look at Home Theater Guru's series. Specifically, episode 44 on using Audyssey selectively. I would also recommend episodes 8 and 7 for those who are really serious about finding that magic bubble of sound in their theaters. Hope this helps. Down the rabbit hole of home theater sound we go ..... lol ............. anyway ... I liked and subscribed to your channel cause you helped me work through this issue. Awesome !!

Big help. Thanks for the video!

Thank you for this video. Saved me from having to get a separate amp as I had an older receiver kicking around. At first I thought that I’d messed up the install as I noticed no response from the bass shakers until I noticed in one of you comment replies that perhaps I had the volume on the secondary receiver too low. Once I turned it up to about 80 I was golden. Thanks again and love your set up!

Hello. I recently watched your bass shaker install video and found it very helpful as I also had an older receiver I wanted to use to power the shakers. My man receiver is a Denon S570bt. My spare receiver is a Denon AVR-E200. I’m running a cable from my 2nd sub out on my main receiver into the coax DVD input in the 2nd receiver. I’m pretty confident I wired it correctly but I’m receiving nothing from the shakers which are the Dayton Audio 50w shakers. Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Hi, im gonna buy 4 of 300watt transducers with 2 of 2 channel amp to power it. Can i use 2 amp or has to be 1 amp with 4 channel? Also can i use headphone instead of speakers? Thank you

I would love help figuring out how to assign pre outs to FL, FR, C. I have a 3 channel amp powering the front stage and the denon x4500h should be power the rest of the speakers, but the pre outs haven’t been assigned. Can’t seem to figure out how to do that and I feel like if I don’t, my amp is essentially useless. Please help!

Very nice build. Really like some of your ideas. Thanks for putting this video together.

Hello. Why not „video output: bypass.“ so the denon always changes the video signal. In my case, Apple TV change the picture perfect, and the denon changes again the Apple settings. So, bypass. Direct from Apple to tv

Hey TY- great video! I am looking into purchasing their system for my whole house audio setup. Any issues with your equipment or functionality?