Woah, this theater is incredible 😲. I love the design of the lighting and the automatic shades. and the rack hidden in the cabinet is a really nice idea. Great job
Just (back)ordered an MRX740 from you guys today, excited to start my home theater journey. 😁 These Anthem AV Receivers look to be a great starting point, and will help encourage more hard work to one day piece it all together! Thanks for the informative and entertaining videos!
Thank you so much for sharing these great home theaters AND for all the tuning tips along the way. I plan on starting my home theater build soon and will certainly buy some products from you guys to pay back a little for all of the information you share!
My friend got me this for Christmas and I finally opened it. I loved it! Plan on using it for photoshoots and movie nights with my family. The brightness is a bit low though so just be on the lookout for that but managing it is very easy.
How did you get the second zone of video without losing surround sound in the theater? Every AVR I've looked at either drops the resolution of both displays if one isn't 4K and/or drops the audio down to stereo for both zones when running the second zone.
Great question, there is a 4K video distribution system in the home feeding all the TV's and the theater. So you can choose the incoming 4K source from the system in any or all rooms and have the same thing playing. Thanks for watching
@@AudioAdvice I wish they had quiet rock when I built my theater on the back of my house I had to use dynamat underneath the walls and the floor. Sill worked put great though.
What type of extenders are you using to send video to the projector over CAT6 without jeopardizing the bit for bit video quality coming from the Kaleidescape?
Awesome video as usual. You mentioned acoustic treatment, did you mean only absorption panels cover the walls or also include some diffuser as well? If so, where did you place them?
Thanks, we normally use a combination of absorption, partial hard side panels with absorption (like the Kinetics TAD panels), and diffusors. Where they go depends on the layout.
Excellent video - just curious (and I don't think it was mentioned), where did the subs wind up? Are the in front or sides and where are they in those particular walls? I am looking at springing for in-wall subs just to reduce the clutter. Need to figure out what I need to do to get them in there. Thanks!
Thanks very much! Both subs are in the front wall towards the corners for as much room gain as possible. The Anthem took out any peaks. There are many choices for multiple sub locations. Often, with in walls, it will depend on your stud bays and room you have. Most good inwall subwoofers like these have a very large back box that can take 5-6 ft of vertical space in the stud bay, which might be where you want to put an inwall surround speaker. Here is the link to our article www.audioadvice.com/videos-reviews/home-theater-subwoofer-placement-options/
Great videos and very detailed. Appreciate if you can dedicate a video detailing the construction especially with this type of scenario with a bedroom next room. Keep it up guys...
Scott, that theater is sick! Love the lighting and connectivity. There is so much thought that goes into the build and it’s apparent that your team leaves nothing to chance. Quick question(s): how close is the front row to the 144” screen? Is the sound optimized for the 2nd row of seats? When figuring out those distances, do you use SMPTE recommendations, work with the space you have, or a little of both? I’m curious to see how how you determined screen size and seating distance for that room. Thank you!
Thanks so much! We normally ask the client where they like to sit in a theater, then use our home theater design tool to determine the optimum screen size for their tastes. Some people like to sit towards the front of a commercial cinema while others prefer the back row. If they near one of our stores, we can even have them come in and get a feel for what those different field of visions look like to them. The front row in this one from the eyes is about 10' to the screen which is about a 52 degree viewing angle. Many people these days are opting for that ratio as projector resolution has increased. Thanks for watching and commenting
This looks like my dream Home Theater. Fantastic video and detail!! Can you please let me know how far is the first row seating from the screen? I have a 17 x 14 feet room in my unfinished basement and can't decide on what is the biggest screen I can go with. Thank you!
hi. this is an awesome looking theater. Love the panels on wall. It looks like the app in your site where you can design the theater room. Black walls with LED lights. I know you can't give specific numbers, but what would something like that cost to do in a similiar sized room as this one? Approximately parts and labor? (for wall acoustic/diffusor panels and fabric). thank you
Thanks, we really appreciate it. We list most of the gear on the written review you can find here www.audioadvice.com/videos-reviews/contemporary-7-2-4-home-theater-tour/ Thanks for watching
Dolby Atmos for the home actually can be up to 32 channels. You just need a very premium surround sound processor that can do that many channels. There are only a handful and they are all abor 20K. Some brands do allow up to 6 Atmos speakers though, which would get you 5.1.6 if you wanted. Thanks for watching
I am building a new home and have been working with Nick on my home theater design. You guys have been great. Unfortunately I live on the west coast so I can’t have you guys build it too. I’m really interested in the acoustic panels and LEDs that you used for this theater. Could you send me a link?
Nick is great, you will get an excellent outcome! The LED are channels and strips from Novaflex www.novaflexled.com/ The panels were custom made on site by a local fabricator we use. The insides are Kinetics. They do have a lot of local fabricators, once we get going we could have them refer one for your area. Thanks for watching
Great job guys. Just one question.... Is there absolutely no sound transmitted to the bedroom when playing at reference level? I would find it difficult to believe unless the theatre room was built as a room....In a room. Just asking because I do theatre construction as a living and have quite a few years of experience in this topic. Audio advice...your definitely one of the best companies in the U.S. 😁
No, that would not have been possible unless we built a room within a room. The idea was to go for the 80/20 rule and get the most value. Thanks for watching
Nice home cinema room. But unfortunately poor placement of the front left and right in-wall speakers. Anthony Grimani and the top home cinema guys use slanted wall corners. So the front left and right in-wall's are toed in facing the listening positions like you do with regular speakers for movies. This gives a much better sound quality from the front left and right speakers. This home cinema sacrificed some sound quality for instead fitting a larger projector screen in the available room size. Always some comprises no matter how large the budget is.
Yes, when you have a huge room that is a good way to go, but when the door is right by the screen wall, it is impossible. This room is 12'7'" by 17'4" so there was not a lot of space to work with. When we have the ability to get 3-5 feet behind the screen wall, we do normally use in room speakers and toe them in some, depending on the speaker design and listening position. Thanks for watching and commenting.
It’s a great HT. But unfortunately not within most peoples reach or budget. Not to say you can always dream. Who knows, someday you just might pick the right numbers .
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Fantastic video! 👏
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful theater! Love the lighting & that the rack was integrated into the cabinet area!
Glad you liked it!
Woah, this theater is incredible 😲. I love the design of the lighting and the automatic shades. and the rack hidden in the cabinet is a really nice idea. Great job
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is a beautiful and very well thought out theater. I love the tips for setting the contrast and brightness levels.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching
Can't wait to see this theater! Looks super sweet!
Hope you enjoy it!
Bang up job on this theater. Great choices, particularly in the JL subs and finishes inside the space.
Thanks so much, we appreciate you watching and commenting
Wow just the thumbnail looks awesome! Can’t wait to watch tomorrow 😁
Just (back)ordered an MRX740 from you guys today, excited to start my home theater journey. 😁 These Anthem AV Receivers look to be a great starting point, and will help encourage more hard work to one day piece it all together! Thanks for the informative and entertaining videos!
Thanks very much, we appreciate your support!
Thank you so much for sharing these great home theaters AND for all the tuning tips along the way. I plan on starting my home theater build soon and will certainly buy some products from you guys to pay back a little for all of the information you share!
Thank you very much! We appreciate your support.
I would LOVE to spend a snow day in that room
Yes, a great way to spend the day, maybe watch Snow Piercer!
So cool, I like the automatic shade set for day/night!!!
Thanks!
My friend got me this for Christmas and I finally opened it. I loved it! Plan on using it for photoshoots and movie nights with my family. The brightness is a bit low though so just be on the lookout for that but managing it is very easy.
Nicely done. The image on the projector looks amazing!
Thanks very much! We reallly appreciate it
Wow! Love this Theater. Looks amazing.
Thanks very much, we appreciate you watching!
You guys install some great stuff and think outside the box. Awesome
Looks like an awesome theater. Can't wait!
thanks!
Very nice. One of the best yet I’ve seen by your team.
Wow, thanks! We appreciate you watching.
Spectacular build, just spectacular.
Thanks very much, glad you enjoyed it!
Great use of a small space! Love the equipment in the bar area.
Thanks!
How did you get the second zone of video without losing surround sound in the theater? Every AVR I've looked at either drops the resolution of both displays if one isn't 4K and/or drops the audio down to stereo for both zones when running the second zone.
Great question, there is a 4K video distribution system in the home feeding all the TV's and the theater. So you can choose the incoming 4K source from the system in any or all rooms and have the same thing playing. Thanks for watching
"Cowboys Eliminated from Playoffs" --- this video really is timeless! 😆 Great room, minimalistic and high performance.
Haha! Thanks!
As I thought, another GREAT information video! Great job gentlemen.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@AudioAdvice I wish they had quiet rock when I built my theater on the back of my house I had to use dynamat underneath the walls and the floor. Sill worked put great though.
Brilliant design and execution.
Glad you like it!
What type of extenders are you using to send video to the projector over CAT6 without jeopardizing the bit for bit video quality coming from the Kaleidescape?
AV Pro Edge, a very high end video company out of South Dakota. Thanks for watching
Nice setup, smartly done
Glad you liked it!
This is a truly incredible setup! If I ever get my money right!
Thanks for watching!
Woah what an incredible theater!!!
Thank you!
Great audio on the video loved it!
Glad to hear it!
Which acoustic fabric have you used for the wall coverings, I like the texture and the color of the fabric
The panels were done by Kinetics. They have hundreds of fabric choices. Thanks for watching
Love how you guys hid the AV rack, that is a super nice touch!
Thanks, that was pretty cool! Thanks for watching and commenting
Audio Advice....awesome work....Hope one day to get you guys to work on my dream home theater
We look forward to helping you! Thanks for watching
Looking forward to see this
It will be pretty cool!
@@AudioAdvice Looking forward to video #2 on this install
Great build. I would never leave the house. lol.
You and me both! Thanks for watching
Great looking theater and home automation.
Thank you very much!
Amazing!
Thanks!
Awesome video as usual. You mentioned acoustic treatment, did you mean only absorption panels cover the walls or also include some diffuser as well? If so, where did you place them?
Thanks, we normally use a combination of absorption, partial hard side panels with absorption (like the Kinetics TAD panels), and diffusors. Where they go depends on the layout.
How do u guys choose the brand? Last video was jbl. Does it really even matter at thus point?
Good question. It's a matter of what fits best for the application, budget, and the listening preference of the customer. Thanks for watching
Great build. What theater Seats are in this room?
Thank you, the seats are here www.audioadvice.com/revolution-home-theater-seating Thanks for watching
amazing job. as usual
Thanks very much!
Excellent video - just curious (and I don't think it was mentioned), where did the subs wind up? Are the in front or sides and where are they in those particular walls? I am looking at springing for in-wall subs just to reduce the clutter. Need to figure out what I need to do to get them in there. Thanks!
Thanks very much! Both subs are in the front wall towards the corners for as much room gain as possible. The Anthem took out any peaks. There are many choices for multiple sub locations. Often, with in walls, it will depend on your stud bays and room you have. Most good inwall subwoofers like these have a very large back box that can take 5-6 ft of vertical space in the stud bay, which might be where you want to put an inwall surround speaker. Here is the link to our article www.audioadvice.com/videos-reviews/home-theater-subwoofer-placement-options/
Great videos and very detailed. Appreciate if you can dedicate a video detailing the construction especially with this type of scenario with a bedroom next room. Keep it up guys...
Thank you. We will see if we can capture something like that in the future. We appreciate you commenting!
Dope video and great work!
Thanks so much! We appreciate your comments
Scott, that theater is sick! Love the lighting and connectivity. There is so much thought that goes into the build and it’s apparent that your team leaves nothing to chance.
Quick question(s): how close is the front row to the 144” screen? Is the sound optimized for the 2nd row of seats? When figuring out those distances, do you use SMPTE recommendations, work with the space you have, or a little of both? I’m curious to see how how you determined screen size and seating distance for that room.
Thank you!
Thanks so much! We normally ask the client where they like to sit in a theater, then use our home theater design tool to determine the optimum screen size for their tastes. Some people like to sit towards the front of a commercial cinema while others prefer the back row. If they near one of our stores, we can even have them come in and get a feel for what those different field of visions look like to them. The front row in this one from the eyes is about 10' to the screen which is about a 52 degree viewing angle. Many people these days are opting for that ratio as projector resolution has increased. Thanks for watching and commenting
Would it be overkill to do a similar speaker set up in a living room/den?
Not at all, we have done that many times. Thanks for watching
looks awesome nice work ..
We really appreciate it. Thanks for watching
Looks like a very cool room.
Yes, it is
Very nice...and thank you for including the screen size. Drives me nuts when theater tours don't mention the screen size.
Great point, we always try to mention the screen size, thanks for watching
This looks like my dream Home Theater. Fantastic video and detail!! Can you please let me know how far is the first row seating from the screen? I have a 17 x 14 feet room in my unfinished basement and can't decide on what is the biggest screen I can go with. Thank you!
It is 10'. You will probably find this tool very helpful in designing your layout www.audioadvice.com/home-theater-design#designer Thanks for watching
hi. this is an awesome looking theater. Love the panels on wall. It looks like the app in your site where you can design the theater room. Black walls with LED lights. I know you can't give specific numbers, but what would something like that cost to do in a similiar sized room as this one? Approximately parts and labor? (for wall acoustic/diffusor panels and fabric). thank you
Thanks, we really appreciate it. We list most of the gear on the written review you can find here www.audioadvice.com/videos-reviews/contemporary-7-2-4-home-theater-tour/ Thanks for watching
Hi,
Is 5.1.7 also possible?
Dolby Atmos for the home actually can be up to 32 channels. You just need a very premium surround sound processor that can do that many channels. There are only a handful and they are all abor 20K. Some brands do allow up to 6 Atmos speakers though, which would get you 5.1.6 if you wanted. Thanks for watching
Sick build
Thanks very much!
Most perfect bro❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much 😀
I am building a new home and have been working with Nick on my home theater design. You guys have been great. Unfortunately I live on the west coast so I can’t have you guys build it too. I’m really interested in the acoustic panels and LEDs that you used for this theater. Could you send me a link?
Nick is great, you will get an excellent outcome! The LED are channels and strips from Novaflex www.novaflexled.com/ The panels were custom made on site by a local fabricator we use. The insides are Kinetics. They do have a lot of local fabricators, once we get going we could have them refer one for your area. Thanks for watching
Great Great Video, Keep doing what you are doing :)
Thanks very much! We appreciate you watching and commenting
Where can I find those led strip lights
Novaflex www.novaflexled.com/ We used their channels and tape lights Thanks for watching
"Kaleidescape is the best movie server in the world"
We totally agree! Thanks for watching
How much does it cost to build that theater?
We have a link to all of the gear used here www.audioadvice.com/videos-reviews/contemporary-7-2-4-home-theater-tour/ Thanks for watching
How much did it cost to set up this whole stuff?
We have the gear we used listed in the written article www.audioadvice.com/videos-reviews/contemporary-7-2-4-home-theater-tour/ Thanks for watching
Great job guys. Just one question....
Is there absolutely no sound transmitted to the bedroom when playing at reference level? I would find it difficult to believe unless the theatre room was built as a room....In a room. Just asking because I do theatre construction as a living and have quite a few years of experience in this topic. Audio advice...your definitely one of the best companies in the U.S. 😁
No, that would not have been possible unless we built a room within a room. The idea was to go for the 80/20 rule and get the most value. Thanks for watching
cost?
Check our website link in description for all the components used.
Always looking fowrd to the videos. I'd love to part of that team.
Thanks for the support! We’re always looking for passionate, talented folks to join our team! www.audioadvice.com/about/careers/
@@AudioAdvice yes sir already put in my Resume. .It's under Steve Potenziano.
用的是什么制作软件
What is the production software used
Which software are you referring to?
Awesome install and design! I love the white LED lights running vertically about an inch wide! Is the Stewart screen using a 1.5" border??
Thanks very much! Glad you liked it. We can't remember exactly, but Stewart can now go all the way down to a 3/4" border. Thanks for watching
I wish I could hire them
If you are in the US we can help you design a DIY system or if you are in the Carolinas or Virginia we probably do everything. Thanks for watching
Can you provide your service to me in India ?
Sorry, we are USA only. But we do appreciate you watching and commenting and subscribing to our channel!
If I wasn't still in the military, high end home theater installs would be my dream job. Are you all hiring?
We are always looking for passionate people. You can send your resume to jobs@audioadvice.com. Thanks for watching!
When the CEO is at your home you know its done right ✅
That is true! Thanks for watching
Nice home cinema room. But unfortunately poor placement of the front left and right in-wall speakers. Anthony Grimani and the top home cinema guys use slanted wall corners. So the front left and right in-wall's are toed in facing the listening positions like you do with regular speakers for movies.
This gives a much better sound quality from the front left and right speakers. This home cinema sacrificed some sound quality for instead fitting a larger projector screen in the available room size. Always some comprises no matter how large the budget is.
Yes, when you have a huge room that is a good way to go, but when the door is right by the screen wall, it is impossible. This room is 12'7'" by 17'4" so there was not a lot of space to work with. When we have the ability to get 3-5 feet behind the screen wall, we do normally use in room speakers and toe them in some, depending on the speaker design and listening position. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Your works are just fantastic, but your voice really make it hard for me to finish the whole video.
Thank you for watching
It’s a great HT. But unfortunately not within most peoples reach or budget. Not to say you can always dream. Who knows, someday you just might pick the right numbers .
Thanks for watching!
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○ Motorized Shades: audioadvice.io/motorshades
Please tell me where to buy those LED lights thank you
@@hddanman7263 The brand is Novaflex, we used their channels and tape lights with remote power supply
Hahaha I like those fake cabinets.