Really impressed, what a setup! I would love to know how it sounds with music content, there is lot of absorption, it seems focused on HT. I d love to see REW measurements, especially in time domain.
Yes it's focused on HT and gaming. TV is surprisingly good too. Music would require different speaker placement and seating distances, but even as is, it sounds waaaaay better than anything I achieved in the main living room. I gave up because the wife demanded too much compromise.
@@ThatHomeTheaterDudereally, why? Ascendo seems to be all the rage these days within the HT community. Is the hype finally dying down? The Perlisten hype has certainly died down as well. Either way, a ton of great options out there atm. Looking forward to see what you went with as replacement - hopefully not RBH. Lol
Why are the rear subs on stands ? And i guess this is part of the next step, how are all the subs alligned with each other ? Really nice setup. Maybe you would really love a 150 inch AT screen ^w^.
Broooo you should have been there when ThatHomeTheaterDude stopped by to demo some equipment on my system. He had that screen looking supa-dupa wet. The 3D-dimensionality was outstanding. Hopefully he'll make a video about it.
@@theluvofaudio148 I like projectors but the tech needs a big upgrade when it comes to HDR, brightness and latency. If you are using your home theater for more than just movies, a TV is better.
That stack of sub like HOLY SH*T! Those subs don't look nearly as big in picture as they look IRL or in video. They are huge and stacking two makes them look even more huge. I guess the bass is covered in this room, lol. Also the room itself look really nice. It's clean but with some features like the ceiling and beams and visible wood. Really nice. Also showing the gear is really nice too. Most dedicated theaters usually hide the equipment but I think spending huge amount of money and then hide the stuff is a waste. If I would nit pick the only thing missing is a big 2.35:1 screen.
My man. Yes D215s are particularly dense considering the dimensions. I'm finally happy with the look of the room as well, though I'm surprisingly happy with the image size @viewing distance. But yes I've always enjoyed seeing my speakers, even the used Klipsch gear back in the day.
Sure, $, $$, $$$$$, $$$$$$$$, $$$$$$$$, $$$$$$$$, $$ Translation, Apple TV, PS5, 3x Buckeye amps, K-scape, Storm ISP Core 16, Savant control system, and a LOT of cables.
@@ThatHomeTheaterDude Did you do a comparison? Could you describe in as much detail as possible what you heard as the differences? I purchased two Perlisten D215s and could consider buying two more, but I would like to know the differences.
Heeeeey stacking the subs changed the game again. It was just overtly violent. Concrete slab shaking like a suspended wooden floor. Post calibration everything is nice and tight and scary when it needs to be. Detail is still there in the infrasonics...just more...seems like much more than a 6db improvement. Hope that helps!
I get where you're coming from. You can get Made in Italy/ France/ U.K. speakers - for less. Is this guy like $100,000 deep, for made in China speakers?
@@handroids1981there are different levels to "China manufacturing". There are very few countries that can match their experience, tooling, processes and even QC when the right companies are involved.
I respect perlisen but not this overdone setup. With single couch it’s absolute nonsense with amount of subs in there - absolute waste of money. He should’ve bought proper seating.
@@doyleshafer I mean I’ve been there had too many subs - I know it’s very easy to get there :). Quality over quantity - you have both. But definitely would recommend to get some nice reclining sofa or armchairs. One question: since it’s not living room and installation would be dead easy did it cross your mind to go with in wall speakers? It would be probably cheaper and better sounding mainly because of a thing called infinite baffle (your wall) - no reflections off the wall behind the speakers - more space, more flexible positioning (height wise)? Something like KEF CI3160rlm - considering close distance don’t think there is any need for ci5160rlm.
@@whitecrowuk575nonsense. You can never have too much headroom. I bet you with every subwoofer added to the room his performance has increased - I guarantee you it has. Also, in wall is always a compromise, always!🤦♂️
@@brucecarter6205 you have no clue my friend. Extra subwoofers don’t add to output unless stacked. It gives you uniformity across all sitting spaces. Having a sofa or couch you can handle with two subs easy. Perlistej subs have massive output and I don’t quite see a reason to stack those. I would bet with 2 max 3 subs he would have same outcome. Just needs to play a bit and compare.
What?! Do some research and quit spreading misinformation. Colocating/stacking will add 6db if they are placed within about 1/4 wavelength and minimum 3db when beyond. This goes for each doubling of subs, from 1 to 2, 2 to 4, and so on. The additional headroom means that the subs don’t have to work as hard, and this leads to less distortion and cleaner output. Spreading them around the room not only gives the added benefit of more overall output, but also helps to even out room response. Edit: the above is assuming same sub and same power. If you are mixing subwoofers with varying capabilities, this will also factor into the final result.
1:47 "she said great, I don't have to hear it"..........with the 'subbery' in that room, the wife is lucky the room treatment worked out.💀💀 A professional calibration expert might ask him to get rid of the subs at the back and get 4 more Perlisten subs for seamless integration. 😅 A hell of a lot of fun it must be in there.🙌🙌🦾
Aaaah you caught that huh : ). Yeah I used to have 4xdual opposed 21s and never got in trouble. Then when those were replaced with 2 Perls, I got in trouble quite a bit. Now if she is downstairs she will get straight LIVID if the system is cranked up. Sounds good in the room though!
This is basically my dream setup, I had fun watching.
This is a sick system for sure
Noyce! Thanks for stopping by!
MOAR!!! Love these things. Great theater. I found the room treatments and the dang door to be very cool.
“I heard some rumbles, but that’s ok.” 👌 😂😂
Really nice to see what you’ve done since I last saw you. Looks great and I bet it sounds great too
Amazing room and system. Nicely done.
This guy is awesome
Awesome Setup!
Well done Doyle 👏🏼👍🏼👊🏼 wicked Home Theatre 🎭 System 💪🏼
Thank you both for the demo and info 🏴🇬🇧
My guy!
@@doyleshafer You’re welcome 🏴🇬🇧
Beautiful space!
Love your equipment choices..
Yeah. Came together nicely
I love the choice of a TV, I’m in the same camp, Perlisten and TV for all the specs
AWESOME!!!!!
Totally sick!
I mean well over the top but you have just got to love it.
Perfect Man cave, love his passion
It is a man cave
Cool build
Sick set up
That’s crazy! And I’m in Katy too!
Yeah? Lets talk
About your theater. Can you email me?
Well, that looks cool AF. That 97 and some absolutely _essential_ calibration - End Game Home Theater.
Id agree
Man! Dennis is the Truth regarding acoustics... I'm trying to follow his blueprint as well...
Dope!
Really impressed, what a setup! I would love to know how it sounds with music content, there is lot of absorption, it seems focused on HT. I d love to see REW measurements, especially in time domain.
Yes it's focused on HT and gaming. TV is surprisingly good too. Music would require different speaker placement and seating distances, but even as is, it sounds waaaaay better than anything I achieved in the main living room. I gave up because the wife demanded too much compromise.
Great room and gear. Did you ever do a tour of your new completed theater space?
Coming soon. Spoiler alert. I ripped it all
Out and started over :) goodbye ascendo. Good riddance.
@@ThatHomeTheaterDudereally, why? Ascendo seems to be all the rage these days within the HT community. Is the hype finally dying down? The Perlisten hype has certainly died down as well. Either way, a ton of great options out there atm. Looking forward to see what you went with as replacement - hopefully not RBH. Lol
Why are the rear subs on stands ?
And i guess this is part of the next step, how are all the subs alligned with each other ?
Really nice setup.
Maybe you would really love a 150 inch AT screen ^w^.
Search "Hatoraid Cowboy Perlisten Update". I explain it all.
belle salle bravo
All that ‘dominus’ sound and then that screen 😂
He explained in another tour why he went back to an OLED TV. Honestly, TVs are the way to go once they get bigger.
Broooo you should have been there when ThatHomeTheaterDude stopped by to demo some equipment on my system. He had that screen looking supa-dupa wet. The 3D-dimensionality was outstanding. Hopefully he'll make a video about it.
Projector 100% needed.
Projector 0% needed
@@theluvofaudio148 I like projectors but the tech needs a big upgrade when it comes to HDR, brightness and latency. If you are using your home theater for more than just movies, a TV is better.
That stack of sub like HOLY SH*T!
Those subs don't look nearly as big in picture as they look IRL or in video. They are huge and stacking two makes them look even more huge. I guess the bass is covered in this room, lol.
Also the room itself look really nice. It's clean but with some features like the ceiling and beams and visible wood. Really nice. Also showing the gear is really nice too. Most dedicated theaters usually hide the equipment but I think spending huge amount of money and then hide the stuff is a waste. If I would nit pick the only thing missing is a big 2.35:1 screen.
My man. Yes D215s are particularly dense considering the dimensions. I'm finally happy with the look of the room as well, though I'm surprisingly happy with the image size @viewing distance. But yes I've always enjoyed seeing my speakers, even the used Klipsch gear back in the day.
Bad ass!!!
noooooo You Are!!!
Pretty confident that room costs more than my first house! Im all about it!
Team Irresponsibility 😅
Can you post the equipment list for what he has in his rack?
Sure, $, $$, $$$$$, $$$$$$$$, $$$$$$$$, $$$$$$$$, $$
Translation, Apple TV, PS5, 3x Buckeye amps, K-scape, Storm ISP Core 16, Savant control system, and a LOT of cables.
@@doyleshafer Thanks!!
What did you hear as changes from using four D215s in front instead of two D215s in front?
Soup got thicker. I think he needs another two stacked up high. Would be killer
@@ThatHomeTheaterDude Did you do a comparison? Could you describe in as much detail as possible what you heard as the differences? I purchased two Perlisten D215s and could consider buying two more, but I would like to know the differences.
Heeeeey stacking the subs changed the game again. It was just overtly violent. Concrete slab shaking like a suspended wooden floor. Post calibration everything is nice and tight and scary when it needs to be. Detail is still there in the infrasonics...just more...seems like much more than a 6db improvement. Hope that helps!
@@doyleshafer Thank you!
I would think the JTR’s and Harbottle in the back probably have more to do with the gains than merely stacking the D215s in the front.
great set up only issue is the sound is too big for that tv with a projector it would be next level.easy her,s no balance.
a 21:9 Oled would be sick.
🇧🇧🇧🇧🔥🔥😍
😮😮😮
Bro your country?
TEXAS >_
Holy Santa Claus Shit!
Some don't care as much about the center location.
Would have been good to see more demos and to hear of your experience within the room. Also, its pronounced PER-LISTEN, not per-lis-TEN
I shot tons of demos. My editor left them out. Cough jordy
Bad Ass.
I dont think he has enough subs....lol
One could always have more subs.
Each sub of his has one 15 in the front and one under the sub
il est beaucoup trop prés de ses enceintes !😜😜😜😜
I guarantee my kilpsh set up sounds a hell of a lot better. If anybody out there has ever heard eight 16-in Klipsch subwoofers
the next step a 150 inches profector with screen
Jesus
Jesus indeed
Perlisten must be the most over rated speakers ever.
who hurt you man?
I get where you're coming from. You can get Made in Italy/ France/ U.K. speakers - for less.
Is this guy like $100,000 deep, for made in China speakers?
@@handroids1981 i dont get you guys, its not your money, so dont be complaining
😂 when I was at Arendal they said they get a much higher quality product at a lower price due to the years of manufacturing infrastructure in China.
@@handroids1981there are different levels to "China manufacturing". There are very few countries that can match their experience, tooling, processes and even QC when the right companies are involved.
I respect perlisen but not this overdone setup. With single couch it’s absolute nonsense with amount of subs in there - absolute waste of money. He should’ve bought proper seating.
I am an extraordinarily selfish individual (wink wink). Ironically the kids like to lay on the carpet when watching movies/playing games.
@@doyleshafer I mean I’ve been there had too many subs - I know it’s very easy to get there :). Quality over quantity - you have both.
But definitely would recommend to get some nice reclining sofa or armchairs.
One question: since it’s not living room and installation would be dead easy did it cross your mind to go with in wall speakers? It would be probably cheaper and better sounding mainly because of a thing called infinite baffle (your wall) - no reflections off the wall behind the speakers - more space, more flexible positioning (height wise)? Something like KEF CI3160rlm - considering close distance don’t think there is any need for ci5160rlm.
@@whitecrowuk575nonsense. You can never have too much headroom. I bet you with every subwoofer added to the room his performance has increased - I guarantee you it has. Also, in wall is always a compromise, always!🤦♂️
@@brucecarter6205 you have no clue my friend. Extra subwoofers don’t add to output unless stacked. It gives you uniformity across all sitting spaces. Having a sofa or couch you can handle with two subs easy. Perlistej subs have massive output and I don’t quite see a reason to stack those. I would bet with 2 max 3 subs he would have same outcome. Just needs to play a bit and compare.
What?! Do some research and quit spreading misinformation. Colocating/stacking will add 6db if they are placed within about 1/4 wavelength and minimum 3db when beyond. This goes for each doubling of subs, from 1 to 2, 2 to 4, and so on. The additional headroom means that the subs don’t have to work as hard, and this leads to less distortion and cleaner output. Spreading them around the room not only gives the added benefit of more overall output, but also helps to even out room response.
Edit: the above is assuming same sub and same power. If you are mixing subwoofers with varying capabilities, this will also factor into the final result.
1:47 "she said great, I don't have to hear it"..........with the 'subbery' in that room, the wife is lucky the room treatment worked out.💀💀
A professional calibration expert might ask him to get rid of the subs at the back and get 4 more Perlisten subs for seamless integration. 😅
A hell of a lot of fun it must be in there.🙌🙌🦾
Aaaah you caught that huh : ). Yeah I used to have 4xdual opposed 21s and never got in trouble. Then when those were replaced with 2 Perls, I got in trouble quite a bit. Now if she is downstairs she will get straight LIVID if the system is cranked up. Sounds good in the room though!