Hey man! Thank you again!! :) Today I made another video and talked about the minor things. Hopefully you enjoy this one too! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
@@raghibphotography Hey Ali Raghib, We had a theater in my home town of Magee,Mississippi back a few years ago and I actually worked there for 3 months tearing movie tickets before it went out of business.. For now it is to be remodeled and opened up as a children's autism mental facility.. But yes the theater was my very first job and if I ever wanted to open up my own theater one day, where would I buy my theater seats and how would I get the latest and greatest movies? I know they are displayed on a projector, but how do they get there? How big should your basic theater in a small town be? The one in Magee was 7,500 Square Foot and featured a three screen cinema and arcade with mostly claw machines and pinball machines when I worked there.. The theater movie rooms were color coded, blue, red and yellow and it corresponded with your ticket color
@@raghibphotography Also at the theater in Magee, we had popcorn and nachos and all that good stuff.. It was open in 1985 and closed officially just a few months after I started working there as the year was 2010.. For 13 years it was left abandoned
Hey man!! Just got myself new chairs for the mancave/living room area. They are also made by Valencia. Very Unique design... You gotta check out the video here: ruclips.net/video/KjrxDhxZ9gM/видео.html
I just sort of came across this channel while browsing home theatre setups - and I must say, Ali is a natural presenter and his voice is very calming for me, and he comes across as humble as well. A guy that simply wants to share his knowledge without coming across as arrogant or condescending - no gimmicks, no wacky sounds or quick flashy cuts, just pure aesthetic content. Thank you Ali, from your new subscriber...
I love the attention to detail in making your space perfect. Unlike other setup videos that just focus on a cool look, you worked hard to optimize for a true theatre-like (or better) experience.
Looks fantastic! There must have been some insane back and forth communication as well as effort with the electrical team to get such a detailed and custom layout executed to perfection like this..😉
Hahaha and this is the Man who was hired to do all the electrical work in the entire basement! The AV Rack wiring, lighting, and cutting out all the holes..long list lol
Today I made another video and talked about the minor things. Hopefully you enjoy this one too! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Nice set up man. My friend has a monster set up with Bryson and Martin Logan speakers. The sound is like anything I’ve ever heard before. I’m cheap mine is all Polk gear but man I’ve spent some serious hours in that room especially when the kids were little. Barely use it nowadays though 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
Hey man, I made another video today... Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html You have to see the washroom in it.. I changed the sign. You're gonna love it lol
Thanks Justin! It was definitely overdue haha. There's more to come. I am going to do a full review about these awesome seats. If you guys need me to make more videos about other things please comment below :)
Dude, the thing I love about your AV setup, is you dont have a half dozen amps on your rack... You have a nice size room, & I know those Klipcsh speakers kick out serious sound. Which just shows that all those amps people have are just overkill. You really can have nice sound without all that. Kudos to you good Sir for your nice theater 🙏🏿
Thanks Shahross! You are absolutely right. I don't need any amps or replacement or anything. It's been 2 years and everything is running smoothly. I have yet to turn it up all the way. I don't need to or I will go deaf. It's perfect sound and I am fully satisfied!
Thanks for walking us through your theatre! Its a longterm dream of mine to have one just like yours so its awesome to see the effort it takes to make it happen. Hope we see more videos of the theatre in the future!
Hi! Thank you so much! And I hope you also have this too one day as I also had a long-time dream to build one. I can definitely relate to it!!! And yes, I made a ton of videos after this one... you can see them all here. Here's the link: ruclips.net/p/PLbf9vIKh2Zxe_scn2ti4hozKdOjRNLrXD
Bro This is so good i bet even a normal video or movie with poor sound design would sound epic in this room everything is well Managed the best part is sound proofing does great impact if audio is going outside the room not good your explantion was nice too thank you so much for showing you home thetre brother loved it its epic just epic i would never get outside this room if i have it
Thank you man! This is another video in just uploaded yesterday.. I made a full detailed video on the specs of the theater only :) ruclips.net/video/7G7YEhUqblk/видео.html
Thanks Rahul! Really appreciate it!!! I put up another video today... Hopefully you will enjoy that one too. Here's the link!! Thanks for sharing it with your friends :) ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Room is incredible. You're clearly put time and passion into it. Most important thing about any home theater (or anything else for that matter) is who you share it so until they make a seat that is double wide so my dog can curl up against me like he does on my leather sofa, will have to pass on those :)
Thank you so much! I figured I try to be as informative i can. I rem watching so many videos and making so many mistakes.. had bought the wrong Amp first.. did not know if I should get box speakers or in wall lol. So many things
If the screen is not wall to wall, I don't consider it as theater, it is more like wall mounted tv. I build my HT in my garage - my screen is stretched wall to wall 16 feet wide, curved and in 2:35 aspect. It gives you real theater experience.
I never thought of creating the movie theater atmosphere in the hallway with the decor, snack bar, and everything else. That's next-level. I don't want to think about how much this must have cost.
Why thank you so much! It was necessary. Haha my family made a joke at first. Are you going to sell tickets and make it like a real cinema? I said YES! Haha and now it actually feels like that :)
Hey man, sorry I just saw this today. I made another video about the costs... All the products I used are in the description... But Also.. do check out this one I posted today: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Ali, I've watched a lot of home theater videos, but yours might be the best, man. It's incredible, yet doesn't seem like you're showing off. That has a lot to do with your personality, I think. You come across as a really nice guy, which just makes it even better. I like seeing nice people who have nice things. If I ever have the dough to do a proper home theater set-up, I'd probably just try to copy yours. Ha!
Ah, Bill, you made my day. Thank you so much!!!! I'm actually just about to gear up and make another video today :) I will definitely keep your nice words in my mind today. And if there is onething my parents taught me well was to never ever show off. Things like money come and goes. I REALLY wish everyone who loves movies like me have this in their homes.... If you ever decide to build something like this feel free to send me a message..my email is raghib.photography@gmail.com and not sure if you checked out my other videos but I'm slowly making them more and more to help people ans share...over the course of building this even I have learned so much just from the comments people are posting..I have picked up a lot of ideas and I will be making some changes to it in the future so stay tuned!! And if you would be so kind.. please watch my other videos and share it with your friends and family.. it really helps! I want to grow my audience, haha :) Thanks again. Have a wonderful day!!!
@@raghibphotography will do, man! It sounds like your parents are good people who raised you right, and it comes across. I'll definitely be checking out your other vids, and reaching out with questions when the time comes. Have a great day!
Amazing theater room and basement design…subscribed. I’m in the process of remodeling our basement and would love to see the tour of your whole basement. Seems like a lot of thought and planning went into it and folks can get a lot of ideas from your build.
Thanks for subscribing as well Sridhar! and yes; that was the main point of the video. im glad it helped you! I made another video as well . Here's a link if you want to get more tips! ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Usually when us theatre owning wannabe’s, drool over FU money and their theatres….they literally only know how to turn on the lights and hit power on remotes. I give this guy props for knowing the how’s/ why’s his was built. And sharing knowledge. 👍🏻
Amazing setup and explanation, if I see this 2 years ago I would have designed my theater much better :) And overall your basement looks awesome. A couple of things: - Can you please explain in detail how you did for Ceiling Fiber optics lighting? - Details about the door - more details on how did you do with the black fabric, etc?
Thanks Ragu! I am working on another video to help others who are designing for the first time! So please subscribe and spread the word :) 1. Ceiling fiber optics were done on MDF sheets. Just bought a motor off amazon that is easily accessible and replaceable. Drilled each and every hold to achieve a custom pattern on that MDF and sticked the lights through. It was a very long tideous job. Took almost 5 days but totally worth it! I didn't want to pay someone double the cost and most were doing it with fabric. I am glad I went with MDF it makes it more shiny too. 2. Door was also custom. Have some experience in family who make restaurant booth chairs with tufting style using the gun. So first we worked on a small piece of vinyl (leather look) wrap and made a sample using different type of buttons... When we got comfortable and were satisfied... we decided to do it on the whole door ... Im actually amazed how well it turned out!
Thanks for the response with details Ali, For the ceiling fiber optics lights, I wanted to do it as you did. Since I was doing it for the first time and my theater room size is bigger 15W X 26L, so I did two round shape ceiling fiber optics lights. I will make a video and share it with you.
Hey man how's the star light coming? I made another video.. Hopefully you enjoy this one too! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Beautiful theater and very nicely done. One thing I noticed at the 11:35 mark is your AVR is in eco mode. It's typically recommended not to use that since it could be robbing you of power when the speakers demand it.
Thank you! And omg really??? I have been using it like that since day 1🤣🙈Does it really effect the sound?? What does it actually do?! I thought it was just for heating purposes to use less power and I was saving electricity🤦🏾♂️
@@raghibphotography it's probably not extremely noticable especially with efficient Klipsch speakers but might as well let the AVR run all out. Gene at Audioholics has done a video or two on this. If I can find it I'll link it here.
@@raghibphotography It only affects the sound when driven hard and ECO then limits wattage to the speakers. However, if you run the speakers at volume levels of around 70% then ECO is just fine. ECO has another serious advantage in protecting your amp capacitors from overloading and reducing their efficiency. ECO Mode will protect your AVR in the long run. Your money your choice :)
All that work. And you have...A TINY SCREEN! If I was putting that much effort in, that screen should be twice as big or more!!!!!! I have seen countless home cinema videos and they often go to these lengths, with incredible extras, posters, lighting, sound and then the whole point of the exercise, the screen is not much bigger than a TV!!! Its just mad.
www.audioadvice.com Punch in the numbers: 19 length 15 width 8 height Pick this projector: Sony VPL 325ES If any professional video/audio advice people out there are going bigger, let me know. The projector dimensions of the room can not handle. It would be stupid to turn your head left and right throughout the movie. Yes, you can still go ahead and install bigger. I mean, i still can. But I will lose the picture quality. I went with the basics. To make the screen bigger, I have to change my projector and re adjust the speakers. This means I have to make more renovations as well. If I was to do it all over again, then yes. But this was my first built. I made some mistakes, yes. But it's still a 9/10
This is beyond lovely, I want to create this once I find a new home to buy. Thank you for sharing sir, this is both informative and inspirational for me!
That means a lot! I am not a professional at all but I did a lot of research on just RUclips to achieve this myself. Glad I did not have to pay a professional and I know some professionals out there reading this might hate this statement. But this video is for those who have a small budget and want to achieve something that looks professional :) Glad you liked it and hopefully this helps everyone!!! My wish is that everyone has nice things Life is short!
Just awesome Ali. Love both the theater room and the basement. We are about to get going with our basement soon and have plans for a dedicated media room but I am finding out more and more how much stuff I have to think about. Thank you for all the ideas. Great job!
I tried to do that already actually. I put them for the front channels when I had the x4700 denon but then I upgraded to the x6700 receiver and all the channels have great sound..no pre-Amplifier needed after that.. basically all height speakers are connected into one receiver as well as the other speakers. Unless I'm missing something else?
If you're happy with that, OK. Adding power amps (or a single three-channel power amp for the front and center channels, which contain 90 percent of the useful music, voice, and overall audio information) will dramatically improve the sound of your system. Home theater receivers use the cheapest possible built-in power amp assemblies and minimally adequate power supplies for too many channels. You can make that tradeoff and let the receiver amplify the surround channels, which will also sound better.
That was my first job. I worked at a full-service gas station. The owner of the gas station made me work for a whole month without pay. At the end he said it was a "job experience opportunity" and it was not paid.. I forgot to ask him about the pay since I was 15 years old lol. Learned a lot....
Thank you! It took approximately 6 months from start to finish. Theater, Washroom/Plumbing/Full Kitchen, 2 Bedrooms. And all the living space and getting all that electrical work done right and certified. Almost 2500 sq.ft...My entire summer basically lol
@raghibphotography I actually saw it about an hour ago. Great video of showing all of the planning, attention to detail, and the time you put into it. Don't think I've ever seen someone soundproof the door. Nice.
Good work Ali. Where did you get all the home theater wall decors - Cinema light, Snack Bar - reel popcorn clapper, Exit light, Movie posters etc. You are an inspiration man. Thank you .
Thank you so much Anand.. and Everything was custom made actually. I found a very good guy who makes these lights/decor locally for me. I can get you any design what ever you are interested in. You can't find these online because they were simply my own ideas/color/design/font all was done from my own thoughts haha. So I just had someone laser cut these and create them. If you are located in Canada or the U.S. i can help you get something similar or same if you are interested :)
Very cool theater! I agree with some other posts, I would get an external amp. The sound quality and power is just so much better. Plus it reduces load on AVR so that it lasts longer. I only have a denon 3800H, but the extra amps made a huge difference.
i just went with an emotiva BasX5 5 channel for bed layer plus one of those fosi amazon 1 channel amps for $50-100 for my bass shakers and wired series. I would have loved to power my heights with another external amp but i dont have the space. But i like emotiva gear, it is good quality, affordable gear.
Also, amp and power obviously depends on your needs, speakers and size of your room. My room is 9x12 feet, so a small amp is all i needed, i dont have speakers that need a ton of power, so thats why i went with a budget amp, it gets the job done.
This is awasome. The amount of architecture, designing, planning and execustion it took to build this state of the art home cinema is admirable. Love your work, keep it up! I also had some questions, where can I buy the original movies with different channels seperated for the speakers? What resources did you use to learn about all technicallity, desing and structure of this home cinema? If you were not in the mood for answering these question, it's Ok, your video has been incerdible enough. Hope you have a great time with your family and friends and may you always be healthy, wealthy and happy
Hi Mahdi, first of all thank you so much!!! I am happy that you noticed the designing and appreciate the planning. Glad that it made your day. You can also find more videos here.. I made a part 2, 3 .. etc :) ruclips.net/p/PLbf9vIKh2Zxe_scn2ti4hozKdOjRNLrXD&si=ys4cMtncdZXe41Qb And I use Bluray.com to find out the audio formats. I like to get the Dolby Atmos Blu Ray Discs as they are the best for the 7.2.4 set up. If not, 5.1 is also good... I prefer discs over streaming just because of what you just said too.. The different channels matters! For research I used RUclips, Audio Advice and read a lot of forums :)
Great setup. I used to have a Samsung 7.1 in my living room. Sold it, been missing it ever since. :( Those ceiling speakers are new to me. Can't wait to get it going again. 😎
great job getting the most important things right from the beginning rather than putting tons of money into the gear rather than the room - you can always upgrade the gear but you can't upgrade the room without starting over
Thanks man!!! First person to actually understand what I keep saying below.. lol it's just an entry level for those who are starting out. By no means it's the high end stuff here. The wiring is done. The upgrading will be easier but the room/layout and everything else in the basement can't be changed. I had no bedrooms/kitchen/Plumbing or anything down there. It was a giant empty space. Thank you for your comment:)
@@raghibphotography absolutely - this is how i advise my clients all the time. most people building home theaters or 2 channel systems want to simply throw all their money to the gear but high end AV equipment without a properly built and treated room does not yield results that are anywhere near as quality as those from a room done right with modest gear.
The only way to do it right man! I agree 100%. I made another video and talked about what you said in it. Hopefully you enjoy this one too! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
I don’t understand why you need an acoustically transparent screen if the frontal acoustics are not behind it! In my opinion, this is a mistake! The screen looks like a ratio of sides 16: 9 {1.78: 1}? Or maybe it would be better if 2.35: 1?
Actually I was only putting the centre channel behind the screen and getting two towers to put on the side. I had already got the screen and later I realized that towers would be too low. I am actually upgrading my screen to a 135 or 150 with a 2:35:1 scope. So the front speakers will no longer be seen. This was the final look but I wanted to show what I have and maybe give everyone am idea when they are planning. But yes I could have gone with a normal screen too but wouldn't be able to have the centre channel behind the wall.
This is math. Based on your main listening position, you’ll position your speakers a given distance apart to get a good sound stage. Beside that, the second piece is about the center channel height, which he explains. What he has done here is not a mistake and, in fact, the correct way to do it based on what I’ve seen in his room and the room dimensions.
One of the best investments in a HomeTheatre is to make Individual Home Runs from the Electrical Panel to Major Components. And use high quality outlets and breakers and good grounding and 30 amp breakers and appropriate wire gauge for Power Amps and Projector
Thank you!!! I just uploaded another detailed video literally 10 minutes ago. Please watch this and subscribe for more detailed videos ;) ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Hi Harish! Sorry for the late response. To be honest, I wanted a clean look at first but then I didn't also want just a blank walls, It would look to modern for me. I like the book shelf design because when my friends and family come over they see the speakers and the subwoofers and then they know what I got in there... Just a personal preference that is why I went with the bookshelf style. There was no other reason! Also, the way my back wall and surround walls were, I didn't want to cut holes. Once I cut the hole, then I have to paint, sand prime all over again. This way I can enjoy my theater for now and tweak some changes if I need to. When I upgrade my room in the future, I will get the in walls and I will know exactly where to cut the holes. It's a little redundant I know since I already have the cut out front and atmos channels... But see now I can't cover up those holes lol
Than you Harsha, the screen is from Grandview screens. They ship them from China I believe and some local shops here in Ontario, CA carry them in the stores. I got the ATS (Acoustic Transparent Screen) 120"
Hey Ali. So far the best Home theater I have seen. I am in the process of putting my together and as I was going through you the details of equipment used below I noticed you never mentioned put a link on your center speaker. Could you kindly let me know the name of it? Thank you and have a great day.
Thank you so so much Tony! The center speaker is the same as the ⭕Klipsch R-5502-WII amzn.to/3XXvPuO Actually I have 3 of these speakers the center channel is not visible because of the screen. It is behind the screen :) If you need help with anything else do let me know :)
Thank you so much bill! I talked about the costs and research in the second video.. you can watch it here I have more videos coming too :) ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.htmlsi=fcGvLgS0E5lyQw20&t=25
Thank you! The star light ceiling I showed in the part 2 as well as the time lapse video. Here are the links: ruclips.net/video/p1hiFT305HM/видео.htmlsi=lWKVO1kBF2wUcEqx ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.htmlsi=v_a9LV5hYtLuch0D ruclips.net/video/7G7YEhUqblk/видео.htmlsi=KKAaTVJ6gVzFp6G5 Thanks again!
Nice home theater design! I like the fact you have the game tables in the next room. Nice touch. I won't be soundproofing my home theater, it is too expensive for my tastes (maybe someday). You did a great job, though.
Thank you Neil! Yes I know for some people it's not an option but if you are starting from the beginning it is best to do it! Here's part 2 of my movie theatre.. ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Wow! Simply awesome! I LOVE your setup! Just subscribed as well. If I hit the Powerball tonight, I will hit you up to help me design a home theater like yours!
Hi there, I uploaded a separate video which talks about the paint codes on each wall and why I chose what colors... It's a part 2 video. You can check it out here... I will paste the link for you: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Thank you Thilina! Have you watched Parts 2 and 3 yet? I have made several more videos after this one :) Part 2: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html Part 3: ruclips.net/video/gcKSwHcUpLo/видео.html Part 4: ruclips.net/video/iDcQeY5VAzo/видео.html
@@raghibphotography You also motivated me brother, I’m way overdue on content as well. I’ll definitely stay tuned, keep crushing it. This video was well done. 💪🏽🔥
Good video, thanks. I was wondering if you lose any video quality having an acoustic transparent screen? If so, maybe the center channel could be split to 2 speakers? One above and one below the screen? Thanks
Thank you! and Not at all. Before mounting the screen I put my ear right against the speaker and measured in decibels. After mounting it was exact same. Did not see any difference in sound at all. Don't split the center channels at all! I don't recommend that. I was worried about this too. That's why I left the Left and Right channels exposed. Now I know the acoustic transparent screens are fantastic. When I upgrade my Left and Right channels next year, I will hide them behind the screen and get a bigger screen too. But a bigger screen will come with changing the projector too. Its going to be a big expense so not doing it right away
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This guy randomly popped up on my feed. And I watched the entire video, I would spend so much time hanging out in there. Awesome video.
Glad you enjoyed it man
Love it! Not just the theater room, but the entire layout of the basement. Well done.
Hey man! Thank you again!! :) Today I made another video and talked about the minor things. Hopefully you enjoy this one too! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
@@raghibphotography Hey Ali Raghib, We had a theater in my home town of Magee,Mississippi back a few years ago and I actually worked there for 3 months tearing movie tickets before it went out of business.. For now it is to be remodeled and opened up as a children's autism mental facility.. But yes the theater was my very first job and if I ever wanted to open up my own theater one day, where would I buy my theater seats and how would I get the latest and greatest movies? I know they are displayed on a projector, but how do they get there? How big should your basic theater in a small town be? The one in Magee was 7,500 Square Foot and featured a three screen cinema and arcade with mostly claw machines and pinball machines when I worked there.. The theater movie rooms were color coded, blue, red and yellow and it corresponded with your ticket color
@@raghibphotography Also at the theater in Magee, we had popcorn and nachos and all that good stuff.. It was open in 1985 and closed officially just a few months after I started working there as the year was 2010.. For 13 years it was left abandoned
Drug lord kingpin. He has bodies in plastic, sealed in the walls as sound proofing.
Hey man!! Just got myself new chairs for the mancave/living room area. They are also made by Valencia. Very Unique design... You gotta check out the video here: ruclips.net/video/KjrxDhxZ9gM/видео.html
Brother you have surpassed all cinemas in the whole country. Congratulations, all the best my friend. Greetings from Serbia 🇷🇸
Thank you my friend!!
Please check out my other videos here
Ali's Home Theatre!: ruclips.net/p/PLbf9vIKh2Zxe_scn2ti4hozKdOjRNLrXD
I just sort of came across this channel while browsing home theatre setups - and I must say, Ali is a natural presenter and his voice is very calming for me, and he comes across as humble as well. A guy that simply wants to share his knowledge without coming across as arrogant or condescending - no gimmicks, no wacky sounds or quick flashy cuts, just pure aesthetic content. Thank you Ali, from your new subscriber...
Thank you for such kind words! :) You made my day
I love the attention to detail in making your space perfect. Unlike other setup videos that just focus on a cool look, you worked hard to optimize for a true theatre-like (or better) experience.
Thank you so much!
This is just insane! Loved the planning that has gone into designing the theater!
Thank you man!
This home movie theater is absolutely satisfying to look at. You were very tasteful in the way you designed it
Thank you alma! You can watch more videos here:
ruclips.net/p/PLbf9vIKh2Zxe_scn2ti4hozKdOjRNLrXD&feature=shared
Your movie theatre is "OUT OF THIS WORLD" OUTSTANDING!!! ALI !!!!
Thank you Teresa🙏🙏🙏
One word. Pimp. This is how you do home theater properly. Thanks so much for the inspiration!
Haha thanks, Tony! Have you watched the 2nd part yet!?
Here's the link if you haven't seen it already...
ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Looks fantastic! There must have been some insane back and forth communication as well as effort with the electrical team to get such a detailed and custom layout executed to perfection like this..😉
Hahaha and this is the Man who was hired to do all the electrical work in the entire basement! The AV Rack wiring, lighting, and cutting out all the holes..long list lol
Great job done my man!
Today I made another video and talked about the minor things. Hopefully you enjoy this one too! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Nice set up man. My friend has a monster set up with Bryson and Martin Logan speakers. The sound is like anything I’ve ever heard before. I’m cheap mine is all Polk gear but man I’ve spent some serious hours in that room especially when the kids were little. Barely use it nowadays though 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
This dude’s living the best life ❤
Just wow everything is soo organised and unreal 💯
That bathroom idea tho 😂 u r soo creative
Haha thanks man!!! The bathroom idea was my brother's. He gets up 10x times during a movie lol
Hey man, I made another video today... Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
You have to see the washroom in it.. I changed the sign. You're gonna love it lol
This randomly came up on my RUclips feed. Love it
Glad you enjoy it!
This guy wins with just a motorcycle randomly in his basement
🤣🤣🤣🙏
@Léo Games TV2 thanks brother. I will try to do that for you! No problem !!
I don’t know what you do for a living but it must pay pretty well. That whole downstairs is absolutely incredible.
Thank you so much! My family and I are all self employed :) We do it all together
Finally you’ve delivered exactly hat we requested. You’re truly da best out here!! Keep the content flowing
Thanks Justin! It was definitely overdue haha. There's more to come. I am going to do a full review about these awesome seats. If you guys need me to make more videos about other things please comment below :)
Hey buddy! I made another video.. Hopefully you enjoy this one too! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Hey Justin! Just uploaded another video. Full review on the seats...
ruclips.net/video/gcKSwHcUpLo/видео.html
@@raghibphotography Got it boss
Hey Justin, Another video with new chairs from Valencia also! Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/KjrxDhxZ9gM/видео.html
Dude, the thing I love about your AV setup, is you dont have a half dozen amps on your rack... You have a nice size room, & I know those Klipcsh speakers kick out serious sound.
Which just shows that all those amps people have are just overkill. You really can have nice sound without all that.
Kudos to you good Sir for your nice theater 🙏🏿
Thanks Shahross! You are absolutely right. I don't need any amps or replacement or anything. It's been 2 years and everything is running smoothly. I have yet to turn it up all the way. I don't need to or I will go deaf. It's perfect sound and I am fully satisfied!
Thanks for walking us through your theatre! Its a longterm dream of mine to have one just like yours so its awesome to see the effort it takes to make it happen. Hope we see more videos of the theatre in the future!
Hi! Thank you so much! And I hope you also have this too one day as I also had a long-time dream to build one. I can definitely relate to it!!! And yes, I made a ton of videos after this one... you can see them all here. Here's the link:
ruclips.net/p/PLbf9vIKh2Zxe_scn2ti4hozKdOjRNLrXD
Same
How much did it cost u for all this stuff brother...nice job...am from India..thnk u
Bro This is so good i bet even a normal video or movie with poor sound design would sound epic in this room everything is well Managed the best part is sound proofing does great impact if audio is going outside the room not good your explantion was nice too thank you so much for showing you home thetre brother loved it its epic just epic i would never get outside this room if i have it
Great job! I’m building my theater in my basement right now and you’ve given me some things to consider. Thanks bro
Thank you man! This is another video in just uploaded yesterday.. I made a full detailed video on the specs of the theater only :)
ruclips.net/video/7G7YEhUqblk/видео.html
This is amazing, it's every movie buff's dream. It's a credit to you.
Thank you so much!
Woohooo.. this room is sensational. Loved it. I wish I could watch a movie here with my friends. Love from India.
Thanks Rahul! Really appreciate it!!! I put up another video today... Hopefully you will enjoy that one too. Here's the link!! Thanks for sharing it with your friends :)
ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
One of the best home theater I have seen so far. Congratulations!
Thank you kindly!
Room is incredible. You're clearly put time and passion into it. Most important thing about any home theater (or anything else for that matter) is who you share it so until they make a seat that is double wide so my dog can curl up against me like he does on my leather sofa, will have to pass on those :)
Thank you :)
I cried when I saw the small screen in the washroom, I loved it.
Haha thank you!!
Best movie theater I have ever seen. Thanks for sharing your process. It's very informative. Well done ! 👏
Hopefully you enjoy this one too! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Damn! Imagine having this dude as your friend!
haha, that's sweet :p
Hey buddy! I made another video.. Hopefully you enjoy this one too! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Absolutely FANTASTIC my friend!! 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Best Home theater I ever seen so far!! Thank you for sharing this.
Thanks man !!!
What which brand are these golden speakers??
@@kushagrasingh6423Klipsch
😱 how fun would it be to watch a movie their … avatar 🤩 … his theater is bigger than most nyc apartments 😂
Thank you Zaydolla :) Avatar is our most favorite to watch because it covers the entire screen :) Thank you!
Awesome setup….really appreciate the way you took the time to explain the process. Great theater room and basement.
Thank you so much! I figured I try to be as informative i can. I rem watching so many videos and making so many mistakes.. had bought the wrong Amp first.. did not know if I should get box speakers or in wall lol. So many things
Hey buddy! I made another video.. Hopefully you enjoy this one too! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
architecture student here! thanks for your video, learned a lot
Thank you, Yshi have you watched the other videos also ?? ruclips.net/p/PLbf9vIKh2Zxe_scn2ti4hozKdOjRNLrXD
That Squid Game soldier at the front entrance is awesome. I am going to try this setup. Looks really good.
Thank you!
Here's another video to show when it's dark
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Hey buddy! I made another video.. Hopefully you enjoy this one too! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
fantastic layout and great planning. Very happy to learn about Audio Advice!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much!
This is more Awesome and beautiful 😍❤️ than real movie theatres..😍😍👌👌👌
Thank you Jas!🙏🙏🙏
Hey buddy! I made another video.. Hopefully you enjoy this one too! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
wow great job man, i love your home theater,i love the snack bar, enjoy your home theater
Thank you sir!
If the screen is not wall to wall, I don't consider it as theater, it is more like wall mounted tv. I build my HT in my garage - my screen is stretched wall to wall 16 feet wide, curved and in 2:35 aspect. It gives you real theater experience.
Video/Photos?
One of the best Home theatre tour
Thank you so much Siva! Here's part 2 of my theatre if you want to watch more... ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
I never thought of creating the movie theater atmosphere in the hallway with the decor, snack bar, and everything else. That's next-level.
I don't want to think about how much this must have cost.
Why thank you so much! It was necessary. Haha my family made a joke at first. Are you going to sell tickets and make it like a real cinema? I said YES! Haha and now it actually feels like that :)
Do check out this video if you haven't already!
ruclips.net/video/iP2qtFTWIOc/видео.html
Hey buddy! I made another video.. Hopefully you enjoy this one too! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
A good little startup theatre!
Thank you Sir!
wow your home theatre looks amazing. I want to have a home theatre like your style, Inn Shaa Allah.
How much did it cost you to make this home theatre? If you don't mind me asking you this.
Hey man, sorry I just saw this today. I made another video about the costs... All the products I used are in the description... But Also.. do check out this one I posted today: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Absolutely LOVE IT!!!❤
Thank you :)
Magnificent set up love the black and copper mix,as for the seats fantastic it’s a dream basement 👍
Thank you, Patrick!
Hi Patrick, new video/new seats :) Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/KjrxDhxZ9gM/видео.html
Ali, I've watched a lot of home theater videos, but yours might be the best, man. It's incredible, yet doesn't seem like you're showing off.
That has a lot to do with your personality, I think. You come across as a really nice guy, which just makes it even better. I like seeing nice people who have nice things.
If I ever have the dough to do a proper home theater set-up, I'd probably just try to copy yours. Ha!
Ah, Bill, you made my day. Thank you so much!!!! I'm actually just about to gear up and make another video today :) I will definitely keep your nice words in my mind today. And if there is onething my parents taught me well was to never ever show off. Things like money come and goes. I REALLY wish everyone who loves movies like me have this in their homes.... If you ever decide to build something like this feel free to send me a message..my email is raghib.photography@gmail.com and not sure if you checked out my other videos but I'm slowly making them more and more to help people ans share...over the course of building this even I have learned so much just from the comments people are posting..I have picked up a lot of ideas and I will be making some changes to it in the future so stay tuned!! And if you would be so kind.. please watch my other videos and share it with your friends and family.. it really helps! I want to grow my audience, haha :)
Thanks again. Have a wonderful day!!!
@@raghibphotography will do, man! It sounds like your parents are good people who raised you right, and it comes across.
I'll definitely be checking out your other vids, and reaching out with questions when the time comes.
Have a great day!
Amazing theater room and basement design…subscribed. I’m in the process of remodeling our basement and would love to see the tour of your whole basement. Seems like a lot of thought and planning went into it and folks can get a lot of ideas from your build.
Thanks for subscribing as well Sridhar! and yes; that was the main point of the video. im glad it helped you! I made another video as well . Here's a link if you want to get more tips!
ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Wow - simply superb.
Also ......... your vlog, delivery etc.
All perfect.
My compliments young man!
Thanks a ton So nice of you
Step 1: Be rich.
Haha! Not at all!!
Thanks!! 😃
Indeed! 😅
@@raghibphotographyyes be rich!!
Green with envy..... just do it your own way without the bullshit
This guy made his heaven at home
Haha, Thanks Farid!
Here's Part 2!
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Congratulations, I can see that you really put a lot of effort and thinking to build this, I really appreciate that.
Thanks my man!!
Hey man! I made another video today... Hopefully you enjoy this one too! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Usually when us theatre owning wannabe’s, drool over FU money and their theatres….they literally only know how to turn on the lights and hit power on remotes. I give this guy props for knowing the how’s/ why’s his was built. And sharing knowledge. 👍🏻
Thanks Riley! haha I still have lots to learn :) Working on my next big build currently :)
Amazing setup and explanation, if I see this 2 years ago I would have designed my theater much better :) And overall your basement looks awesome.
A couple of things:
- Can you please explain in detail how you did for Ceiling Fiber optics lighting?
- Details about the door - more details on how did you do with the black fabric, etc?
Thanks Ragu!
I am working on another video to help others who are designing for the first time! So please subscribe and spread the word :)
1. Ceiling fiber optics were done on MDF sheets. Just bought a motor off amazon that is easily accessible and replaceable. Drilled each and every hold to achieve a custom pattern on that MDF and sticked the lights through. It was a very long tideous job. Took almost 5 days but totally worth it! I didn't want to pay someone double the cost and most were doing it with fabric. I am glad I went with MDF it makes it more shiny too.
2. Door was also custom. Have some experience in family who make restaurant booth chairs with tufting style using the gun. So first we worked on a small piece of vinyl (leather look) wrap and made a sample using different type of buttons... When we got comfortable and were satisfied... we decided to do it on the whole door ... Im actually amazed how well it turned out!
Thanks for the response with details Ali,
For the ceiling fiber optics lights, I wanted to do it as you did. Since I was doing it for the first time and my theater room size is bigger 15W X 26L, so I did two round shape ceiling fiber optics lights. I will make a video and share it with you.
Hey man how's the star light coming?
I made another video.. Hopefully you enjoy this one too! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Thanks, Ali, for the great tour of your amazing theatre as well as fantastic narration!
Thank you so much Rodney! Glad it helped!!... Here's part 2 if you are interested...
Part 2: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Hi check this one also seems a good home theatre ruclips.net/video/1DQnHcddXLs/видео.html
Beautiful theater and very nicely done. One thing I noticed at the 11:35 mark is your AVR is in eco mode. It's typically recommended not to use that since it could be robbing you of power when the speakers demand it.
Thank you! And omg really??? I have been using it like that since day 1🤣🙈Does it really effect the sound?? What does it actually do?! I thought it was just for heating purposes to use less power and I was saving electricity🤦🏾♂️
@@raghibphotography it's probably not extremely noticable especially with efficient Klipsch speakers but might as well let the AVR run all out. Gene at Audioholics has done a video or two on this. If I can find it I'll link it here.
@@Darkside_C7 Awesome! Thanks for the info buddy and yes do send me the link. I am going to turn it off today and watch a movie to see a difference
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@@raghibphotography It only affects the sound when driven hard and ECO then limits wattage to the speakers. However, if you run the speakers at volume levels of around 70% then ECO is just fine. ECO has another serious advantage in protecting your amp capacitors from overloading and reducing their efficiency. ECO Mode will protect your AVR in the long run. Your money your choice :)
Hands down this is a "Top Ten" home theater!! Only flaw is Polk sounds better than Klipsch and is on-par for prices
Thanks man!
You are living my dream 😎
Well done 👍
Thanks buddy!
All that work. And you have...A TINY SCREEN! If I was putting that much effort in, that screen should be twice as big or more!!!!!! I have seen countless home cinema videos and they often go to these lengths, with incredible extras, posters, lighting, sound and then the whole point of the exercise, the screen is not much bigger than a TV!!! Its just mad.
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Punch in the numbers:
19 length
15 width
8 height
Pick this projector: Sony VPL 325ES
If any professional video/audio advice people out there are going bigger, let me know. The projector dimensions of the room can not handle. It would be stupid to turn your head left and right throughout the movie. Yes, you can still go ahead and install bigger. I mean, i still can. But I will lose the picture quality. I went with the basics. To make the screen bigger, I have to change my projector and re adjust the speakers. This means I have to make more renovations as well. If I was to do it all over again, then yes. But this was my first built. I made some mistakes, yes. But it's still a 9/10
This is beyond lovely, I want to create this once I find a new home to buy. Thank you for sharing sir, this is both informative and inspirational for me!
So nice of you, Thanks again!
entry level🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
The setup is so expensive usually by people who don't know stuff about tech but damn you know all the details. Great decision!
That means a lot! I am not a professional at all but I did a lot of research on just RUclips to achieve this myself. Glad I did not have to pay a professional and I know some professionals out there reading this might hate this statement. But this video is for those who have a small budget and want to achieve something that looks professional :) Glad you liked it and hopefully this helps everyone!!! My wish is that everyone has nice things Life is short!
Just awesome Ali. Love both the theater room and the basement. We are about to get going with our basement soon and have plans for a dedicated media room but I am finding out more and more how much stuff I have to think about. Thank you for all the ideas. Great job!
Awesome!!! If you have any questions do comment or PM me! & You're very welcome!
Hi check this one also seems a good home theatre ruclips.net/video/1DQnHcddXLs/видео.html
Omg this is amazing!!! I would never leave
haha thanks Devin!! Here's part 2 of the movie theatre if you haven't seen it already. I will post a link..
ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Looks awesome but you’re definitely missing external amplification. Especially with a room that size.
I tried to do that already actually. I put them for the front channels when I had the x4700 denon but then I upgraded to the x6700 receiver and all the channels have great sound..no pre-Amplifier needed after that.. basically all height speakers are connected into one receiver as well as the other speakers. Unless I'm missing something else?
If you're happy with that, OK. Adding power amps (or a single three-channel power amp for the front and center channels, which contain 90 percent of the useful music, voice, and overall audio information) will dramatically improve the sound of your system. Home theater receivers use the cheapest possible built-in power amp assemblies and minimally adequate power supplies for too many channels. You can make that tradeoff and let the receiver amplify the surround channels, which will also sound better.
Wow amazing best one yet.. :0
thanks for the guide, ill get to work as soon as ill finish my shift in 7-11
That was my first job. I worked at a full-service gas station. The owner of the gas station made me work for a whole month without pay. At the end he said it was a "job experience opportunity" and it was not paid.. I forgot to ask him about the pay since I was 15 years old lol. Learned a lot....
Great video. I love to see how nothing turns into something. How long did it take to build?
Thank you! It took approximately 6 months from start to finish. Theater, Washroom/Plumbing/Full Kitchen, 2 Bedrooms. And all the living space and getting all that electrical work done right and certified. Almost 2500 sq.ft...My entire summer basically lol
@@raghibphotography 2500 sq ft. Unbelievable! I wish my basement was half that size.
Hey buddy! I made another video.. Hopefully you enjoy this one too! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
@raghibphotography I actually saw it about an hour ago. Great video of showing all of the planning, attention to detail, and the time you put into it. Don't think I've ever seen someone soundproof the door. Nice.
Really like the mini TV in the bathroom, that's a nice touch
Glad you like it!
Hey buddy! I made another video.. Hopefully you enjoy this one too! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Incredible setup! The only thing missing are life sized figures of iconic characters on the walk way towards the theater.
haha yes i thought about getting those!! thank you again :)
Good work Ali. Where did you get all the home theater wall decors - Cinema light, Snack Bar - reel popcorn clapper, Exit light, Movie posters etc. You are an inspiration man. Thank you .
Thank you so much Anand.. and Everything was custom made actually. I found a very good guy who makes these lights/decor locally for me. I can get you any design what ever you are interested in. You can't find these online because they were simply my own ideas/color/design/font all was done from my own thoughts haha. So I just had someone laser cut these and create them. If you are located in Canada or the U.S. i can help you get something similar or same if you are interested :)
Thanks Ali for your help. Its for US. Need the Cinema light and Snack bar - reel popcorn clapper.
Very cool theater! I agree with some other posts, I would get an external amp. The sound quality and power is just so much better. Plus it reduces load on AVR so that it lasts longer. I only have a denon 3800H, but the extra amps made a huge difference.
Thanks for the tips Chris! Yes, I will be doing some homework on it:)
Good luck and i hope it blows you away! you have an amazing room!
I have your same receiver. What are you using as your external?
i just went with an emotiva BasX5 5 channel for bed layer plus one of those fosi amazon 1 channel amps for $50-100 for my bass shakers and wired series. I would have loved to power my heights with another external amp but i dont have the space. But i like emotiva gear, it is good quality, affordable gear.
Also, amp and power obviously depends on your needs, speakers and size of your room. My room is 9x12 feet, so a small amp is all i needed, i dont have speakers that need a ton of power, so thats why i went with a budget amp, it gets the job done.
This is awasome. The amount of architecture, designing, planning and execustion it took to build this state of the art home cinema is admirable. Love your work, keep it up!
I also had some questions, where can I buy the original movies with different channels seperated for the speakers? What resources did you use to learn about all technicallity, desing and structure of this home cinema?
If you were not in the mood for answering these question, it's Ok, your video has been incerdible enough. Hope you have a great time with your family and friends and may you always be healthy, wealthy and happy
Hi Mahdi, first of all thank you so much!!! I am happy that you noticed the designing and appreciate the planning. Glad that it made your day. You can also find more videos here.. I made a part 2, 3 .. etc :)
ruclips.net/p/PLbf9vIKh2Zxe_scn2ti4hozKdOjRNLrXD&si=ys4cMtncdZXe41Qb
And I use Bluray.com to find out the audio formats. I like to get the Dolby Atmos Blu Ray Discs as they are the best for the 7.2.4 set up. If not, 5.1 is also good... I prefer discs over streaming just because of what you just said too.. The different channels matters!
For research I used RUclips, Audio Advice and read a lot of forums :)
Thank you@@raghibphotography
Wow nice man cave I wish one day
Thanks, Jay. I put more videos of the man cave, too... I'll make a full one just if the basement next :)
Great setup. I used to have a Samsung 7.1 in my living room. Sold it, been missing it ever since. :( Those ceiling speakers are new to me. Can't wait to get it going again. 😎
Thanks Mikey! Yes the ceiling speakers are atmos speakers :)
great job getting the most important things right from the beginning rather than putting tons of money into the gear rather than the room - you can always upgrade the gear but you can't upgrade the room without starting over
Thanks man!!! First person to actually understand what I keep saying below.. lol it's just an entry level for those who are starting out. By no means it's the high end stuff here. The wiring is done. The upgrading will be easier but the room/layout and everything else in the basement can't be changed. I had no bedrooms/kitchen/Plumbing or anything down there. It was a giant empty space. Thank you for your comment:)
@@raghibphotography absolutely - this is how i advise my clients all the time. most people building home theaters or 2 channel systems want to simply throw all their money to the gear but high end AV equipment without a properly built and treated room does not yield results that are anywhere near as quality as those from a room done right with modest gear.
The only way to do it right man! I agree 100%. I made another video and talked about what you said in it. Hopefully you enjoy this one too! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Wow !!!!! Far better than any theater I’ve been in
Thanks so much
My phone paused the video when he said Hey Google
Lol. im sorry !
This is so dope!! I have these seats XL so comfy.
Thanks buddy!
I don’t understand why you need an acoustically transparent screen if the frontal acoustics are not behind it! In my opinion, this is a mistake! The screen looks like a ratio of sides 16: 9 {1.78: 1}? Or maybe it would be better if 2.35: 1?
Actually I was only putting the centre channel behind the screen and getting two towers to put on the side. I had already got the screen and later I realized that towers would be too low. I am actually upgrading my screen to a 135 or 150 with a 2:35:1 scope. So the front speakers will no longer be seen. This was the final look but I wanted to show what I have and maybe give everyone am idea when they are planning. But yes I could have gone with a normal screen too but wouldn't be able to have the centre channel behind the wall.
This is math. Based on your main listening position, you’ll position your speakers a given distance apart to get a good sound stage. Beside that, the second piece is about the center channel height, which he explains.
What he has done here is not a mistake and, in fact, the correct way to do it based on what I’ve seen in his room and the room dimensions.
the best set up i’ve ever seen so far , i’m too have a dedicated theater room, you really smoke me , great job 👍
Thanks so much dude! Do you have videos of your setup :)
@@raghibphotography no video for my room, 4K 7.1.2 atmos and starlight setup
Hey buddy! I made another video.. Hopefully you enjoy this one too! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
One of the best investments in a HomeTheatre is to make Individual Home Runs from the Electrical Panel to Major Components. And use high quality outlets and breakers and good grounding and 30 amp breakers and appropriate wire gauge for Power Amps and Projector
Absolutely, You are right! :)
He even have the right movie to play it in.. beautiful setup!
Hey man Thank you! I made another video.. Hopefully you enjoy this one too! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Great great great video! Learned a lot, thank you!
Thank you!!! I just uploaded another detailed video literally 10 minutes ago. Please watch this and subscribe for more detailed videos ;)
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Amazing ...simply amazing !!!
Thanks a lot!
Really cool projector and seats! (Mmaayy want to upgrade the speakers to R7 iii’s in the future..you won’t regret it!
Thank you! and yes 100% in the future!
Great setup..how did you choose on the in wall speakers? And why not in wall for surround and rear Speakers?
Hi Harish! Sorry for the late response. To be honest, I wanted a clean look at first but then I didn't also want just a blank walls, It would look to modern for me. I like the book shelf design because when my friends and family come over they see the speakers and the subwoofers and then they know what I got in there... Just a personal preference that is why I went with the bookshelf style. There was no other reason! Also, the way my back wall and surround walls were, I didn't want to cut holes. Once I cut the hole, then I have to paint, sand prime all over again. This way I can enjoy my theater for now and tweak some changes if I need to. When I upgrade my room in the future, I will get the in walls and I will know exactly where to cut the holes. It's a little redundant I know since I already have the cut out front and atmos channels... But see now I can't cover up those holes lol
Brilliant setup. Love the effort and thought process you put into this. What is the projector screen you used along with the VW325ES? Is it custom?
Than you Harsha, the screen is from Grandview screens. They ship them from China I believe and some local shops here in Ontario, CA carry them in the stores. I got the ATS (Acoustic Transparent Screen) 120"
Hey Ali. So far the best Home theater I have seen. I am in the process of putting my together and as I was going through you the details of equipment used below I noticed you never mentioned put a link on your center speaker. Could you kindly let me know the name of it? Thank you and have a great day.
Thank you so so much Tony! The center speaker is the same as the ⭕Klipsch R-5502-WII amzn.to/3XXvPuO
Actually I have 3 of these speakers the center channel is not visible because of the screen. It is behind the screen :)
If you need help with anything else do let me know :)
Great job with your setup! What ATS Screen are you using?
Thank you Jason! It is by Grandview Screens
Ali - absolutely fantastic. Such attention to detail. All in, what are we looking at dollar-wise?
Thank you so much bill! I talked about the costs and research in the second video.. you can watch it here I have more videos coming too :)
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Beautiful theater. ❤
But the front three speakers should be larger for that space. Especially the center channel.
Thank you! At first I thought the same but they punch a lot of sound! I didn't even need to turn them up. It's perfect :)
Beautiful setup. Love to know how you did the star ceiling.
Thank you! The star light ceiling I showed in the part 2 as well as the time lapse video.
Here are the links:
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ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.htmlsi=v_a9LV5hYtLuch0D
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Thanks again!
Superb!!! Home theater Setup and Nice explanation 👏
Thanks a lot 😊 Here's Part 2 if You haven't watched it already...
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Nice home theater design! I like the fact you have the game tables in the next room. Nice touch. I won't be soundproofing my home theater, it is too expensive for my tastes (maybe someday). You did a great job, though.
Thank you Neil! Yes I know for some people it's not an option but if you are starting from the beginning it is best to do it! Here's part 2 of my movie theatre..
ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Fantastic Space and theater!
Thanks Carlos! Here's the part 2 of the theater :) I made more in depth review here...
ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Wow! Simply awesome! I LOVE your setup! Just subscribed as well. If I hit the Powerball tonight, I will hit you up to help me design a home theater like yours!
Deal! Haha, and thank you man :) really appreciate it :)
Excellent video
Thank you very much!
So cool. Super well done! Can I ask what color paint(s) you used inside the theater? I really like the look of the walls and carpet!
Hi there, I uploaded a separate video which talks about the paint codes on each wall and why I chose what colors... It's a part 2 video. You can check it out here... I will paste the link for you:
ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
This is it 💥
Thank you Thilina! Have you watched Parts 2 and 3 yet? I have made several more videos after this one :)
Part 2: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html
Part 3: ruclips.net/video/gcKSwHcUpLo/видео.html
Part 4: ruclips.net/video/iDcQeY5VAzo/видео.html
Wowww
Beautiful
Thank you!!!
Let's get it!
Haha it was long overdue huh! You motivated me to make the next video!
@@raghibphotography You also motivated me brother, I’m way overdue on content as well.
I’ll definitely stay tuned, keep crushing it. This video was well done. 💪🏽🔥
Good video, thanks. I was wondering if you lose any video quality having an acoustic transparent screen? If so, maybe the center channel could be split to 2 speakers? One above and one below the screen? Thanks
Thank you! and Not at all. Before mounting the screen I put my ear right against the speaker and measured in decibels. After mounting it was exact same. Did not see any difference in sound at all. Don't split the center channels at all! I don't recommend that. I was worried about this too. That's why I left the Left and Right channels exposed. Now I know the acoustic transparent screens are fantastic. When I upgrade my Left and Right channels next year, I will hide them behind the screen and get a bigger screen too. But a bigger screen will come with changing the projector too. Its going to be a big expense so not doing it right away
Bro this looks so great! well done bro! much love
Thank you bro!! So nice to hear appreciate it
Hey buddy! I made another video.. Hopefully you enjoy this one too! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/uZaoL3-UZPU/видео.html