Touring Audio Advice's NEW PREMIERE Home Theater Setup! Trinnov, JBL Synthesis, Sony, Kaleidescape
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Audio Advice redesigns their PREMIERE Home Theater...and it's incredible!
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Scott is incredibly skilled at simplifying complex concepts, making even the most intricate ideas easy to grasp. Audio Advice is truly the crème de la crème when it comes to home theater construction and advice. What really sets them apart is that they offer free software to help you build your own theater - it's an unbeatable resource!
Thank you so much for the encouraging comment. Michael did a superb job giving me the space to talk about a host of topics that we thought would be really valuable to break down. He and I always have a blast shooting videos together. Thank you again for the positive reinforcement as we continue to try to deliver happiness in this fun space!
Building up the community together! Appreciate all that you and your team do.
I want to have a home theater business just so I can build the demo rooms! 😁 beautiful theater room!
Glad you like it.. I built this room for them!
I never get sick of your new videos! Can’t wait to make it to MWave next year
Thank you kindly. I have stepped down from MWAVE. ruclips.net/video/8dVulMRH-Xs/видео.htmlsi=YNkW1G3v3uO2UaxJ
@@Youthman going to be at any shows next year? Or even later this year?
CEDiA has always been the latest show in the year. I plan on attending Audio Advice Live and CEDIA next year.
Do you know the viewing angle from that middle seat?
I'm one of the theater designers on the Audio Advice team. When seated in the middle row, your eyes are 17' 2" from the screen, making it about a 45-degree viewing angle; it fills your field of vision without being overwhelming.
@@nickrich6968 thanks for the reply. Cool job you've got and well done.
From anotjer comment it seems the first row is around 60 degrees. All personal preference I suppose. I'm planning on 60.
@@0andrewwilson0 Thanks! The front row has a 66-degrees in this theater. Viewing angles are very subjective and there's not a perfect spec.
For reference, Michael (Youthman) sits 9' from a 150" screen (~65-degrees) in his personal theater.
Michael and Scott, thanks again for another inspiring HT video! Watching videos like these always inspire me to want to take my HT to the next level. I am considering upgrading my screen to a 14’ wide 2.4 aspect ratio. I see you are using the Stewart ST130 G4 non masking screen. I am very curious what kind of nits does your 7000ES produce on that size of a screen, how far is the throw distance, and how does HDR content look as we all know it requires a lot of light. Thanks again to both of you! 🎉
Nice home theater
Looks great 👍
I would've love my own home room theater to a point I have one...but in my imaginary dream house 🥴
Thanks for the video.
Residential chair companies should do tray tables where it fits in the cupholder and then provides a cup space in the tray like found in commercial theaters. I think VIP Seating does it.
Damn those chairs look comfy. AMC Dolby Cinema quality.
I slobber on mine at least once a week! Better be rested to watch a movie cuz you will fall asleep 😊
I built my screen as a 2.4:1 wall-to-wall. Cant get any better besides a curved screen, tbh. Even our second screen has a great immersion factor!
Your channel just gets better with time
I appreciate your hard work and dedication.
Thank you for the kind words James I do my best
I would love to know the viewing distances for the front and middle row. I assume the target viewing angle for the middle row is 50-60 degrees?
The front row might be but probably not the middle.
Front row is about 12.5', 2nd row go back 6'. 2nd row is pretty straight on with screen.
Then it's roughly 60° for the first row, and 42° for the second if i got the math right. I'm aiming for 60 in mine!
That front row looks way closer than 12 feet and if theater designer shots are correct I would guess 9ft but maybe that was not correct.
@@jagrana I built the room so I know the dimensions
I was just there a few weeks ago! Wish I could have met you in person Michael
I would have loved to meet you.
Awesome. What is viewing angle at front row and 2nd row?
I know i will never have home theater like this (i don't buy lottery tickets) ... but maybe someday i get a chance to experience it and get a feeling what is possible at home. Is it close to comercial cinema theaters or is even better? For the price should be.
Please stop saying that Trinnov is the "cream" of processors! A Trinnov is a PC with a motherboard from the 2000s, with an old i7 as a processor, it is a technology that is 20 years old, today the research and development has been well amortized so why is it still so expensive? My PC at home has more hardware values because I only have high-end components.
A StormAudio ISP MK2 / MK3 with Dirac Art is the "cream" of modern processors because it is much easier to implement, has better basic sound, is completely modular and is a little cheaper to buy, and finally many new StormAudio customers come from Trinnov...!?
@@monsieural4551 To each his own I guess. It may be "20 years old" but their original processors are just as good as newly made ones. When something works it works. That's that crapping on old made in USA amps that were built like tanks and saying they are garbage in comparison to disposal amps today. Lastly, like Storm Audio, chip based tech has faster planned based Obsolescence. See you in 3 years. Sonically, you may want to adjust your target curves.
Having said all of that, I like Storm but it came down to future proofing for me. So in long run when u amortize cost it's cheaper.
Both Trinnov and StormAudio make great processors. They just do it differently.
The hardware isn’t what makes a Trinnov expensive. If it was, then you should be able to get the same results from your custom PC.
I’m curious, what does “having better basic sound” mean? Is that measurable?
It is quite hard to find any information on which parts are used to assemble their processors, But it seems like all Storm Processors only work at 48K and uses Analog Devices ADAU1966 which are 14 year old discontinued DACS, as well all decoding seems to be carried by a mass market Texas Instrument chip, not sure this qualifies as "cream of modern processors"
@@anna-karenI hear ya. That's was my point as well. Storm platform based on TI chip, which will be great until TI comes out with another chip.. ie, like every 3 years. Trinnov software based so old units are new just with free upgrades. Lastly it's funny, with 20 year old software and i7 intel processor, they now have Waveforming which essentially makes nodes/nulls a non issue in a room. Done properly you can set up your room kinda the way you want. Dirac not there yet.
Good idea but I’m hooked with led and oled
LED and OLED are great, but you are definitely missing out on the immersion that a projection system can provide.
Hi Michael,when I was (loosly) calibrating my projector to D75 (way too white, but looks good) yesterday, I was wondering if you stil use your projector calibration, or did you change it back to some what more exciting settings?
This is the only way to do a home theater make the screen fill the whole wall regardless of its size !! Like they said it's all about immersion I said five feet away from my 150" 16:9 Screen for this very reason.. Total immersion !
Klipsch rf7iii or focal aria evo x which one is better for dedicated home theatre
Love your videos! Can I ask how far away the front seats are from the 186” screen?
About 12' ish
Fantastic video ❤ 2 Questions 😮: 1) Does Audio Advice have an active speaker home theater? I just think active speakers sound better. 2) This is a MASSIVE screen but I want to know if Audio Advice has the Godzilla Sony 10,000 lumen projector in one of their rooms!
Great video Michael! Did i miss you at Raleigh or it is old video?
You must have missed me. This was from Audio Advice Live 2024
@@Youthman Next time will catch you. Now attending a conference in Orlando
Awesome set-up, please advise why not use the curved screen for a more immersive as normally an Anamorphic lens adds barrel distortion effect, but understand it has been geometrically corrected by madVR for flat screen viewing. Personally, I would have preferred the curved screen, please correct me if I'm missing something...
No one does curved screens in theaters
I personally don’t see much benefit of a curved screen.
@@ballashoes yea I know, but still this question was in my mind long time so thought of getting opinions
@@YouthmanThanks for the reply ❤
I think curve screens are just pretty unpractical in most applications
I love there seats they look and feel fantastic l want to replace my seats with these BUT they dont come in red which is part of the theme in my room
I really wonder what the ideal room size would be a 7.2.4 with a 75" or 85" TV would be based on the audio needs. But, there's so many variables. Bass frequency "room modes" are so difficult to deal with.
Also, with Trinnov, As great as their processors are they are PC motherboard based running Linux OS, so Trinnov's expense is really in the software running on top of the Linux OS. I wish I could afford one because the semi easy upgradability and repair. The way everything should be. Repairable!
Front Row Seats!!! Front Row Seats???
Yes they have them.
Nice 👍
Wow. I love everything about this theater. It's the style I would shoot for if I had the budget for it.
But even more I love the passion both you and Scott have for this hobby. I've been subbed to you both for years and I feel like I know you both.
And I agree. This gear is very expensive. But because of what it can do it's worth every penny.
Last thought: That wall to wall 2.35:1 screen is phenomenal.
I agree this is incredible theater and always love hanging out with Scott. He and his team build first class on theaters and you’re correct, his passion is contagious.
It was fun building it for them too!
Great insightful video! What are the room dimensions?
I'm guessing about 16x25x10
Finished dimensions L 25 W 14.5 H 10. To 8' in 3rd row with platform
@@donaldfleming331 Got it! Thanks!
@Youthman can you tell is what product they used for the ceiling? And what sound absorption material behind the actual stretched fabric?
Take a look at their video on their channel they made 4 months ago they go into little more detail on that ruclips.net/video/Ij9z-ynGAcQ/видео.htmlsi=jFrN69NBAbGRAZu_
Kinetics Noise Control Systems for Star ceiling, sound isolation and stretch fabric
@@donaldfleming331. Thanks!
Hate projectors there’s always a problem later than sooner 😢specially running the long wiring !! It needs an enhancer to boost. Signal
1 fiber optic hdmi cable is all you need. Yes it’s a pain climbing in the attic but if I were smart, I would have run conduit so I wouldn’t have to get in the attic
i always agree with the equipment audio advise uses, and speakers, except for their subwoofer decision. Every build, they seem to use strange subwoofers. There is no way dual 12" for $4 grand is worth it. They must be sponsored to push their subwoofers they use. Would love to see REW graphs for each room they do. They are $16 grand in subwoofers in this movie and i bet there are far better options.
Just asking to clarify what u mean by strange subwoofers. They sell JL Audio, REL, Perlisten, SVS to name a few..
@@richardchafe2986 they are doing a complete JBL Synthesis system,speaker wise. JBL has been doing great bass well before most other brands were even thought of. I would say they would perform extremely well in this setup. Are they good value. Probably only a person who can afford a home theatre at this level could answer that question.
JBL subs are in front. 2 SVS subs in rear below the platform
I love projectors but I am thinking that they don't give you the ultimate immersion. VR gives you. If you are sitting in front of the 180 inch screen you are actually not in the movie, you're just watching it very close. But it is true that watching 92, 100, 120 inch or even bigger projector screen is still a lot more immersive than a 65 inch tv.
I’m 9’ from my 150” cinemascope screen. I’ve never once felt I was looking at the screen. I did however with my previous 103”.
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I don't get why anyone would want seats with a tall head rest blocking sound from surrounds/back speakers if you put a lot of money into the speakers.
If your surrounds are mounted higher, and in my case angled downward and you always are reclined when watching movies, high seats are perfect.
The “audiophile” seats with no head rest are HORRIBLE when watching a movie while reclined.
There are 3 rows here. No blockage on rows 1 & 2. I put surrounds at approx 50 ish inches up seats are 44 high. Row 3 is only slightly blocked and non issue as as height dimensions shrink to about 8' due to platform.
Totally disagree with fabric hiding the acoustics treatments and any features in the room. Great theatre room ruined by poor choice of finishing on the wall.
And that’s completely ok. You do you boo-boo.
Everyone agreeing on a single aesthetic, is like everyone agreeing on the same pizza toppings. It isn't gonna happen. A room isn't ruined by someone's design choices, it's just not the room you'd pick for you.
First. lol