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My NEW Movie Room & Home Theater Tour!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ย. 2022
- After a long couple months of setup, it’s finally time to tour my new movie room and home theater setup!
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Just wanted to comment about the sword. You may not have to worry about it yet since your son is still a baby but think about bolting the sword to the wall so no one can take it.
Love the room tour btw.
Hey Jeff, what version of Barfly is that? I’ve been trying to get it on Blu-Ray since forever.
@@atudarden342 it’s from Imprint Films in Australia. Region free!
Hey Jeff, bought my BX last year and have been upgrading a lot of my films to 4k since then and purchasing new ones (always seek out an offer!), then found your channel this year. Just wanted to say it's been very helpful watching to decide what to buy and also really interesting, thanks for that.
I was going to ask you what equipment you have so those links are handy. Do you listen to music on your setup? I have a Denon x2000 in my computer room mainly for PC game audio and music (CDs ripped to flac) and it sounds great with a pair of Q Acoustics 2020. So if and when I eventually get proper separate speakers for the TV, i was thinking of similar - a Denon that supports HDMI 2/DV/HDR10 (I think around the x2200) and Q 3020 fronts, 3010 back.
Anyway, happy birthday, congrats on the move and hope you and your family are doing well. Take care.
Hey Jeff, where did you get that Halloween collection case? Is it part of the collection or custom made?
Is the TV mounted too high? I would recommend bringing that puppy down about 2 feet.
Upper third of the tv should ne eyelevel.
The tilt angle is equivalent to lower placement but still
This setup would make my neck hurt tbh :D
I just came to comment they exact same thing… TV looks waaaaay too high. I mean, if you’re neck doesn’t hurt afterwards then be my guest but my neck would kill after watching a long movie like Ten Commandments 😂
@@Optora. I assume he put it so high because he wanted the speakers up there & didn’t want the wires to be too visible
I also think that the TV is mounted too high.
The picture should be at eye level well sitting down.
Fantastic jeff...I would lower tv a bit though..brilliant room though 👌 I got the jaws poster...love it and obviously the film..👍Gazzz hammer buff
Hi Jeff, Awesome setup you have there. With the TV location - I would recommend getting it lower, it's generally best to have your eyes at about 1/4 To 1/3 up from the bottom of the screen, this will also let you have the centre speaker and tower speakers as close to the screen as possible for a better experience, at the moment you will be having dialogue and sound effects coming from well below the screen which wont line up with the picture in the best way.
Just my 2cents - have a great day.
Yes! #tvtoohigh
Love the passion!
I would just suggest much wider placement of the rear speakers and then aim them to the seats. You can expand your soundstage tremendously by doing that.
Looking great, just 2 things. TV is a bit too high so you might wanna bring that down to eye level. Also the speaker wire should be pretty easy to run through the walls which would ive an even cleaner room. Nitpicker observation would be the seats being all the way back and the surround speakers being directly above them which is not best.
But hey aside from those observations it’s looking awesome man, good going!
Looks phenomenal Jeff! Awesome collection and what a great room to escape the stresses of everyday life! We all need a dose of escapism sometimes! Have many happy years of viewing! Here's to 100,000 subscribers very soon!
Space looks great! You asked for suggestions, so mine would be to compromise some of the aesthetics of the viewing space to improve your audio in viewing experience. First is to move your seats forward off the back wall. You can get some custom movie poster sound absorption panels to help as well for behind the seats. It will help with clarity of sound. Also you really only need enough room in front of the seats for the recline. Added bonus will make your screen look bigger. Second is to put your rear surrounds on stands so tweeter is same level as your towers or depending on final placement just above the height of seat backs, put them to the rear corners of the layout and aim the tweeters to the seats. This will give you about 110 degrees and ideal 5 bed layer speaker layout. Third not spending a whole lot of extra money is moving the Elevation speakers to the side wall and the wall area opposite side of where the lightsaber is mounted and in line with new seat placement. Set your receiver to Top Middle. Your Atmos tracks will sound better. As an upgrade, leave the Elevation speakers where they are, get a second set to put on the back wall where your current surrounds are and upgrade your receiver to a 5.1.4 setup. Lastly is sub placement. It looks to be a place of convenience. Really experiment with placement to find the best spot. Ideally get a calibrated mic like UMik and the free REW software to get measurements to isolate the best spot. Considering you are now on a concrete floor I am sure you are missing out on some of the bass tactile feel you had at your old place. Time for tactile transducers like Crawsons. Everyone's tastes are different, but personally I consider your TV mounted a bit high for comfort and would lower that. From my perspective improving the the things the directly involve the movies like sound and video are the only ways you could improve the space. Everything else looks awesome. I, and I am sure many others, are envious of the collectibles you have that you can display.
Agreeded with everything you said I tried mentioning to Jeff correct setup conditions once before with no response.
The basements unfinished space would be a excellent opportunity to build a dedicated home cinema.
I've read through the comments and all are fantastic!! Which means you have a lot of work if/when you make the changes.
I'm just going to say what I did after I purchased my LG GX. I painted the room black. I have my TV on a wall mount that I am able to pull away from the wall several inches. I also added black ceiling tiles instead of the white ones. When watching movies, we do not see any black bars. The blend is amazing.
Nice setup! I'd say maybe try lowering the rear speakers about 2ft to around ear level to possibly get a more immersive sound bubble. If it works better where you have them you can always move them back!👍🏽
Wow, I didn't know about the metal Lazy Susan you can buy for those towers! I purchased the same one from Overstock and even worked with the shelf company to try to fix my issues once it wore down after about a year. I ended up getting rid of it, but it's good to know there's another way!
Loving the new room, and so pleased you’ve finally got the space to lay things out as you want. So pleased you went with the LG OLED - you’re obviously loving it (and rightly so). I’ve had mine since 2016 (still going strong) but can’t change it as it’s the last year that 3D OLEDs were made, and I have a lot of 3D disks still. Such a shame 3D no longer supported……. Hope you enjoy the journey with your new space and enjoy your new curated content - you’re so right, it does help mental health and I’ve also heavily curated my own collection recently. Great to see you’re getting on with the Reavon Disc player - I’m fortunate in having snagged one of the last Oppo 205s before Oppo exited the market - both great players! Have fun!
Awesome work Jeff! It always is a proud accomplishment to have and work on a movie room/ man cave. The hard work put into it is often overlooked by many when they see the final product. But the luxury and comfort is the reward. I just spent 4 hours doing cable management for my room yesterday! I can only imagine how long it took you to set up your entire room. Looks great, and you're happy and that's all that matters. Enjoy!!
The new setup looks amazing!! It's my dream to one day have this sort of set up!
You have space now. In the space where you have the low shelving and collectors editions you can put a decent projector screen. Move the seating in front of it and build a stage for a second row. The back unfinished room with the heater could be perfect for all your movies and office. Have a dedicated theatre with a projection setup and another room for all the media. Just a thought.
You could fit a 77-inch easily into that space. It's only about 64 inches across. I would bring the TV down some. Relocate Freddy and Myers's heads. On-wall front svs elevation is great, just make sure to measure at least a 30-degree angle toward MLP. I would move those rear speakers off the wall and see if you can position them somehow to 90 degrees toward MLP at ear-level. One can go right on that DVD case. Those are the bed-layer speakers and they are best when positioned at ear listening level. If you just have .2 atmos those will give you a good image but ideally placing directly overhead would probably be optimal if you just stuck with 2 atmos channels. However, you won't get movement, but if you decide to add 2 more you can mount them up high to the side and point at 30 degrees and leave the front height speakers. Also, that would be sweet for an Auro 3d layout too as well. If your receiver has it. I love the DVD case with the posters. All in all enjoy it!
I love how he uses wire nails so he has no distractions while watching something, but there are full size Freddy and Jason heads staring at you from under the TV
I get a bit jealous when I see our American cousins houses. Man you have so much space in your properties! I mean in the uk our basements are cold, damp coal holes! We have to be mega rich to get this kind of spare space for our hobbies. I mean there was just more and more space through more and more doors. Great room though Jeff. I love your channel my man. When I watch even my missus says, “what does Jeff think!”
Looks really good! Maybe add a popcorn machine? Glad to see the room nearly 100% 👌
Excellent room, I like it! Great OLED too, I have the C1 which is great. Really happy with it. I'm also in the process of curating my collection too. Thank you for sharing your new room and the review.
I absolutely love this room. Looks amazing. Well done on making it look good and functional.
That Darth Vader lightsaber is incredible
Cool man. Happy for ya. Setting up gear in a new space can be very challenging and ultimately rewarding.
Great room! Hope I get there someday. I have one of those exact media towers and when I was assembling I noticed the plastic ring it spins with seemed very flimsy. I'm going to take your advice and replace it with a metal ring before the plastic one inevitably fails. Thanks for the tip.
Awesome room. I love videos like this that focus on smaller home theaters which aren't aiming to emulate an actual theater experience. Just a cozy place to sit back with loved ones and watch movies in together. That's what I'm striving for. I don't know why I kept sleeping on those rotating media cabinets for so long, but seeing them here has made me realize how awesome they are. I'll be moving soon, and I bet those cabinets will really come in handy and free up wall space for other goodies.
So awesome! It looks great. I hate moving but it is cool to get to set up a fresh new space. So happy for your new room and home.
Great movie room! Absolute gem in there : the signed The Thing poster, very nice.
That's a AWESOME collection physical format is the only way!
I love how you've organized everything! And I'm jealous of your collection but also feel I'll never have that many movies. With so many movies, it feels impossible to actually appreciate the collection in any meaningful sense. I just recently started collecting and I have about 200 movies and can probably think of another 200 - 300 I may want to get over the next few years. But if I watch 1 movie a week, that will be nearly 10 years of watching before I've just seen everything once. I just don't think it makes much sense to own more than 500 or maybe 1000 movies, but in a way it's building your own library that maybe you can lend to friends which is nice too.
Wowzers. Love the fact that you have put everything you have ever owned in plain sight to behold and wonder in amazement. It's like the Tomb of the Pharaohs with everything you ever loved and believed piled up high and within reach of your fingertips. Something the Smithsonian Library could learn from definitely. Keep up the incredible collection and amassment of stuff. Hats off to you for pulling it off and still maintaining your sanity.
I'm sitting in front of a 65" tv rn & man it's crazy how the camera plays tricks - yours looks like a 46" 😳
I see a projector movie theatre in the other room ✨😎✨
Sharpie in the poster at the bottom to make it fully black 👌⚡
Pop corn machine under the stairs 🤣😋🤌
So sick 🔥🍀🦁🍀🔥
Nice touch with the Kevin McHale jersey. I watched him back in the day and he was the most underrated low post big man in NBA history. Also love the Halloween and Jaws posters and those are two of my favorite movies off all time as well. Great use of the space you have there.
Congratulations! Awesome room! Love the efficient way you store so many movies.
Blooming heck Jeff, you’re SO close to your 100k subscribers Play Button! Keep going buddy!
Congrats man! Looks like you're enjoying every square inch of it as one should. It looks really good!
As a home theater enthusiast I would recommend a projector. Let me know if you ever think about it ill be glad to help
The kid will use this media room as a play pen ! So you'll have to secure some of this stuff - kids are so life changing ! This is a sweet set up though.
Very nice dedicated home-theatre room. Only tip is to consider a 4k projector from the aftermarket, instead of a bigger tv when that time comes. But very nice setup.😊
I like your room and home theater setup Jeff, it’s way better and cleaner than AVGN James Rolfe and Mike Matei’s room.
Thanks for the room tour, Jeff. Looks great! Once you get around to redoing that wall, I would suggest that you could put your posters in the stairway. That way, it creates a nice cinematic entryway for friends and guests you might bring down. What's happened with your 4K projector? With that dedicated basement space, I would have thought that you would go all out in creating a "true" big screen projector room. Maybe in the future?
You seem like a cool, grounded dude. Congrats on the new set up!
Awesome setup man! WHERE DID YOU GET THE HORROR BUSTS!!! I would love some stuff like that! HERES TO 100k!!!!
Epic space dude! Can hear how proud you are and deservedly so. Hope my set up looks this good some day
Awesome Man Cave ! Love how everything is well placed. Might borrow some ideas from this to add to mine. Great vid dude.
That room looks nice and cozy, I love it.
Love it! What a great setup, and you so richly deserve all of the success that your channel is bringing for you and your growing family. Like you've said, the channel has helped to make this move possible for you. Just know that we appreciate you as much as you appreciate your subscribers.
Thanks for the look at your new theatre room! Looks great! You have made the most out of that space! If you have that much outdoor space in your new home, maybe one day you can set up an outdoor projection setup for summer movie night parties.
Awesome tour. Things I noticed as a long time AV enthusiast and have some background in electrical design. I wouldn't place your 4K/Blu-ray player on-top or anything Infact on top of your receiver. The heat alone will play with internal temperatures of your player and might cause issues and your receiver is passively cooled and the top is heavily used to passively cool. The other thing that'll help if you not already on a list to do is use the T-bar grid 2x2 feet and buy some LED light fixtures 2x2 with high CRI rating like 90 or higher and get some dimmable if you can and can play around with placement but many free software to get the space between light fixtures for a even and comfortable light level that will make you double take your in a basement with such good lighting that is well dispersed.
So close to 100k! You deserve it! Thank you!
I'm jealous of your speaker setup. One day, when I get more room, I'll be able to stop using just a soundbar and subwoofer. But until then, that is what I am stuck with.
I wish I had a dedicated space like this! I'm kinda addicted to lighting currently, so I'd suggest adding Govee lighting to your space! You don't have to go crazy if that's not your thing, but Govee TV back lighting would be great, and can even get Govee bulbs for the can lighting to set the mood when watching movies.
Great space! Very clean and stored well! You earned every bit of it working all those hours , both jobs. Love it!
I'd always have a box under the stairs with things I wasn't going to keep, such as- looks like it might not make the shelf or for shipping out. Congrats! Happy working.
Love the basement! You can tell ya took your time to get everything well placed. Very organized and extremely clean. Thnx for the tour!
Very nice and cozy room but I agree with what most people are saying about the height of that TV. Not only is it too high but you got absolutely no separation in those height speakers. They should not be mounted right alongside the screen like that. Just lowering the TV about 2 feet will remedy most of your issues there.
Awesome room Jeff, this is like one of my dreams to have a room like this. My room now is kinda like this (Movies, Posters, and Merch) but not on this level. Keep doing what you're doing cause you're seriously one of my fav TH-camrs
Speaking from the experience of having a fairly expensive home theater in a basement for around a decade.... You may some day wish you put some hockey pucks, or sacrificial pieces of wood, under anything you really wouldn't like to replace in the event of a water issue. It _really_ doesn't take much of a leak to destroy stuff that is sitting on the floor. Especially a really slight leak that goes unnoticed for awhile. For me, this became a big issue because my equipment itself is fairly rare and collectible. I couldn't easily replace what was lost. 😔
Bravo Jeff! Love the new setup bud!
Congrats on the new casa and love room, Jeff! Looks great! 👍
Always loved the library look of having the entire collection flat against one wall, but those spinning media towers look damn good, love how compact they are
Amazing Room. Cant wait to do this with my Retro Gaming/ Hone Theater set up soon
Great Video! That’s awesome you’re in New England too! I just moved up here from Pittsburgh, Pa and I love it! Keep up the great content! Awesome Room!
Lots of work to get a new theatre setup. But always worth it! I wish I had an option like those disc towers!
Love that room done so much with the space.
I like it a lot!! I'm happy for you man, awesome cosy setup!
I love your media room. A big movie collector myself.
Congrats bro. You are living a dream life honestly ❤ bless you!
When you said you sit right there for all your videos, I laughed cause I imagined you sitting on the dog bed lol
Nice job. I’m hoping to set up a home theater one day. This gave me lots of ideas.
Simply adorable. Cheers brotha. Happy thanksgiving.
Room looks awesome Jeff!! Only recommendation I'd offer is on the rear surrounds. I've read from Dolby that the width should match your front left/right width(maybe it is). Since your seating is against the back wall, recommendation is to have them on the sides pointing at seating position above ear level. Give it a try! I believe the immersion will be very noticeable. Enjoy the new house and set up!
Awsome roo. But You have drop ceilings. You can run your speaker wire in the ceiling and then in the walls. Nice clean look.
you can still fit a bigger tv, move the couch forward and fit dolby atmos
The screen size/viewing distance ratio for a required 40 degree vision angle (for 4K) is 1.2. For HD (30 degree viewing angle), it's 1.6. So for a 77" screen, you can be at 77*1.6=123" distance from you screen for good immersion.
For my stairs down on the walls did dual rows or 11x17 frames with movie posters. That way get a lot more posters. Plus super easy to swap out the posters. Command strip hung. Can find good amount of 11x17 movie posters to fill in.
I sit about ten feet away from my 65" TV and it is heaps big enough. It's a great room mate.....well done.
Very cool space! 👏 Have fun!! 📽
Great setup, A nice practical workspace. It looks like you have a suspended ceiling, did you consider running your cables in wall and up through the ceiling to clean up the wires even more? I also never even realized you were a NE guy. Being in southern NH myself, it's nice to see a fellow theater enthusiast located in our modest area of the country.
I thought about it but decided against it. And yes southern NH here as well!
@@JeffRauseo Luckily, it's something you can do later since having your kind of ceiling makes it severely less invasive. My media room ceiling is stud and drywall, so I had to commit to one decision at the time. More work, but it was worth it. Now the only wires you see are the 2 inches where they come out of the boxes.
Awesome room. Love those Media Towers!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing! Enjoy in good health!
Awesome TV! I just ordered a 77” C2 for the family room (I have a 55” C1 in my bedroom) and I’m so hyped! My audio setup won’t be as good as yours though, I just got the LG S80QY 3.1.3 soundbar.
I would have the screen placed where your boutique blurays are currently, you could lower the TV and then have two rows of seats, and have better seperation for you LCR and rears, and flank the seating with the movie collection and memorabilia, it would also give you room to expand to a 7 speaker setup at ground level
Thanks for showing us round Jeff, your room definitely brings across your interests 😊
Not wanting to drill holes in walls either (at least for now having invested in a home theatre system for the first time), I similarly routed speaker wires round the edge of the room. I also tucked them under the carpet (avoiding the tack strip) to help hide them.
Like you, a 65in is honestly more than enough for our viewing distance, though of course there are handy guides with suggested sizes. I think Stop the FOMO did a nice guide a while back.
Good luck with the rest of the move!
Love the room it looks fantastic! Thanks for sharing 😊
Jeff, that room is awesome, congratulations. The house sounds fantastic too. I love American houses, particularly the basements, they are so big and perfect for hobby rooms. We just don't get that kind of set-up in most UK houses. Enjoy.
That´s paradise on earth Jeff, I wish some day I can have something like that too! Keep up the good work and thanks for all your videos! Greetings from Spain
"Justify to the wife" --lol that's the main thing for any man cave, including mine. Thanks for the sharing Jeff. I think you need a bigger screen though for a more theatrical experience, at least 75' to 85".
Ah, yes! The moment we've all been waiting for. I have to live vicariously through you, since Florida doesn't do basements.
Hey Jeff, Love the new room. Quick question, I have a LG OLED and a Denon receiver as well, do you suffer from audio lag and if so were you able to solve it?
The basement's unfinished area could be a excellent opportunity to build a dedicated home cinema for critical viewing and listening properly set up replicating artists intended experience.
Kick ass room!!! Great job💯 Getting close to 100K...👍
Great over-view Jeff. Do you have any moisture readings in the basement? I'm super happy you've had a successful move and have an improved Films at Home space.
I love that rotating tower!
The lg c2 is a good affordable oled for someone who can't afford a big boy tv like the qd oleds. It will give you a good taste of what oled can do.
Great job on the basement! That took a ton of work. Glad everything made it there in one piece. For those Media spinning towers, did you buy both of those lazy susan's or just one? Also, what screws did you use to fasten to the boards? Wouldn't the rear speakers be put better down towards your ears? Also, maybe paint the cable raceway the same color, that'd make it look cleaner.
Looking great! I was curious about the kids because you definitely want to protect your space and awesome items on the shelves. Looking forward to one day moving to a little bigger house with a dedicated theater room like this!
Have you ever tried a 0.5x short throw PROJECTOR? Fill THE ENTIRE WALL with picture, floor to ceiling, wall to wall? 280" is what I have. With the quality of projectors these days it is stunning in HD and 3D. That is the maximum home theater experience, far better than movie theaters, at the right viewing distance. Cheaper too.
New subscriber and thank you for your super relaxing videos. They are a moment of calm in a chaotic day!
Love it! Mine is similar (except I’m a Colorado sports fan) the only pain in the ass thing about having all this stuff is dusting it! Having yours in the basement probably helps with that.
Nice room. You’ve done a lot of work. I can imagine it will still take some time to get settled in
Looks amazing!!! Congrats man
Amazing setup, really organized.. those rotating towers are so cool. Your main movie collection section looks soo good. Great job on your movie room!!
Awesome video of your workplace/ home movie room cool video just in general I like this inspires me to want to make my room look much more like that one day and I definitely would love to see the updates cannot wait cool video again