EPIC 7.1 Home Theater in 99 Square Foot Bedroom! | 77" C1
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- Опубликовано: 11 апр 2022
- ENJOY! and Thanks for checking it out! Any questions just let me know.
Complete List:
Screen:
• LG C1 77” (Model #: OLED77C1PUB)
o 4x HDMI 2.1
o Dolby Vision, HDR10, 120Hz
Speakers:
• Left & Right Front: Klipsch r620f
o Sensitivity: 96db
o Frequency Response: 38Hz - 21kHz +/-3
o Power: 100 RMS / 400 Peak
o Woofer: Dual 6.5” Copper
o Tweeter: 1” Aluminum
• Center: Klipsch r34c
o Sensitivity: 96db
o Frequency Response: 82Hz - 21kHz +/-3
o Power: 100 RMS / 400 Peak
o Woofer: Quad 3.5” Copper
o Tweeter: 1” Aluminum
• Rear / Side Surrounds: Klipsch r51m
o Sensitivity: 93db
o Frequency Response: 62Hz - 21kHz +/-3db
o Power: 85 RMS / 340 Peak
o Woofer: Single 5.25” Copper
o Tweeter: 1” Aluminum
• Subwoofer: Klipsch r100sw
o Size: 10” Copper
o Power: 150W / 300W
o Frequency: 32Hz - 120HZ +/-3db
o Low Pass Filter, 0/180 Phase, Auto On
Audio / Video Receiver (AVR)
• Sony STR-DH790
o 7.2 Channel
o 4k Passthrough
o Dolby Atmos, DTS:X
o THD (0.09%)
o 145 Watts RMS (2 Ch. Driven)
4k Video Player
• Sony UBP-X700/M
o WiFi, HDR10, DTS:X, Dolby Atmos
Additional Gear
• Valencia Tuscany Seating
• Sony PlayStation 5 Digital Edition
• Sony Controller Charging Station
• Pulse 3D Wireless Headset
Cables, Accessories, Misc.
• 14 AWG wire
• Included HDMI Cables
• Included remotes for devices
• Genetic Speaker Stands
• Atlantic Media Shelf (NOT SHOWN)
• Chemical Guys Leather Cleaner, Conditioner
Don't get me wrong , I love the big budget super home theaters but lets be honest. Most of us will never have the money or room to build those types of HT. This type of setup gets my respect because it's somethings I can relate to as a fellow Home Theater enthusiast. Love the room my friend. 👍
Thank you for the kind words! I definitely understand where you're coming from. Those amazing rooms are awesome but far from reality for most including me! Make do with what I can! glad you enjoyed it
@@justinlaird I always like seeing what others in the relatable budget can and like to do with HT gear. It is like you say the gear is only part of it . Using a room correction software and room acoustic treatment are a couple of things out of a few that can be done to improve sound greatly. My room has a dreaded cathedral ceiling and what a pain it was to tune with Anthem PBK for a good bass response . Even still sitting in the sweet spot then standing yields a 4 db gain so I have to run the subs a tad hot . Like you say we have to make do with what we have l Cheers ☺
Sooooo glad you said that. I like HT videos but when those big box stores or dream media shows a 55 yr old man with a fam n kids & a home theater in a 800k home im like HUH DUDE COME ON
@@o.c.g.m9426 I know right. I some times want see inside that Families cupboards. Amazing home and theater but at the cost of hardly eating .🙄
I feel you , no all of us can afford a very expensive equipment or a dedicated theater in our homes , if you have a good calibration and the right speaker placement you get a amazing Dolby Atmos or Dts: X experience
The only thing I would do is hang some blackout curtains behind the TV, but since the window is off center I would hang curtains that cover the whole wall for aesthetic reasons. It would also help absorb reflecting sound waves.
Given the limited space , you did a great job, and rear speakers can be optimally angled during movie sessions
Love what you did to this room. It gives the average guys like myself inspiration on what can be done to a small space. Thank you for sharing this video!
Glad I found your video! I'm on the verge of getting a new house and one of the biggest drawbacks is that there's no big space for a home theater. But there are two rooms about 9x11 feet -- the fact that you made it work gives me hope! Thanks!
This is a beautiful home theater space. I think you did an excellent job working within the confines of the space available. Personally I could never afford any of those items (speakers, Oled tv, Valencia seating, etc.) but I have what makes me happy and so do you. At the end of the day that’s all that matters. Honestly I think your setup is way better than most that I’ve seen. The big fully constructed home theater setups I don’t care for simply because I feel they are over the top and ridiculously expensive. Plus those rooms would have to be deconstructed if needed as a different type of space. Yours could pretty easily be turned back into a bedroom if need be. Lastly, some RUclips videos that show home theater setups don’t allow the actual theater to be the “STAR” of the show because they are overly cluttered with decor and movie collections which is a distraction and makes those look cluttered and crowded. Yours looks clean and inviting. Great job! I honestly wouldn’t change a thing.
Thank you for the kind words! I appreciate it. And I truly am blessed for what I am able to have!
Finally a room that actually is small, just like mine, mine is 8'x12' with a 6'7" ceiling. I currently have a 49" 4k HDR LG TV , marantz sr7013 a rotel power amp powering my LCR which are mission 704a towers and a monitor audio bronze centre, 2 pairs of mordant short alumni 2 as surrounds and backs, 2 pairs of Sony satalites as my 4 Atmos speakers, and 2 paradigm ps1000v3 subwoofers which have been modded by myself and a 2 seat sofa. People say it's overkill but I love it and it puts a smile on my face every time I watch a movie. Currently out of action due to the dreaded marantz hdmi board failure. Love the video
You've managed to pack it in pretty well into that small room, I'm impressed!
Gave the video a thumbs up for including your dogs in the video. To anyone criticizing any part of your setup I say….worry about your own setup. Thanks again for showing real world application of this system
Very nice setup! Thanks for sharing.
I can tell you put your home theater together because you love watching movies and not to show off or impress anyone. I admire that and it just goes to show that anyone can have a home theater regardless of room size or budget if you’re truly committed and doing it for the right reasons. Love it.
This reminds me of my home theatre. Different equipment but almost the same set up plus toys. Glad to see someone else had a similar vision!
What a FUN ROCKEN set up! That open space would go great for a small fridge full of drinks.... ENJOY!!!
Awesome setup! Perfect set up for small room! You made it work! Awesome job! Thanks for sharing!
I love your set up! My wife, & I have a small studio apartment. So we understand about limited space for our home theater. Plus you have the same Sony receiver that we do. I do have a suggestion for your situation. I used the 7.1 set up at first, & it was great. When we went to see Godzilla Vs. Kong at our local theater really blew us away. It was my first time listening to a DTS-X soundtrack. So I changed the receiver's set up to Dolby Atmos/DTS-X format. The difference was huge! We're using the Sony Ss-cse Dolby Atmos speakers as front height speakers. Unfortunately I had to give up the back surround speakers, but using the 5.2.2 set up is a great trade off. Maybe this would help with your side surround speakers for a better position. Also getting another subwoofer. Trust me it makes a huge difference. Again thank you for sharing your setup, & hope to see more from you.
Thanks for checking it out! Also I have thought about the atmos, I am very interested so it may happen in the future! I hear lots of good about it
@@justinlaird 5.1.2 is waaaaay better than 7.1
Trust me.
@@MisterRhul oh I’m very familiar with it, but I decided to go for the 7.1 as in my space I didn’t see a major improvement with 5.1.2. It was nice but not game changing. I will most likely wait until I can go to 7.1.4
I think I’ll keep the wife. She loves having a movie room!
@David Mander
Then you might have to live on the street if you ever decide to get rid of your wife because all alimony and bla bla bla that you have to pay. Lol
Love it!!!
Simple, beautiful and very functional!!!
Considering the size of that room you did an amazing job.
I have the same receiver and instead of going with rear speakers I went with height speakers for Dolby atmos. Second woofer definitely gave me a more balanced bass.
Please don’t jump into the rat race of more equipment and new technology.
With that receiver you are basically set for many years.
Thanks for sharing 🙏
Enjoy
It’s an awesome, clean budget setup, that fits the space well.
I love it. Very subtle, classy and clean. And your dogs are fantastic!
Thanks! My dogs thank you too!
I love little builds like this
Tiny room, mighty setup. Kudos!!
You just gave me the confidence to add 2 side surrounds to my 11x18 room.
Nice room
Great job buddy 💯. This is real home theater. Not the theatre porn the others pedal. These are the sort of rooms most people have and live in. Really happy you made this video showing the reality of what home theater is and how you can successfully create a space in your home for very little money. Happy holidays ⛄
Awesome! Gives me ideas for my own future home theatre
AWESOME SETUP CONGRATULATIONS 🔥
Looks awesome for the size. I’m getting ready to build out a 10x13 room. Thanks for sharing
Awesome room, I just purchased my 65" C1 and the new S95QR sound bar. Thank you for the review.
Also worth sharing, I added a little window plug to completely block the light in my one window, and am running a 5.2.4 setup with an older Focal line for bed layer, 4 RSL ceiling Atmos speakers, and 2 SB4000s for subs (bought almost everything second hand in great condition). Still need to do a bunch of things, but I enjoy the space, and it’s definitely coming along. Great work on your space! Everything looks nice and clean with the install
Which focals? And do they do for movies and 2 channel music
Great setup. Thanks for sharing!!
Nice setup.....I have the Sony receiver/Klipsch speaker and LG C1 setup and love it! Great job
Thanks for sharing, very nice budget setup, I also don't have a huge room for a dedicated theatre, this gives inspiration!
Thanks for sharing love your set up!
Really nice use of the space. Well thought out and executed. It is a small space and the 7.1 surround Klipsh speakers used is so much more than ample to get tremendous SPL in the room. I would say your equipment is more than capable of getting excellent result in even a much bigger space. I imagine you probably don't have to raise the volume too much to get full bodied sound. Looks like the setup will give you a truly immersive experience. Doesn't look like you need any more equipment to me. All that's left is just to kick back and watch a lot of movies. Great job.
Thank you so much! It is far from perfect, but really enjoyable! and you're exactly right, volume never has to get to loud and is more than adequate for the space. Thanks again for your kind words
Awesome set up, man! I’d love a simple one just like that. 🤩
This reminds me of how my bedroom at my parents' house looked with a 77" C1 crammed into it until I finished renovating my loft. It was absolutely ridiculous but amazing at the same time.
Yeah similar gear and setup to mine. I bet your room sounds insane. I bet those makeshift pipe stands are pretty darn sturdy. Great idea, especially how you ran wire through the pipe
Great little theatre room sir 👍
Really cool!
As a HT beginner I really enjoyed watching your setup. You did really great job managing that area. I hope to achieve similar result I near future. Good luck 🔥
Just ran across your video and it provides much inspiration for a extra bedroom I have. Thanks for sharing
Thank you!
Love your clean setup. It’s a great date night setting.
It is! Thank you!
Great execution on the limited space. I think you got the essentials right. A very nice, large oled display, good speaker placement w/sound treatments, and comfortable seating!
In such a compact room, controlling the bass will be a challenge.
Thanks for checking it out! The effort put in was definitely worth it. And yes bass management is tough. It’s far from perfect but lots of calibration and testing has it dialed in pretty well
@@justinlaird no problem. Any idea why your mic made the room sound echo-y? I know it shouldn't with the amount of treatment in there.
Very nice mini theater. You worked the space very well.
Thanks! 👌🏽
Brilliant set up,,,,, specially the ur chairs amazing 👍😁👸🇺🇲🎩🎧🍎👋👋👋👋👋👋
Dude this is bad ass!!!! Love your man space hahaha great job man seriously 👏👏 and that center channel stand is sweet man!!! Make me one !!😅😂
Nice setup…Looks very clean
Nice set up man 👍🏼
Nice set up 💪two Svs pb 2000s would sound crazy in that room !!!!!!!!
good work! thanks.
Wow, superb 🤘
Looks great 👍
I have a 7.1 arrangement. Your set up looks almost identical to mine. Gr8 vid. 📺 🇺🇸
Very nice, enjoy
Thank you!
Great use of space!
Thank you!
power sound audio sub would absolutely finish off your system! great setup and great room!
Room looks great! Just purchased a 77 inch C2 for my mancave. The size is amazing!
Thanks! And yes the 77” is a beast!
Awesome setup
Simple but very nice 👍 love it 😊
Well, you did a great job given the small space.
Great job nice home theater!!
That is just so stinkin cute!
Real nice system!
it looks awesome
I have that same receiver but I'm running 5.2.2 with all Polk Audio speakers. I'm considering switching to 7.2 but haven't decided yet. Nice setup! Job well done. ... J
Awesome. Very similar to my setup!
Thanks for sharing! I have a small room as well and trying to figure out how to make it better.
Thanks for checking it out! And my basic recommendation that I wish I would have done from the start is to ‘buy once, cry once’ meaning it (in almost every senecio) be best to wait and get what you want then to do little marginal upgrades
nice dog!!
very lovely setup Klipsch is a wonderful speaker brand i got tons of klipsch speakers.OLED C1 is a wonderful tv I'm going to be a first time OLED buyer soon.Holiday 2022 if all goes well for my pockets lol im getting me a LG-C2 77 inch.over all nice setup i like the chairs u got in the room.
Thank you! And yes I’m a big fan of Klipsch. I do like their sound signature. The bright tones I enjoy. Also some of my favorite chairs! Good luck getting for C2! OLED does not disappoint
Nice set up!
Thank you!
nice set up
Very neat and nice👍
Thank you!
Good job fitting all that in a small space. Love it! My room is 12x14x8, so about the same size as yours, with 2 SVS 2000 pro subs and it definitely makes a difference having a second one even in a small room.
Thank you and I bet your space is rocking with those subs! I would love to add a second sub, I do plan on some day
SVS is a rip off, overpriced.
I have a just same small home theater room like you have… And i really love this small size 👍🏻🇫🇮
Nice set up bro
Nicely Done Sir. I have a room of similar dimensions. In the end I wound up creating a duel display setup, daytime viewing it is done on a Sony 65’’ 4k TV, movie watching is done on 100”screen with a Epson Projector, for a more immerse experience. Highly recommend a pair of SVS Subwoofers.
Awesome use of space! My room is also pretty small. Dual subs is absolutely fantastic and a must IMO. I am running a similar Klipsch RP setup. If most of your theater usage is for movies, I would recommend upgrading to used RP-440C or 450C. The RP 404C and 504C are too expensive new and not that much better than last gen. The R34C sounds a bit boxy to me. However, if you are satisfied with it I wouldn't worry about it.
Thanks for checking it out friend! And yes I agree completely with the 34c sounding boxy. I have been considering smaller rp5000f towers with the rp center to lessen the foot print but improve the sound I’ll look more into last gen!
One always sees these super expensive home theater systems that are way out of reach for the average person. Nice to see that you have one that is cozy, not cluttered and very neat. I'm sure you enjoy it. Oh one point...be careful that nobody bumps into the speaker stand and knocks off one of your figures. Great vlog!
Thank you and yes I feel the same way! I don’t think enough budget oriented home theaters get enough love. The crazy high end stuff is awesome and fun but not really reality for most. Thanks for checking it out!
Dope set up.. I like how it's small a doesn't look crowed.. Everything has its space.. If you ever decides to upgrade speakers for a room that size look at the 1961s Arendel speakers.. Definitely will set it off..
I will look into them!
Definitely nice!
I've had a similar setup when I was younger. Only thing, I'd experiment and turn the center channel off your avr. I've had that exact same tv stand. Super nice. But even with a spacer, you're losing alot.
Nice towers, beefy bookshelves. But youve got that teeny weeny center near glass. Even if you crossover that at 120hz, it's still the weak link.
Beyond that! I'd bet it sounds fantastic
Thanks for the feedback, I am curious if I should step up to the rp-404 or 504 for the center?
@@justinlaird I would get some Studio Monitor Isolation Pads to put your center channel on. Yes the glass is not ideal and I would get rid of that glass entertainment when you can.
Nice setup when you love audio no matter the space we will make it work
Absolutely. Hate to see so much negativity toward small lower budget solutions, it’s all just for the love of the sound!
VERY NICE SET-UP. MADE MAXIMUM USE OF A LIMITED SPACE. 👍
Thanks! I appreciate it
Even in a small room I see nothing wrong with your setup, actually looks really nice and functional. Maybe adding some overhead ceiling mounted speakers along with maybe some darker paint on the walls and/or dark curtains to close while watching a movie. Wish I had a spare room to do this in my house, kinda jealous.
Not bad and very cool setup, so now it starts. Your hooked and your expenses are just starting to let you know.
You will soon be looking to expand to a larger room, more speakers, larger screen, etc… this is how it started for me, taking what I had and started making my own theater room, I got the bug and before I knew it I was so hooked I had spent over 50k and now close to 100k and that is doing it all myself.
Today I have a dedicated home Cinema setup, it is no longer called a home theater but a home cinema. 25’ screen, 13.2.6 setup, rack system, quality theater seats, 2 DBOX seats, the other seats have butt kickers, dedicated building with game room and snack bar.
I still go to the theater with friends, but as soon as I find a way to decode the video files from the major commercial theaters it will end it all together unless I just happen to be out of town and friends and family want to go watch a movie in some hack setup commercial setting. I call them back setups because my setup is so much better than any theater I have seen today. I am working on getting mine moved to a 4D setup to make it that much better.
I know most people cannot get to the point I am at, I landed some great deals on used equipment, learned most of this on my own and reading, videos, etc… not many people want to blow 100k or more just to watch a movie. As I get older and older I find less and less I can do as pain from doing it makes it to painful to do anymore so I spend more time watching movies and spending my time expanding my own.
I don’t know just how much more I can do, I guess I am maxed out on what is available today, just have to wait for the next best thing in Home cinema setups. Already running full IMAX enhanced, Auro-3D, sound, 8K screen.
I love the reaction of people when they walk into the building for the first time, you would not ever expect to walk into a building with no windows except in the game room and those have blinds so you cannot see the actual theater, it looks like a game room with a snack bar with a door leading to another room, then you walk down the hall next to the seating and it opens up into a 25’ screen.
So enjoy these days of starting out, if you get the bug like some of us get, you to will end up with a very nice home theater or maybe a home cinema room.
💯 Precent love it I plan a almost identical set up for one of my bedrooms 2 seats, 77in OLED, 7.1 surround sound with a kaladescape strato c player and 18tb compact terra server Once again you're setup is terrific great job man
Thank you! The 77 OLED is fantastic especially for a small space! How do you like your kaleidoscape player?
Man you made it work in a tiny room. My setup is similar, but a 5.2.2 in the spare bedroom, but I have a bit more space. Nice setup!
Thanks for the kinds words! I do think atmos would be more immersive in my space so we will see!
Very nice
Awesome setup. Might want to ditch the rear speakers and repurpose them for top middle just throw up a shelf on each side and angle the speakers down to get some atmos action.
Looks decent, good job 👍
Thank you!
Very nice home theatre, a little bit like mine , very cool 😎 regards DSM uk 🇬🇧
It seems like you could definitely fit a 100 inch projection screen in there. Get a really nice Benq HT3550 with that short throw distance and you're set!!
Proud owner of the W2700/HT3550. Love that PJ.
That would be a downgrade actually. Wouldn't trade a 77 inch Oled tv for a pixel shifting projector with a color wheel! At the distance he's sitting in, that tv feel like he's looking at a theater screen!
Yes exactly I have a 46 degree viewing angle right now which is more than thx recommended! The quality of the OLED is so good I feel I would be dissatisfied with anything less than the JVC N7 or the like
The usual rule for best image quality and visual area ( without moving your head from one corner to other to see the faces on extreme ends of the screen) is 10” screen at 1 ft of distance.
If you get a 100 inch screen then your best seat should be 10 feet away from the screen. Please google this info before jumping into a bigger screen.
I really love the set up, I would move the two seats just a little more to the back...
It's an awesome set up dude, I guess if it was mine, I might use those other 2 channels for Atmos instead of back surround.
My dedicated room is only slightly bigger than yours. Never had the space for a 5/7 seater. In my second iteration, I find myself perfecting the art of the single/double seat “intimate” experience and the image&sound hotspot for an audience of one.
I realized that 95% of the time, I was by myself watching movies so not having a bunch of empty seats around me couldn’t be that bad.
I set up a huge TV in the living room, for when I want to seat 3-7 people and my private-home-cinema is only for me+1.
Managing a wall-to-wall 130” screen and killer audio system in such a small space was nothing short of a balancing act but I got two experts to assist me and I believe it turned out fine.
:-)
WOW
Great set up, you have got everything I have in mine, except I have the R52C and using the R51m for sides, and R41m for surrounds, I have a pair of R41m's that i might use for atmos or 4x Polk OM3's and I have the 12in Sub
Keep up the good work.
Thank you!
Nice job. I'll be facing a similar challenge with a 9'10"x11'3" spare bedroom in a house we're having built. Happily, there is only a single window, and the door swing is confined within an entryway to the side of the room, so I'll have a bit more space to work with.
That's a nice little setup. I'm starting to put together something similar-ish. I've got the sony str-dh590, r-820f towers, r-12sw sub ($229 on amazon right now), and a samsung 60" all just sitting in my office waiting to be used. I still need to get the rear speakers, center speaker and a blue ray/4k player. Klipsch is coming out with an entirely new reference line this month or next...so there will be good deals on the current line if you are looking to change anything up.
Thanks for watching and that’s awesome! Welcome into the home audio club lol. Sounds like some nice gear. I am also very interested in seeing what Klipsch will offer with their updated line
Nice setup
My home theater is in a slightly bigger room, so I enjoy seeing other small setups. Aside from adding Atmos speakers (e.g., SVS Prime Elevation speakers you can mount at the top of the wall, rather than the ceiling), my main recommendation would be eliminating (light) reflections in that room. I have an 83-inch Sony A90J in a pitch black room; the first time I blacked out a room with an OLED TV, I knew I could never watch anything any other way. I literally can’t bear to watch stuff for serious viewing if I can see anything other than the screen in the room. You wouldn’t need to do too much work for this room. You can just get blackout curtains for both windows and 2 black velvet backdrops for the side walls. I guarantee you this makes any home theater feel so much more immersive. Also, if you don’t want to add/change subwoofers, you can add a HoverEze or bass shakers so you can feel the impact from the LFE channel. Thanks for sharing your space with us!
Thanks for the video and for showing what can be done in a small room (congratulations).
Do you have measurements made with REW?
It is simple curiosity to see the acoustics of the room.
My advice is if you can put more treatment for the lower frequencies and make the panels thicker, if you can at least 20 cm.
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Greetings
Thanks so much for posting this. This is amazing and in mid-sized homes in India this is the only spare room one can even think of having as an HT. I keep reading that for small rooms 2 subs and floorstanders are overkill and a good 5.1(.2) set up is more than adequate with bookshelf speakers..
How are the volume levels with such high output speakers? Does it get too much / too overwhelming from a practical perspective?
Thanks again!
Nice little set-up..interesting to see that the 77 inch tv does not look that big..do you get that immersive feel when watching ?
Very nice setup - did you DIY build your absorbers with 24x48x3.5-inch rockwool or Owens Corning 703?
I have that same receiver with a 5.2.2 setup and it’s been great. The only thing it’s really lacking is HDMI 2.1