I just love this no-holds barred approach to Home Theater. I also learned quite a bit from the video, which gives me some great ideas on how to improve my own theater. Thanks!
@@AudioAdvice Hey! Wait a moment, my dealer instructed me that I shouldn't use studio monitors for home theatre application. I seek to know your thoughts wrt studio monitors. Can I too use it for my home theatre? Eg: Emotiva RMC-1 to studio monitors.
Hands down the best consultants who really take care of the customer and working in line with it to achieving a true theatrical experience at their home.
The amount of thought that goes into something like this is incredible. It's hard to get the full experience from a video but video quality like that on a 234" diagonal screen is beyond impressive!
This is an absolutely amazing home theater ! I’m pretty sure that this is way out of my budget but this is a good example to show you that the options are limitless when you have the budget and passion for this hobby. I would love to have this space!
Thank you! Yes it’s quite the experience. If you mean the seats on the front and back row those came from Celebrity Seating. The main row is Cinematech
@@AudioAdvice Thanks. I love this room, it's one of my favorite rooms. We're putting an extension on the house that's 30x20, I'd love this room right above it with the 12' ceilings.
@@LIMuscleBlackdevil We hope you can make that happen. Feel free to use our home theater design tool for your layout www.audioadvice.com/home-theater-design#designer
@@aakar88 Good question- they really wanted 18 seats and there was no way to fit that many traditional recliners in. Plus they wanted to put the $$ into the gear and the main 5 seats that would get used 95% of the time. Thanks for watching
I love deep base but there is also to much base too. I am using two 12” Klips subs built into a large hollow insulated box that surrounds the entire screen, and my theater will blow the hanging ceiling tiles out of the tracks and that is with insolation on top of them. I can make your nose itch from the base, then there are some seats with Burt kickers that add that much more, the other seats I have are DBOX. But when does it become to much base? I see people with 4 x 18” subs or more. My Audio sensors are already telling me that my sub levels are to high.
Thanks for sharing. You can never have too many subs! It is all about getting the levels right and aligning them all with your other speakers. Check out our video www.audioadvice.com/videos-reviews/how-to-set-up-a-subwoofer/
Out of respect to the homeowners who were so gracious to allow us to film their theater, we do not publish costs. We do have a link here to all the gear. www.audioadvice.com/videos-reviews/home-theater-showcase-18ft-screen-industrial-design/ Thanks for watching
Here is a link to most of the gear we used. www.audioadvice.com/videos-reviews/home-theater-showcase-18ft-screen-industrial-design/ thanks for watching
Great video. Drooling here. Next time, its okay to simply let us hear for ourselves with a pre or post description…as it stood, i only heard you and not the movie sound during that brief audio presentation. Either way, impressive work!
We just left it open. The original plan was to use glass but when we were done you could not hear any noise from the closet space so we just left it off.
We have a link to most of the gear used here www.audioadvice.com/videos-reviews/home-theater-showcase-18ft-screen-industrial-design/ Thanks for watching
Hi instead of using Dirac you will just use RTA method in Cinema X Curve process that will give you exact Cinema Standard advanced level tuning in each channel RTA X Curve band 20hz to 20khz tuning process this kind of home commercial theatres we build so many
If I somehow win the 800 million Powerball lottery going on right now I might be able to afford this hahaha If not I will just have to remain a fan of the channel
Just found this. I may never be able to afford a home theatre (hell, I need a home first, and that's just not a thing right now 😅), but if the stars ever aligned, 1:19 is the main thing I'd be aiming for from the get go. I'd make sure my space was designed for great acoustics right from the start so you don't have to use any processing or hacks to try and get that great sound 👍
that is an awesome theater nice work guys......have you ever used eminence subs in a theater .?.and what are your thoughts on them.?..i use my room for movies and music.....
Just came across your channel we make a lot of home theatres in India the MAD VR processor measures each pixel before it feeds into the projector its a dynamic measurement & MAD VR rocked it. We tested this beast of a video processor personally with an incredible Barco projector while installing it for a customer (You can check it out in our channel). Currently there is no other video processor available in the market or world matching the power of Mad VR video processor. MAD VR Killed it !
When I did mine I made sure I had the latest in sound processing. Atmos is great but Auro-3D is better (when you can find anything using it) but is still helps with all the additional channels. When you go full Auro 3D you have 25 channels and it will try and use them. With speakers high and low in the room, as well as ear level, your going to get sound from everywhere including from 6 Atmos ceiling speakers. If I where to put the volume at level 70, you would start to worry about hearing loss but still no distortion as the speakers are THX certified and have a .003 distortion certification. . My projection system is capable of ip to 5000 Lumens and is good up to a 300” screen or 25’, just wish I had a space large enough for that But for now until I get my new building built for my dedicated theater house, I will have to be happy with my 12’ screen and the power dropped to low on the projector. I live the 8K capable system but again hard to find any content in 8K, at least for now. I went with the Zippitti 4K Pro system as I already have a large Blu-ray and 4K Library, and to be honest I have been burned by Amazon with Digital content as they locked my account because of hackers and locked me out of my 3,000.00-5.000.00 library I had there, not ever again will I buy digital content, if I can’t have the physical media then to hell with the movie. The room I have is 17’ 3” x 30’ and have 10’ ceilings, problem was I have a door to another room on the left which cuts down my screen size. Took me 30 years to finally get my dream theater, wanted one ever since I went to Bjorns in San Antonio when they were by the airport and walked into their THX certified home theater demo they had, can still remember the demo they were using, Yanni Live at the Acropolis, at that point I fell in love with home theater. I was so amazed to see how great it was back then, and today my system is way better than that even was, but then again Atmos was not even a thought at that time, THX was the best. I remember they wanted 70k for that setup and I just knew I would never be able to have something like that, and this was back in 1990, that would be 130k now. Sorry for the book, just had to share that with you all.
Thanks for your comments. As an FYI in case you do ever increase your screen size most projector companies way overstate how large a screen you can have. There is a great app called video calc that will tell you roughly what you can expect. If your current screen has a gain of 1.3 which is pretty typical you currently have about 362 nits which is great. If the screen was 300, 83 nits which would be very dark. Thanks for watching
I think you have your immersive formats mixed up. Auro3D maxes out at 13.1 (DTS: X is up to 12.1), if the soundtrack supports it. Unlocked home Dolby Atmos soundtracks with 3D objects are capable of up to 34.1.
This puts my modest home theatre to shame, viewsonic x104k with a 130ins 4k screen in grey, a decent single sub (those things are not cheap) and a fairly good 7.1 speaker set up, that cost me 3k and I already had some of the speakers, also An denon amp and a Nvidia pro, which can upscale to 4k which is really impressive, I'm very happy with the system and don't feel like spending anymore could be justified on my budget.
The Nvidia Shield is quite underrated for what it can do for a small Android tv streaming box. It doesn't just support Dolby Atmos/Vision, HDR10+. It's also one of the best devices to run a Plex movies. Another thing it doesn't is 4K AI Upscaling which is genuinely amazing although I haven't seen anyone talk about it on a projector
Yes, we like the Shield, we suspect a new version will come out soon, as it has been around over 2 years. It actually now does support AI upscaling of 720p and 1080p to 4K. www.nvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-pro/
We have a link to all of the products in the written review www.audioadvice.com/videos-reviews/home-theater-showcase-18ft-screen-industrial-design/ But you are getting into 6 figures. Thanks for watching
I'm building my home theater on a budget and I've used your program to help me organize my thoughts and layout. I wanted to ask about the pros and cons of using boze speakers, which iscwhat I currently have. They sound great, but then again I'm not sound engineer. Does it all come down to the calibration? Thanks.
I'm building a theater using Audio Advice's online tool and BTW thank you for that tool it's amazing! This is certainly a dream home theater, definitely way out of my range to achieve but nonetheless very nice!
Is there any way to get a closer look at these special german brackets? Im going to be using 306ps as atmos channels and ive been trying to find a mounting option. Thanks.
I may have missed it but I'm interested in the air ventilation in these home theater videos. Is it necessary to reduce air control quality for all the sound/video concerns? I started thinking about this when I was watching that one attic-home theater video and thought to myself that it must get pretty hot - especially since it's an enclosed room.
You are right, ventilation is an important aspect. To reduce noise, it is always a good idea to oversize the ducts and supply and return vent panels. And unless you have a split system, you want to have an air return in the room. Thanks for watching
Wow I thought my theatre room kicked butt. You don’t know how big your dog is until you see someone else’s. Theatre is amazing. Very very nice setup. Congrats on a great install and to the owner
How does it look when the customer watches 16:9 content? Are there vertical black bars on the left and right side of the image? Or is there some sort of masking system? I loved this video, thank you for making it.
Ben- there are vertical black bars. The customer did not want to add the cost of masking panels and we agreed as it is not that big a deal in a dark room. We are happy you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching
@Ben Rubenstein When a room has good light control and is dark when watching a film you never notice the actual bars. I have bars when watching movies in my home theater and nobody every actually notices them.
@@benrub Using red is a good color to ensure that light is better controlled. If you have a living room theatre use curtains that are on the side section of a window and then use curtains on the inside section it will create better control. You do not need to do this all at once just do it over time. Black bars on a tv set are different.
Your explination of the Panamorph Lens attachment is facinating. I've been thinking of having a Home theatre installed, but since I am a huge 3D fanatic, I've been hesitant as I'm not a fan of the RF shutter system used used by projectors. It would be interesting if you had any thoughts on a duel projection system and if there is a system to seperate the left and right eye images from the BluRay to coresponding projectors. I'm guessing that one projector would be a primary for regular features, but the screening could utilize both projectors. If you ever get to do a project such as that, I would love to see how you would tackle that.☝
The client had owned the Datasat in their previous theater. We were able to upgrade the boards which is a great feature of Datasat. Thanks for watching
What about the frame interpolation feature, see what it does with the parachute scene from The first "Kingsman'" movie "The Secret Service" ? So far, I've never come across an algorithm, or rather a video card with enough power to deal with that scene. Lots of severe ghosting when the actors are falling fast in front of the sky filled with clouds. If it can handle that I will be very impressed !
The Envy currently does not do any motion processing. However, they are working on what they anticipate will be the world's first AI-based motion interpolation algorithm, which has the potential to open new doors for MI, and that based on what we have seen them do in other areas of video processing that if anyone has a chance to pull off new innovation in this space it would be them. Can we get a timestamp of that scene in the "Kingsman" please? Thanks!
Sony has the best service of any video vendor we have ever used. Their products hardly ever break and when they do, they take care of you. Thanks for watching
Seriously, the thing I am interested the most, that is most of the time left out, is the screen. Materials, shades of white/grey, difference between rollups and stationary, layers, etc.
The Sony 5000 is 5000 lumens. It might produce 100 nits on a screen this large. That is the issue with all front projection, none of them come close to the nits you need for HDR, which is why the Envy makes a huge difference
Grey screens are typically used when there is light in the room. With a room that has controlled lighting, a white screen is usually the better choice.
how in the world does the house not fall apart with all threater bass I got 1 15in klipsch sub and sometime I think my home is gonna come apart plus the people out side the home sometimes call the cops and they live far away i just dont get how some one can have so many subs its great but some time i can barley breath with my 1 sub and it 100 percent more bass then a rear theater
Josh, thanks for your comments. Having multiple subwoofers allows each one to have to work less, so the bass you get just sounds far more effortless and very even across all the seats, but when there is slam, you can literally feel it. The exterior of this theater is all brick and insulated very well, so there is not a noise issue for the neighbors. Thanks for watching!
Coming from a business standpoint, how to convince or make the customer feel that they need all of this? Don't get me wrong, it's an amazing system. I just want to know how to get to having such a high-end system. Do the customers come to you and stay we want a $30,000 home theater? Or do you slowly work up to getting them to think they need it?
This guy wanted no holds barred but usually they can work with peoples budget. Not everyone needs $7k in chairs you know. This was probably a 120k theater though if I had to guess
Great question, the Datasat processor is very flexible. It allows you to break out any channel into multiple channels, for biamping, triamping, quad amping, etc. We set the center channel to be full range, then split its output into two amp channels, crossing over at 80 Hz for the sub. Thanks for watching
The owner wanted to see the speakers and they are actually right at Dolby specs. If you have ever been a Dolby post production studio you would see all of the speakers like this and aimed at the primary position. Thanks for watching
I said the last luxury Theater was one of the best looking rooms I've ever seen, but this one definitely tops it, so well done! Seeing these $500k+ budgeted rooms is great and all, but honestly I'd really like to see what you guys could do with a max budget of $50,000 in a medium-sized room. : )
Glad you enjoyed it, this one was far from that amount. We have done a few that are in that range and we have many more in the works coming soon. Some are no holds barred and some are very budget oriented. Please consider subscribing to our channel to keep up with the latest
@@AudioAdvice Big rooms like this always sound superior if designed properly (proportions, etc). It appears that you had the luxury to do that with this one. Tell us about the acoustic design for this one. Were additional side surrounds considered...given the multiple rows?
@@AudioAdvice So be it. He gets 51% of the vote. ;-) The marriage of the center with the LF cab is interesting. Did you just use the LFE crossover, or did you have to create filters/slopes for the big LF via DSP?
@@canweshoot Joe- the Datasat is super flexible. It has the ability to do any kind of crossover you want with all the different slopes and at any frequency, you could even divide one channel up into 10 if you wanted to. The Datasat is what also allowed us to do two profiles, one for theater with LFE in mono for all the subs, and the other for stereo where we just have the front subs working and getting individual channel info
The homeowners are nice enough to let us film and show off the projects we feature, but most do not want us to talk about the price. Thanks for supporting our channel.
We have most of the gear listed on our site www.audioadvice.com/videos-reviews/home-theater-showcase-18ft-screen-industrial-design/ Thanks for watching!
They have a NAS running and use the Shield as a primary device. It amazes me why they would then use a kaleidascape over ripping their own UHD blu-rays and using plex. Saves a couple of thousands
Ripping still has error correction and you are not ripping from the original source file. Kaleidescape is a bit perfect download of the original movie file. There is a considerable difference when you have a system of this resolution. Thanks for watching.
@@AudioAdvice It's a slightly higher bitrate compressed file from the studio provided consumer 4k or 2k Blu-ray disc mezzanine master. Kscape uses the exact same lossless audio tracks as placed on a Blu-ray disc, though sometimes they're late in adding Dolby Atmos and DTS: X tracks. However, the last I read Kscape did not include the Dolby Vision version if available, just HDR10. It's not a night and day difference from a disc. You're just paying for the convenience. In terms of server hardware, a heck of a lot.
I would think that many people would love to own certain blu ray movies but they would not buy every movie that is out there. They may just want to watch something on a casual basis as a one off. I love finding movies that are not well known and watching them as sometimes they can be a real gem. I am never going to buy them on blu ray and never see them around on blu ray.
You really need to know the +/- dB on the frequency response. If it is 10 dB down at 40 Hz that is not great, if its within 3 dB then it is decent but most good subs go lower. Thanks for watching
@@AudioAdvice Frequency Response: (-3 dB) 40 Hz - 250 Hz. Frequency Range: (-10 dB) 38 Hz - 250 Hz. Nominal Dispersion: Omni-directional. Maximum SPL @ 1 m: 130 dB SPL (peak 6 dB CF) Kindly look into this
@@josealfredfernandes That is a really odd spec to be only 3dB down at 40 and 10 at 38, it sounds like you are looking for a subwoofer, please reach out to our team at www.audioadvice.com to help you choose the best one for your system
@@AudioAdvice yes, I'm interested in subs.. What's your company location? Only if it's India, Goa, 403005.. I would like to proceed further.. if you are from other nation, as a mark of respect.. I don't want to waste your time 😉
@@josealfredfernandes Thanks for checking, we are in North Carolina USA. Best of luck with your subwoofer choice. If you have SVS in your location, they are very good for the $$.
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Wow, this is one of the best theaters I've seen on RUclips. Congrats to the customer!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I just love this no-holds barred approach to Home Theater. I also learned quite a bit from the video, which gives me some great ideas on how to improve my own theater. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
how much does something like this cost?
@@fraddi Please reach out to our team at www.audioadvice.com for more information. Thanks for watching
@@AudioAdvice Hey! Wait a moment, my dealer instructed me that I shouldn't use studio monitors for home theatre application. I seek to know your thoughts wrt studio monitors. Can I too use it for my home theatre?
Eg: Emotiva RMC-1 to studio monitors.
Those subwoofers are huge! Looks like a great place to hangout. I bet the family loves spending time together in there.
It is a lot of subwoofers and it really rocks!
Hands down the best consultants who really take care of the customer and working in line with it to achieving a true theatrical experience at their home.
Thanks so much for sharing!
@@AudioAdvice My pleasure 😊
The amount of thought that goes into something like this is incredible. It's hard to get the full experience from a video but video quality like that on a 234" diagonal screen is beyond impressive!
Thank you!
This is an absolutely amazing home theater ! I’m pretty sure that this is way out of my budget but this is a good example to show you that the options are limitless when you have the budget and passion for this hobby. I would love to have this space!
Thanks very much!
Awesome work. Its a dream home theater. Please let me know where I can buy the true theater chairs? Thanks
Thank you! Yes it’s quite the experience. If you mean the seats on the front and back row those came from Celebrity Seating. The main row is Cinematech
Can’t go wrong
With JBL!! Awesome
Job and beautiful room👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks very much! We agree!
This is incredible! I would love to watch a movie here.
Thanks for watching!
Impossible to choose which seat to sit in. Too many to choose from. Which? Which??
Nice
What type of carpet are they using??
Thank you. We do not know about the carpet. It is a short shag type with blacks and grays. Thanks for watching
Is the length of this room 30' up to the screen or up to the wall behind the screen?
Wall behind the screen
@@AudioAdvice Thanks. I love this room, it's one of my favorite rooms. We're putting an extension on the house that's 30x20, I'd love this room right above it with the 12' ceilings.
@@LIMuscleBlackdevil We hope you can make that happen. Feel free to use our home theater design tool for your layout www.audioadvice.com/home-theater-design#designer
This theater looks incredible. The sound must be amazing.
It is! Thank you for watching!
Those middle row seats are to die for! Please keep featuring these
Thanks! They are the Cinematech LaGrande. A very nice chair. Thanks for watching!
@@AudioAdvice Wondering on an all out theater why did they go cheap on the other seats?
@@aakar88 Good question- they really wanted 18 seats and there was no way to fit that many traditional recliners in. Plus they wanted to put the $$ into the gear and the main 5 seats that would get used 95% of the time. Thanks for watching
I love deep base but there is also to much base too. I am using two 12” Klips subs built into a large hollow insulated box that surrounds the entire screen, and my theater will blow the hanging ceiling tiles out of the tracks and that is with insolation on top of them. I can make your nose itch from the base, then there are some seats with Burt kickers that add that much more, the other seats I have are DBOX.
But when does it become to much base? I see people with 4 x 18” subs or more. My Audio sensors are already telling me that my sub levels are to high.
Thanks for sharing. You can never have too many subs! It is all about getting the levels right and aligning them all with your other speakers. Check out our video www.audioadvice.com/videos-reviews/how-to-set-up-a-subwoofer/
This one really spared no expense with the gear. What a gorgeous setup.
Thank you! It was a fun project
Man oh man. You guys really outdid yourselves on this one. Clearly the client has good taste and some very deep pockets too.
Thanks very much. Yes, it was a great project that turned out awesome.
I think this home theater may be in the 1% or home theater rooms. This is just incredible!
Yes, its incredible
Amazing!!! Congratulations for this beautiful Home Theatre
Thanks very much
Holy smokes! $60,000 projector, more than I have in my entire theater!!! Nice work!
Thanks!
I love how this has become a science and a work of art rolled into 1
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow! This is pretty amazing!
Thank you so much!
Absolutely incredible.
Thanks very much!
So, I'm dying to know how much this cost all in with the build, equipment, carpet, seats, everything. Over 500K?
Out of respect to the homeowners who were so gracious to allow us to film their theater, we do not publish costs. We do have a link here to all the gear. www.audioadvice.com/videos-reviews/home-theater-showcase-18ft-screen-industrial-design/ Thanks for watching
Awesome project that you did !! Thanks for sharing this upload I Loved watching this video.
Thank you so much 😊
@@AudioAdvice Hi there and you are sooo welcome thanks too for the reply and also for this upload.😊 stay safe.
How much for all setup
Here is a link to most of the gear we used. www.audioadvice.com/videos-reviews/home-theater-showcase-18ft-screen-industrial-design/ thanks for watching
5 Subs! The bass impact must be incredible.
It is something to hear! Thanks for watching
I bet it would BLOW U right out that small 12" X 12" bathroom window......:-))
Great video. Drooling here.
Next time, its okay to simply let us hear for ourselves with a pre or post description…as it stood, i only heard you and not the movie sound during that brief audio presentation.
Either way, impressive work!
Thanks very much! We appreciate you watching
Wow Wow Wow what a setup.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome to be a part of this awesome group. From Cape town, South Africa
Thanks for watching and commenting
Did you guys use some sort of optically treated glass in front of the DCR lens or just left a hole?
We just left it open. The original plan was to use glass but when we were done you could not hear any noise from the closet space so we just left it off.
@@AudioAdvice If it works, it works! Fantastic
What would this set up cost?
We have a link to most of the gear used here www.audioadvice.com/videos-reviews/home-theater-showcase-18ft-screen-industrial-design/ Thanks for watching
Hi instead of using Dirac you will just use RTA method in Cinema X Curve process that will give you exact Cinema Standard advanced level tuning in each channel RTA X Curve band 20hz to 20khz tuning process this kind of home commercial theatres we build so many
Thanks for sharing
its seems like everybody forgot about the datasat rs20i when the trinnov came out, but its a fantastic processor.
Yes, it is! Excellent sound. The owner of this theater does have a Trinnov now though. Thanks for watching
If I somehow win the 800 million Powerball lottery going on right now I might be able to afford this hahaha
If not I will just have to remain a fan of the channel
Haha, thanks so much!
Absolutely amazing! Thanks for sharing such a really cool home theater!
Our pleasure!
@AudioAdvice - stunning theatre. May I know the carpet information?
Thanks, sorry, even the homeowner does not remember it.
What model of subwoofers are those?
The front three are JBL SUB 18, the rear models are JBL 3635. Thanks for watching!
Do y’all travel out to Texas for installs?
We have traveled all over the US for some installs. Can you please send an email to web@audioadvice.com with more details on your project? Thank you
Just found this. I may never be able to afford a home theatre (hell, I need a home first, and that's just not a thing right now 😅), but if the stars ever aligned, 1:19 is the main thing I'd be aiming for from the get go. I'd make sure my space was designed for great acoustics right from the start so you don't have to use any processing or hacks to try and get that great sound 👍
Thanks for watching
that is an awesome theater nice work guys......have you ever used eminence subs in a theater .?.and what are your thoughts on them.?..i use my room for movies and music.....
Thanks for watching, we have not heard of eminence subs. They appear to be DIY type drivers where you need to make your own cabinet.
I'm. Loving it😍
Glad you like it! Thank you for watching
Just came across your channel we make a lot of home theatres in India the MAD VR processor measures each pixel before it feeds into the projector its a dynamic measurement & MAD VR rocked it. We tested this beast of a video processor personally with an incredible Barco projector while installing it for a customer (You can check it out in our channel). Currently there is no other video processor available in the market or world matching the power of Mad VR video processor. MAD VR Killed it !
Thanks! Yes the Mad VR is really good, we have installed several.
This is an awesome theater! Looks and sounds amazing.
Thanks for watching!
When I did mine I made sure I had the latest in sound processing. Atmos is great but Auro-3D is better (when you can find anything using it) but is still helps with all the additional channels. When you go full Auro 3D you have 25 channels and it will try and use them. With speakers high and low in the room, as well as ear level, your going to get sound from everywhere including from 6 Atmos ceiling speakers. If I where to put the volume at level 70, you would start to worry about hearing loss but still no distortion as the speakers are THX certified and have a .003 distortion certification. .
My projection system is capable of ip to 5000 Lumens and is good up to a 300” screen or 25’, just wish I had a space large enough for that
But for now until I get my new building built for my dedicated theater house, I will have to be happy with my 12’ screen and the power dropped to low on the projector. I live the 8K capable system but again hard to find any content in 8K, at least for now.
I went with the Zippitti 4K Pro system as I already have a large Blu-ray and 4K Library, and to be honest I have been burned by Amazon with Digital content as they locked my account because of hackers and locked me out of my 3,000.00-5.000.00 library I had there, not ever again will I buy digital content, if I can’t have the physical media then to hell with the movie.
The room I have is 17’ 3” x 30’ and have 10’ ceilings, problem was I have a door to another room on the left which cuts down my screen size.
Took me 30 years to finally get my dream theater, wanted one ever since I went to Bjorns in San Antonio when they were by the airport and walked into their THX certified home theater demo they had, can still remember the demo they were using, Yanni Live at the Acropolis, at that point I fell in love with home theater. I was so amazed to see how great it was back then, and today my system is way better than that even was, but then again Atmos was not even a thought at that time, THX was the best. I remember they wanted 70k for that setup and I just knew I would never be able to have something like that, and this was back in 1990, that would be 130k now. Sorry for the book, just had to share that with you all.
Thanks for your comments. As an FYI in case you do ever increase your screen size most projector companies way overstate how large a screen you can have. There is a great app called video calc that will tell you roughly what you can expect. If your current screen has a gain of 1.3 which is pretty typical you currently have about 362 nits which is great. If the screen was 300, 83 nits which would be very dark. Thanks for watching
I think you have your immersive formats mixed up. Auro3D maxes out at 13.1 (DTS: X is up to 12.1), if the soundtrack supports it. Unlocked home Dolby Atmos soundtracks with 3D objects are capable of up to 34.1.
I bet listening to music on this system is just as incredible as the movie experience. Fantastic!
Yes, it is- the 4367's with the SUB18's sound fantastic, thanks for watching!
This puts my modest home theatre to shame, viewsonic x104k with a 130ins 4k screen in grey, a decent single sub (those things are not cheap) and a fairly good 7.1 speaker set up, that cost me 3k and I already had some of the speakers, also An denon amp and a Nvidia pro, which can upscale to 4k which is really impressive, I'm very happy with the system and don't feel like spending anymore could be justified on my budget.
We appreciate you watching and sharing. It sounds like you have put together a very nice system for the money.
Wow this is an endgame room!
Glad you liked it, we appreciate you watching
The Nvidia Shield is quite underrated for what it can do for a small Android tv streaming box. It doesn't just support Dolby Atmos/Vision, HDR10+. It's also one of the best devices to run a Plex movies. Another thing it doesn't is 4K AI Upscaling which is genuinely amazing although I haven't seen anyone talk about it on a projector
Yes, we like the Shield, we suspect a new version will come out soon, as it has been around over 2 years. It actually now does support AI upscaling of 720p and 1080p to 4K. www.nvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-pro/
There are obviously a ton of variables, but what would be a general budget for something of this caliber?
We have a link to all of the products in the written review www.audioadvice.com/videos-reviews/home-theater-showcase-18ft-screen-industrial-design/ But you are getting into 6 figures. Thanks for watching
Very well done! That is a thoughtfully designed theater. Great stuff!
I'm building my home theater on a budget and I've used your program to help me organize my thoughts and layout. I wanted to ask about the pros and cons of using boze speakers, which iscwhat I currently have. They sound great, but then again I'm not sound engineer. Does it all come down to the calibration? Thanks.
Calibration is very important, it makes a world of difference. So does the right acoustic treatment.
Wow, incredible room. Enjoyed that one!
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Love your work!
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I'm building a theater using Audio Advice's online tool and BTW thank you for that tool it's amazing! This is certainly a dream home theater, definitely way out of my range to achieve but nonetheless very nice!
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AWESOME YOUR VIDEO REALLY LIKE THANK YOU SIR
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amazing job. Ilike very much real theater seating in a home theater.
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Is there any way to get a closer look at these special german brackets? Im going to be using 306ps as atmos channels and ive been trying to find a mounting option. Thanks.
The brand was K&M. We did have to modify the speaker to use them. Thanks for watching
great stuff!
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Wow! Fabulous room, equipment. Congratulations to all involved.
Thanks very much!
I may have missed it but I'm interested in the air ventilation in these home theater videos. Is it necessary to reduce air control quality for all the sound/video concerns? I started thinking about this when I was watching that one attic-home theater video and thought to myself that it must get pretty hot - especially since it's an enclosed room.
You are right, ventilation is an important aspect. To reduce noise, it is always a good idea to oversize the ducts and supply and return vent panels. And unless you have a split system, you want to have an air return in the room. Thanks for watching
Wow I thought my theatre room kicked butt. You don’t know how big your dog is until you see someone else’s. Theatre is amazing. Very very nice setup. Congrats on a great install and to the owner
Thank you very much! They have recently upgraded to the Sony GTZ380 and it is even more incredible. Thank you for watching
Very impressive theater!
Thank you!
How does it look when the customer watches 16:9 content? Are there vertical black bars on the left and right side of the image? Or is there some sort of masking system? I loved this video, thank you for making it.
Ben- there are vertical black bars. The customer did not want to add the cost of masking panels and we agreed as it is not that big a deal in a dark room. We are happy you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching
@Ben Rubenstein
When a room has good light control and is dark when watching a film you never notice the actual bars.
I have bars when watching movies in my home theater and nobody every actually notices them.
@@bighands69 Ben- we totally agree, spend the money on better gear!
@@bighands69 I wish my theater had enough light control as to make the black bar disappear. I dream of having a motorized masking system one day.
@@benrub
Using red is a good color to ensure that light is better controlled. If you have a living room theatre use curtains that are on the side section of a window and then use curtains on the inside section it will create better control.
You do not need to do this all at once just do it over time. Black bars on a tv set are different.
Could it be possible to include in future HT tours a binaural recording of the sound demo section? 🤓
We plan to show this in our next one coming out tomorrow or Friday. Thanks for watching
Your explination of the Panamorph Lens attachment is facinating. I've been thinking of having a Home theatre installed, but since I am a huge 3D fanatic, I've been hesitant as I'm not a fan of the RF shutter system used used by projectors. It would be interesting if you had any thoughts on a duel projection system and if there is a system to seperate the left and right eye images from the BluRay to coresponding projectors. I'm guessing that one projector would be a primary for regular features, but the screening could utilize both projectors.
If you ever get to do a project such as that, I would love to see how you would tackle that.☝
Thank you. We think there used to be some video cards that supported dual output but we don’t think they are around anymore. Thanks for watching
3 seconds into the intro,,,,,, paused the intro,,, and went to make me some popcorn ! I'm back now !
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Isn't the Datasat very long in the tooth now to be installing it in 2021? Would be better with a Trinnov or StormAudio processor.
The client had owned the Datasat in their previous theater. We were able to upgrade the boards which is a great feature of Datasat. Thanks for watching
What about the frame interpolation feature, see what it does with the parachute scene from The first "Kingsman'" movie "The Secret Service" ? So far, I've never come across an algorithm, or rather a video card with enough power to deal with that scene.
Lots of severe ghosting when the actors are falling fast in front of the sky filled with clouds. If it can handle that I will be very impressed !
The Envy currently does not do any motion processing. However, they are working on what they anticipate will be the world's first AI-based motion interpolation algorithm, which has the potential to open new doors for MI, and that based on what we have seen them do in other areas of video processing that if anyone has a chance to pull off new innovation in this space it would be them. Can we get a timestamp of that scene in the "Kingsman" please? Thanks!
Just one question with all that money why didnt use the Barco loki projector??
Witge the appropriate lenses
Sony has the best service of any video vendor we have ever used. Their products hardly ever break and when they do, they take care of you. Thanks for watching
Seriously, the thing I am interested the most, that is most of the time left out, is the screen. Materials, shades of white/grey, difference between rollups and stationary, layers, etc.
Great question, we do plan to do a video on this subject. Thanks for watching
Hi, Loved the video and awesome system. How is the project supporting this big screen?
Thank you. It does well, but the customer is considering upgrading to the new Sony GTZ380 with twice the light output. Thanks for watching
@@AudioAdvice Hi Scorr, I have a request how we connect with you for help needed in India on Mad Vr setup and calibration...
Hey AA, what’s the screen size in inches 200? I know you said 17ft & 18.5 diagonal.
221" diagonal. Thanks for watching
@@AudioAdvice that is amazing and HUGE!!! thanks
I love watching videos of things I can never afford.
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As soon as I saw the title I knew I was in for a treat...awesome setup
Thank you! We hope you enjoyed it
I think the traditional theater seats are a nice touch for additional seats when you have company.
Thanks for your comment. Yes, they allowed us to put more people into the space than we could have with all recliners. Thanks for watching
Wow! Dream theater. What paint colors did you use?
This one was Shervin Williams Grizzle Grey for the entire room. Matte finish Thanks for watching
I finally understand the benefits on a Panomorph lens.
We are glad we could be helpful. It is a mystery to a lot of people but does work incredibly well. Thanks for watching
@@AudioAdvice Any benefits with a 16:9?
@@avtechman77 No
Excellent setup Sony LED 32" 7.1 Mini Home theater dts surrounding sound system budget rate evlo?
simply stunning.....request u to open an office in India also so that I can reach u..♥️
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Awesome, this is better then IMAX!! . Just not sure why a 5000nit projector requires tone mapping of 4000nit max content.
The Sony 5000 is 5000 lumens. It might produce 100 nits on a screen this large. That is the issue with all front projection, none of them come close to the nits you need for HDR, which is why the Envy makes a huge difference
@@AudioAdvice interesting. Thanks
Very clean
Thanks!
Awesome awesome awesome! Did I mention this is awesome?
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I don't know sir why white screen used at theatre you build is white screen better than CLR grey screen this is my concern plz
Grey screens are typically used when there is light in the room. With a room that has controlled lighting, a white screen is usually the better choice.
By the way, this theater is freaking awesome!
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how in the world does the house not fall apart with all threater bass I got 1 15in klipsch sub and sometime I think my home is gonna come apart plus the people out side the home sometimes call the cops and they live far away i just dont get how some one can have so many subs its great but some time i can barley breath with my 1 sub and it 100 percent more bass then a rear theater
Josh, thanks for your comments. Having multiple subwoofers allows each one to have to work less, so the bass you get just sounds far more effortless and very even across all the seats, but when there is slam, you can literally feel it. The exterior of this theater is all brick and insulated very well, so there is not a noise issue for the neighbors. Thanks for watching!
@@AudioAdvice lucky but he must run the sound low too
Coming from a business standpoint, how to convince or make the customer feel that they need all of this? Don't get me wrong, it's an amazing system. I just want to know how to get to having such a high-end system. Do the customers come to you and stay we want a $30,000 home theater? Or do you slowly work up to getting them to think they need it?
This guy wanted no holds barred but usually they can work with peoples budget. Not everyone needs $7k in chairs you know. This was probably a 120k theater though if I had to guess
I would like to know how they connected a sub to the center channel
Great question, the Datasat processor is very flexible. It allows you to break out any channel into multiple channels, for biamping, triamping, quad amping, etc. We set the center channel to be full range, then split its output into two amp channels, crossing over at 80 Hz for the sub. Thanks for watching
@@AudioAdvice thanks for the reply
why not invisible speakers and the Atmos Speakers are kind of wrong hanging there. Its more Auro like setup
The owner wanted to see the speakers and they are actually right at Dolby specs. If you have ever been a Dolby post production studio you would see all of the speakers like this and aimed at the primary position. Thanks for watching
What an amazing setup! May I ask what are the dimensions of the clients home theater room? Keep up the excellent work Audio Advice!
Thank you! 12 by 19 by 30
5 subs?? Yes please!
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so cool!
Thanks!
I said the last luxury Theater was one of the best looking rooms I've ever seen, but this one definitely tops it, so well done! Seeing these $500k+ budgeted rooms is great and all, but honestly I'd really like to see what you guys could do with a max budget of $50,000 in a medium-sized room. : )
Glad you enjoyed it, this one was far from that amount. We have done a few that are in that range and we have many more in the works coming soon. Some are no holds barred and some are very budget oriented. Please consider subscribing to our channel to keep up with the latest
Well done, AA.
Thank you!
@@AudioAdvice Big rooms like this always sound superior if designed properly (proportions, etc). It appears that you had the luxury to do that with this one.
Tell us about the acoustic design for this one.
Were additional side surrounds considered...given the multiple rows?
@@canweshoot The client wanted to put everything into making the main seat the best.
@@AudioAdvice So be it. He gets 51% of the vote. ;-) The marriage of the center with the LF cab is interesting. Did you just use the LFE crossover, or did you have to create filters/slopes for the big LF via DSP?
@@canweshoot Joe- the Datasat is super flexible. It has the ability to do any kind of crossover you want with all the different slopes and at any frequency, you could even divide one channel up into 10 if you wanted to. The Datasat is what also allowed us to do two profiles, one for theater with LFE in mono for all the subs, and the other for stereo where we just have the front subs working and getting individual channel info
Me not know how much this stuff cost and thinking about buying the projector to later find out its around 65 grand
For most rooms you would not need anything with that much light output. Sony 4K projectors start under $6000. Thanks for watching
Love your vids. But it would be great to know the price of something like this!
The homeowners are nice enough to let us film and show off the projects we feature, but most do not want us to talk about the price. Thanks for supporting our channel.
How much for this kind of setup?
We have most of the gear listed on our site www.audioadvice.com/videos-reviews/home-theater-showcase-18ft-screen-industrial-design/ Thanks for watching!
They have a NAS running and use the Shield as a primary device. It amazes me why they would then use a kaleidascape over ripping their own UHD blu-rays and using plex. Saves a couple of thousands
Ripping still has error correction and you are not ripping from the original source file. Kaleidescape is a bit perfect download of the original movie file. There is a considerable difference when you have a system of this resolution. Thanks for watching.
@@AudioAdvice It's a slightly higher bitrate compressed file from the studio provided consumer 4k or 2k Blu-ray disc mezzanine master. Kscape uses the exact same lossless audio tracks as placed on a Blu-ray disc, though sometimes they're late in adding Dolby Atmos and DTS: X tracks. However, the last I read Kscape did not include the Dolby Vision version if available, just HDR10. It's not a night and day difference from a disc. You're just paying for the convenience. In terms of server hardware, a heck of a lot.
I would think that many people would love to own certain blu ray movies but they would not buy every movie that is out there.
They may just want to watch something on a casual basis as a one off. I love finding movies that are not well known and watching them as sometimes they can be a real gem. I am never going to buy them on blu ray and never see them around on blu ray.
@@bighands69 But at what cost? Kscape is ridiculously expensive for that privilege.
@@dan_hitchman007
The projector in that set up cost $60,000. I do not think it is that expensive when you consider the standard of the theatre room.
why did they use paper cone subs ?? why dont the others!?
JBL has spend decades perfecting their woofer cones and they do perform really well. Thanks for watching
@@AudioAdvice oh thanks for the reply !! cant we install te punk aduio 24s earth qauke machine ??inst it that good??
hey, is 40-100 hz a good frequency response for sub? dual 10, 130db spl @1m 0.1% thd
You really need to know the +/- dB on the frequency response. If it is 10 dB down at 40 Hz that is not great, if its within 3 dB then it is decent but most good subs go lower. Thanks for watching
@@AudioAdvice Frequency Response: (-3 dB) 40 Hz - 250 Hz. Frequency Range: (-10 dB) 38 Hz - 250 Hz. Nominal Dispersion: Omni-directional. Maximum SPL @ 1 m: 130 dB SPL (peak 6 dB CF)
Kindly look into this
@@josealfredfernandes That is a really odd spec to be only 3dB down at 40 and 10 at 38, it sounds like you are looking for a subwoofer, please reach out to our team at www.audioadvice.com to help you choose the best one for your system
@@AudioAdvice yes, I'm interested in subs..
What's your company location? Only if it's India, Goa, 403005.. I would like to proceed further.. if you are from other nation, as a mark of respect.. I don't want to waste your time 😉
@@josealfredfernandes Thanks for checking, we are in North Carolina USA. Best of luck with your subwoofer choice. If you have SVS in your location, they are very good for the $$.
Just asking have you ever installed a theater that has 30 seats
We have not, that would be a huge one for a home! Thanks for watching!