you should swap that old projector now for a laser tv, much better picture and probably won't need to change much. believe me your awsome shed deserves a new laser tv
Adults should be afforded places as nice or nicer then parents to fix up then invite them over. Dont fall for this communial livings bs bc they underplanned
From the start, Ryan was very helpful and is continuing to be helpful about his th-cam.com/users/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 Plans . Also, they have answered all the questions I have asked & I got outstanding support from his My Shed Plans full package.
@@cmoore7821 Let's see there's rich people that have committed suicide and poor people that are still here and happy. Money can solve a lot of problems and create even bigger ones...but it can't buy happiness or love.
@@stevensmithjr9014 That's fine, but still doesn't change the fact that all this will still cost the same in the end, whether you paid or someone else paid for you ;)
@@cmoore7821 can money cure terminal cancer? at the end all that matters is health and family and know what you have , instead of don't. but i'm happy for any guy who can realize his dreams, no jealousy whatsover to rich people:)
If I ever buy a house without a basement or dedicated area for a theater, I will be doing this. Home theater outside the living area is super smart. You could watch a loud movie anytime and not bother the others in the home 👍🏻
Well if you decide to build one in your basement soundproofing is a must this eliminates the issue of disturbing everyone else in your home and your neighbors
@@AdamKaiser. my current theater has R31 insulation, double drywall and sound panels. The nice thing about the shed theater is it’s separate from the house.
I can’t believe how much work went into this mate and considering you hadn’t done anything like that before and you were designing and making stuff as you went along is super impressive. Bet you had a HUGE sense of achievement when it was finished. Awesome job well done, love from England ❤️
@@crunch9362 I had never built anything like this. When I was growing up my dad built our house and they helped him do that so I had some basic carpentry knowledge as a kid but I’ve never done anything on the scale when I did this project. I spent a lot of time on TH-cam watching other experts videos to figure out how to do it.
I have a much lower budget version of this in my home and every night I get the old “can you turn that down please, the kids are sleeping” from upstairs. I need to purchase a larger property and do this exact same thing. Very awesome!!
I built a home theatre room in my basement for the family to spend time. It got used 10 times in 5 years. Finally took it all down this summer and turned it into a gym. It gets used every day.
We use our home theater a few times a week now and I’ve already converted my home office into a home gym which rarely gets used. 😂 To each their own. 👍🏻
This is one of the coolest builds I've ever seen on TH-cam!! I love how technical and descriptive you were behind the step by step process!! It looks awesome and fantastic honestly!! I'm so glad this video was recommended to me!! Very cool to see this beast being built from the start to its finish and it is very functional and aesthetically pleasing!! AWESOME and INSANE and EPIC Home Theater!!
This is really impressive and practical. Think about it, you have sound isolation from the rest of the home and total control over your design. Awesome! Wish I could do something like that but I don't have the room for it.
This. Is. INSANE!!!!!!! I am blown away by this projects and the results! You should be so proud of what you have accomplished here!! I would be thrilled to build something like this myself one day
I never comment on this kind of stuff, but I wanted to stop in a say; Thank you for explaining everything you did and why. Right now I own a very small remodeling company but I'd love to be in similar shoes as you one day. I really appreciated you explaining every step from the sound proofing behind the screen to the vibration dampener on the projector. I also respect the "overkill" on some of the carpentry. Never hurts to "overproof"!
I did this in my living room. Sometimes I have the shades open and some neighbors have told me I have a huge tv! I use an Optoma laser projector that gives off a brilliant clear picture. I use a soundbar under the screen with surround sound speakers for audio.
@@j.jjr.6217 My point was that it doesn't matter if it's a shed or not. I wouldn't even know what they would even classify it as. I doubt they would just call it a storage shed...lol
We’re thinking about downsizing to a smaller house but I need room for my theater. I never thought about doing this but your video has really given me a lot more options about our next home. Thanks for the great idea.
I love going to the movies!! Even when I was a kid, every Sunday the family would watch a few movies. So, it became something we all loved to do and still do now. I love the idea of a home theater setup, like this! Makes me want to go out and build a giant shed and convert it into a movie theater! This to me is beyond cool!!
I love going to the movies!! Even when I was a kid, every Sunday the family would watch a few movies. So, it became something we all loved to do and still do now. I love the idea of a home theater setup, like this! Makes me want to go out and build a giant shed and convert it into a movie theater! This to me is beyond cool!!
This is the kind of cinema room we all dream off! Crazy how much goes into building it. You'll have to turn it into a private cinema and sell tickets to your neighbourhood!
Looks good. For future reference, the sheet rock needs to be about a 1/2” above the floor in case of water, no joints in line with the door. Have it split over the door if necessary. Opening and closing on the door will cause cracks on the seam from the stress.
I AM BLOWN AWAY MAN!! Easily one of the best examples of a Home Theatre I've ever seen. Watching the video, I can see the incredible hard work and love poured into this project and it's way better than some of the small screen multiplex rooms near me.The LED lighting gives it so much ambiance. What you guys have successfully built is a true escapism venue, MAGNIFICENT WORK !!
Man I love going to the theater and I'm blown away at your creation, this was super bomb bro. You can for sure turn this into a business! Amazing 👏 job👏
@@booshallmighty you seriously have no clue. When you have an extra $30K of your own money let me see you pull this off. 👍🏻 I’ll be waiting for your video.
@@booshallmighty please read my other response to you. You are very misinformed or did t actually watch my video. A lot of my own money and a lot of my solo hard work went into this project. Not sure where your negativity or minimizing of my efforts are coming from.
@@booshallmighty I’d love to see your project. I had to figure a lot out myself, too, as I had never built anything like this before or tackled a project of this scale. I too had to go to TH-cam a lot and through some trial and error come up with a lot of solutions to problem to pull this off. I believe it that you would have spent $15K as my out of pocket cost was easily $30K on this shed conversion even with the few sponsors.
@@ManShed OK Truce. You worked hard and by the sounds of it you felt the pain too and we can all use a little help. Look, we share a common interest. We love the sound of theater so much we decided to spend a ton of money to recreate the magic of the movies. I'm sorry if I sounded harsh and I take it back. You worked hard and you have somthing amazing. Credit to you and all involved.
This has to be the best start to finish theater build I've ever seen. Great room. I'd have gone with 6 seats so nobody's right next a speaker but perhaps you had capacity goals that trumped that. Also some diffusion might help with mid/high energy distribution since you only added absorption. Anyway, thanks for sharing your fantastic build loaded with high quality products. Lastly, I miss my Tucson.
*Pro Trick* Buy discounted rolls of COAXL cable. Yes, cable wire. It's used often in high dollar theater set ups. There will be zero cross talk. Zero interference. They are protected with that thick outer shell. It makes the absolute best speaker wire there is.
1. Light safe door 2. Theater popcorn. 3. Shoe and blanket rack (get comfy your at home) 4. Bathroom for intermission. 5. Theater poster art. 6. Movie trailer clips 7. Rack full of light sabers (you know why)
Great Job on your awesome build! Just came across this video and it brought back memories as I ruptured my patella tendon during my theater build! It slowed me down, but didn't stop me. I got er done and have been enjoying it for 13 years now!
What a video! I was glued and watched it till the end, I was absolutely intrigued by the thought process and the detailing that went behind this creation. You have earned a sub! Congratulations on a Fantastic job!! 🔥🔥🔥
"I want Valencia Theater Seating" - Steven Smith is working on my layout, and I'm getting ready to get to work on the build. Those seats look unbelievable!
Impressive. Most impressive. This is motivating me to replace the old, unsued shed on my property. Not a home theater but a motorcycle garage. Thanks for posting this. The theater looks AWESOME.
When building a studio, listening space or home theatre from scratch you can actually negate having to use acoustic panels at all. If you use high quality insulation in the walls like OC703 you can use acoustically transparent cloth (like you used to cover the speakers) to cover the entire walls rather than sheetrock, essentially turning all of your walls into acoustic panels. If you use cloth on the ceiling too and some sort of metal mesh to hold the insulation you can even turn your ceiling into a giant bass trap. Then instead of building absorption panels to hang on the walls, you can build diffusion panels to add diffused, controlled reflections back into the room so it doesn’t sound uncomfortable and borderline anechoic.
@@kiwibird8441 If it is installed correctly and fastened to the ceiling beams it will not rattle at all. The only possible acoustic issue would be resonance, but if there is acoustic insulation resting on the metal mesh that will absorb and mute any resonances. You could also just use extra wooden beams to hold the acoustic insulation in place if you are worried about metal rattling or resonating, but it will add more hard surfaces and therefor more reflections.
Kevin another option that is quick and easy and perfect for DIY - blackout curtains! I used red black out curtains on my back wall , dark gray on the two side walls until near the front I used black. The room sounded perfect!
This has always been my dream to have a Home Theater room with everything just like this ... I promise to myself will save money(lots of it) and one day i will make something like this of my own :)
Love it! Wish I could do this because it would fit in my yard, but living in South Florida and the possibility of hurricanes would be to much of a gamble since depending on where you live, insurance won't cover outside sheds.
We used to drive to a small town that had a drive in, then watch a scary movie and go back to the small camp site that we put up a small tent at about an hour before the show.
WOOOOOOOOOOW! What an EPIC theatre setup. Congratulation to you and all those who pitched in to make it a reality. I will shortly be starting my project in a converted (spare) double garage. Fancy a trip to Oz to give me a hand.?
Never thought of doing that, definitely doing something like this when I get older. This is way better then taking away a extra room in your house. Crazy smart idea, won't be surprised if more of these pop up.
just coming across this video now and you did an amazing job. Built myself a studio/gaming room and the green glue and dual drywall layer makes a HUGE difference. I can blast my music and you can BARELY hear anything on the outside
The only mistake I noticed was using long sleeves when using the power tool/ table saw (safety issue). Otherwise, very impressive project. This takes a lot of various skills to complete, great job.
Very nice Home Theater build! My wifes not gonna be happy I saw this! Would like to have something like this. My current "Home Theater" is Def Tech 7000s with a CLR2000 center channel, BPX1.2s on the sides, with Pro Monitor 1000s in the rear with 8 fifteen inch Eminence subs in an infinite baffle encloser driven by four Crown XTI 2000s. All Sony ES equipment a Samsung UHD 75", and lots of streaming devices like you have. Now i found someone who "showed me up", time to start designing something new! I love your project, and gives us all something to shoot for!
Absolutely stunning! Good job mate! So nice to see it built from scratch and how you got help and also did your own design to make thing fit. Love the colours, love the lighting and the way it's all controlled! Even the led lighting and the step you did.
I've never thought to do this! Excellent video except 1 thing. You spent a lot of time and attention to detail on the build, which is impressive. You've even got what looks like really high end speakers and subwoofers, then you decided to go subpar on the amplifier with an AVR instead of separates? Why? Why spend all that money to skimp on the sound right there? Do your system a massive upgrade and get rid of the AVR, get a pre-pro and external amplification. You'll NEVER regret it. Edit: both subs in 1 location will do nothing to help reduce room modes. Another missed opportunity was not using the rear riser space as another subwoofer enclosure. Multi sub in multiple locations will help smooth out the bass response.
And contractors say homeowners do half ass jobs. This guy went above and beyond in every aspect of this build. Very well done. Jack of all trades, master of none but better then a master of one. In this case you were a master of all the trades.
I think the theater setup is really great except....the screen is so small :( when you are sitting far back it's the same field of fiew as a phone in your hands. With a projector that powerful you should be able to have a floor to ceiling and wall to wall screen.
Sick! this is actually great idea, you can watch movies or listen music anytime of the day and without bothering anyone Wish I had enough space in my backyard…
Wow. This is getting recommended to us when there is a possibility for another lockdown. I am convinced that TH-cam recommendations can see the future.
Naw... Nice sized garage with tool boxes and a couple of car lifts a/c and heat and the den room would be the home theatre. Wouldn't mind going to ur house to chill turn some wrenches and watch an Adam Sandler movie in the basement theatre tho.
KUDOS to you and this amazing project!!! I made my guest house garage into an 18 seat theatre which had an older CRT ceiling mount projector, motorize 12’ screen and vintage theatre seats. Hung sound dampening curtains around the perimeter of the room. I had a karaoke pioneer LASER DISC PLAYER attached to a vintage entertainment center under the screen with newer high grade speakers and a 150 watt sub woofer. At the back of the room, i installed a 14” monitor so the singers could face the audience and still read the words to the song. NOTHING LIKE WHAT YOU DID, but after our theatre group performed, we would come to my place to watch the performance video make fun of our on stage faux pas!!! Maybe you can send helper nephew Mark from Texas out here to California to help me with future upcoming projects, looks like a well organized young man and hard worker!!! 👍👍👍BTW, when you said: “ALEXA TURN ON THEATRE”, my own bedroom alexa replied “sorry, I can’t find theatre”!,!, LOL....
The only reason he’d go for the projector instead of a 85inch OLED tv is if he was looking to install a 100/150 inch projector screen if he’s only installed a 70/80 inch projector screen , what was the point of buying such an expensive projector ?
I was thinking the same thing. A huge TV would have made for a way better picture than any projector could have given him. Guessing he was just thinking that it's a theater how you should do it like the theaters do. Who knows. Maybe he's finally come to his senses between then and now, heh.
Randomly came across this video, been wanting to do a similar shed/home theater for a while now. Likely going to do it later this year. I too live in Tucson so I am going to reference the heck out of this video. Looks amazing, inspired.
This is pretty epic! Well done! All the work that went into every detail is off the charts. This would be my permanent hangout no doubt about it as I love my movies lol!
I was thinking the same thing. My living room theater setup has some serious punch but my house and the interior screen wall are insulated and sealed well enough that even when pushing over 3000 watts at REALLY high volume you only hear a tiny bit of bass outside. It does vibrate the windows a tad though, lol.
Great job. Would be good to know more about the cost of the projector and sound system as the houses in England tend to be smaller than the USA. An outside sound insulated shed would be ideal. I already have a 16x12 summer house which currently stores my motorbike and my lounge is my home theater.
Anything over 200 sq ft here. Even if you build something that's right at or under you need them to sign off on where it is getting built. Freedom is an illusion.
New Shed build 2022! I turned a Boring Shed into an Epic Minecraft Gaming Cave: th-cam.com/video/YQpRU_LcrS0/w-d-xo.html
how big is the shed? like a 15x15 ?
you should swap that old projector now for a laser tv, much better picture and probably won't need to change much. believe me your awsome shed deserves a new laser tv
Adults should be afforded places as nice or nicer then parents to fix up then invite them over. Dont fall for this communial livings bs bc they underplanned
What was the size of the shed
@@renfroe11 20’x14’
This is the true definition of a home theater. Realistic portioned spaced and resembles an actual movie theater. Great job!
@Rob Arthur and?
@Rob Arthur Its quite spacious. Unlike for u who has Acromegaly.
@Rob Arthur They’re mentioning the style and modernized look. Nobody asked for the exact interior measurements of an actual movie theater 💀
From the start, Ryan was very helpful and is continuing to be helpful about his th-cam.com/users/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 Plans . Also, they have answered all the questions I have asked & I got outstanding support from his My Shed Plans full package.
Remember kids, money doesn't buy happiness.
It only buys everything that can make you and others happy.
Awesome build!
@@cmoore7821 Let's see there's rich people that have committed suicide and poor people that are still here and happy. Money can solve a lot of problems and create even bigger ones...but it can't buy happiness or love.
Most of this build was sponsored, so he didn’t spend as much as everyone thinks..
@@stevensmithjr9014 That's fine, but still doesn't change the fact that all this will still cost the same in the end, whether you paid or someone else paid for you ;)
@@cmoore7821 can money cure terminal cancer?
at the end all that matters is health and family and know what you have , instead of don't.
but i'm happy for any guy who can realize his dreams, no jealousy whatsover to rich people:)
@@TheMusikryder There's also plenty of unhappy poor people who commit suicide. Would you rather be rich and depressed, or poor and depressed?
This is my dream. To have a beautiful home cinema, to watch classics and show them to friends, relatives, and really recreate that cinema experience
If I ever buy a house without a basement or dedicated area for a theater, I will be doing this.
Home theater outside the living area is super smart. You could watch a loud movie anytime and not bother the others in the home 👍🏻
Well if you decide to build one in your basement soundproofing is a must this eliminates the issue of disturbing everyone else in your home and your neighbors
@@AdamKaiser. my current theater has R31 insulation, double drywall and sound panels.
The nice thing about the shed theater is it’s separate from the house.
Yeah, just the neighbors lol
@@apestabrook my neighbors are 80 ft away from the theater room. They tell me they rarely hear / feel the bass 😆 ( on good terms so far )
headphones exist
I can’t believe how much work went into this mate and considering you hadn’t done anything like that before and you were designing and making stuff as you went along is super impressive. Bet you had a HUGE sense of achievement when it was finished. Awesome job well done, love from England ❤️
absolutely I did! Felt really good. I'm so motivated by you guys that I'm starting 2 more shed conversion builds.
Yea I don’t believe he never did anything like that before. That was too skilled to just wing it.
@@crunch9362 I had never built anything like this. When I was growing up my dad built our house and they helped him do that so I had some basic carpentry knowledge as a kid but I’ve never done anything on the scale when I did this project. I spent a lot of time on TH-cam watching other experts videos to figure out how to do it.
@@ManShed do you have a link possibly to the model of shed that you used for the build? Looking to do something similar
@@RangerElite18 this was the base we started with: www.tuffshed.com/products/#/details/Premier%20PRO%20Ranch
Thats actually kind of nice, your house is your house, theater outside.
Exactly! No disturbing the house when the action starts. 😎
@@ManShed very very kool.
Seriously, you'd never bother anyone. Incredible idea
I have a much lower budget version of this in my home and every night I get the old “can you turn that down please, the kids are sleeping” from upstairs. I need to purchase a larger property and do this exact same thing. Very awesome!!
@@ManShed just the neighbors
It is insane the amount of effort this video took, from doing the work itself to the narration and the script. Wow man. Amazing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@ManShed are you pleased to share the rough estimate of the cost to build this? Love your design.
@@pastoremmanueledema yes, it was about $65,000.
I built a home theatre room in my basement for the family to spend time. It got used 10 times in 5 years. Finally took it all down this summer and turned it into a gym. It gets used every day.
We use our home theater a few times a week now and I’ve already converted my home office into a home gym which rarely gets used. 😂 To each their own. 👍🏻
This is one of the coolest builds I've ever seen on TH-cam!! I love how technical and descriptive you were behind the step by step process!! It looks awesome and fantastic honestly!! I'm so glad this video was recommended to me!! Very cool to see this beast being built from the start to its finish and it is very functional and aesthetically pleasing!! AWESOME and INSANE and EPIC Home Theater!!
This is really impressive and practical. Think about it, you have sound isolation from the rest of the home and total control over your design. Awesome! Wish I could do something like that but I don't have the room for it.
Yea it has really been working out great and we love having a theater to “go out to” right on our property.
It is the room for that.
This. Is. INSANE!!!!!!! I am blown away by this projects and the results! You should be so proud of what you have accomplished here!! I would be thrilled to build something like this myself one day
I never comment on this kind of stuff, but I wanted to stop in a say; Thank you for explaining everything you did and why. Right now I own a very small remodeling company but I'd love to be in similar shoes as you one day. I really appreciated you explaining every step from the sound proofing behind the screen to the vibration dampener on the projector. I also respect the "overkill" on some of the carpentry. Never hurts to "overproof"!
I appreciate that!
I did this in my living room. Sometimes I have the shades open and some neighbors have told me I have a huge tv! I use an Optoma laser projector that gives off a brilliant clear picture. I use a soundbar under the screen with surround sound speakers for audio.
Uncle 😀
Never thought about getting a shed to create a home theater, that's genius
not really. he'll get taxed on it. his realty taxes will go up.
@@BobRooney290
From a storage shed?? 🤣
It's like storing lawn equipment!! 😂
@@j.jjr.6217 doesn't matter. Everytime you add something or make your home nicer they penalize you by swooping in to steal more of your money.
@@charleshunt4354
I totally agree,
However it wouldn't be a groundbreaking difference, & it also adds value to your property! 👍
@@j.jjr.6217 My point was that it doesn't matter if it's a shed or not. I wouldn't even know what they would even classify it as. I doubt they would just call it a storage shed...lol
I'm literally exhausted. Hats off for being able to see this thru till the end. The final product is amazing!!!!
Thank you!
We’re thinking about downsizing to a smaller house but I need room for my theater. I never thought about doing this but your video has really given me a lot more options about our next home. Thanks for the great idea.
Why go for a smaller house?
@@unuks9731 that’s what old people do, just my wife and I and no need for five bedrooms and 6000sqft.
@@styner3 ye that's understandable i personally would always like additionel space
I love going to the movies!! Even when I was a kid, every Sunday the family would watch a few movies. So, it became something we all loved to do and still do now. I love the idea of a home theater setup, like this! Makes me want to go out and build a giant shed and convert it into a movie theater! This to me is beyond cool!!
All I can say is WOW!!! 🤩
Amazing Job Michael!!
I love going to the movies!! Even when I was a kid, every Sunday the family would watch a few movies. So, it became something we all loved to do and still do now. I love the idea of a home theater setup, like this! Makes me want to go out and build a giant shed and convert it into a movie theater! This to me is beyond cool!!
This is the kind of cinema room we all dream off! Crazy how much goes into building it. You'll have to turn it into a private cinema and sell tickets to your neighbourhood!
They are already asking. 😂
lol really- Do you dream of a Home Theater in a shed, I dont-
Looks good. For future reference, the sheet rock needs to be about a 1/2” above the floor in case of water, no joints in line with the door. Have it split over the door if necessary. Opening and closing on the door will cause cracks on the seam from the stress.
thanks, 1/4" above concrete is the standard here in very dry Tucson, AZ that's what I did.
@@ManShed oh, I didn’t notice that. Great work again!
For future reference.. shut your mouth Brian. He knows what he's doing.
@@bigricko311 for future reference, take your own advice.
@@kerontucker4488 Come on guys lol
Nobody would think of this. I would love to get one installed outside in the backyard. I love it.
That’s what I’m talking about!! Omg! The sound in that is gonna be awesome! 👍
I AM BLOWN AWAY MAN!! Easily one of the best examples of a Home Theatre I've ever seen. Watching the video, I can see the incredible hard work and love poured into this project and it's way better than some of the small screen multiplex rooms near me.The LED lighting gives it so much ambiance. What you guys have successfully built is a true escapism venue, MAGNIFICENT WORK !!
It's like watching my dream home theatre being created. Awesome job 👍😁
Glad you liked it!
I would spend my whole day and night There sleep eat and just run out to the toilets and showers and back in there Holidays there...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@ManShed what was the cost like 40k!?!?!?
@@matthewreed1078 close, it was about $65K total with the shed.
Man I love going to the theater and I'm blown away at your creation, this was super bomb bro. You can for sure turn this into a business! Amazing 👏 job👏
This is an absolute stunner of a DIY project. So much in depth explanation. Thank you so much for the vid.
Glad you liked it!
Title correction: "I built An Epic Dolby Atmos Home Theater...disguised as a shed. "
@@booshallmighty you seriously have no clue. When you have an extra $30K of your own money let me see you pull this off. 👍🏻 I’ll be waiting for your video.
@HJP007 true true
@@booshallmighty please read my other response to you. You are very misinformed or did t actually watch my video. A lot of my own money and a lot of my solo hard work went into this project. Not sure where your negativity or minimizing of my efforts are coming from.
@@booshallmighty I’d love to see your project. I had to figure a lot out myself, too, as I had never built anything like this before or tackled a project of this scale. I too had to go to TH-cam a lot and through some trial and error come up with a lot of solutions to problem to pull this off. I believe it that you would have spent $15K as my out of pocket cost was easily $30K on this shed conversion even with the few sponsors.
@@ManShed OK Truce. You worked hard and by the sounds of it you felt the pain too and we can all use a little help. Look, we share a common interest. We love the sound of theater so much we decided to spend a ton of money to recreate the magic of the movies. I'm sorry if I sounded harsh and I take it back. You worked hard and you have somthing amazing. Credit to you and all involved.
This is what you call a home theater, all the details and hardwork that went in to this payed off 100%.
Facts
This has to be the best start to finish theater build I've ever seen. Great room. I'd have gone with 6 seats so nobody's right next a speaker but perhaps you had capacity goals that trumped that. Also some diffusion might help with mid/high energy distribution since you only added absorption. Anyway, thanks for sharing your fantastic build loaded with high quality products. Lastly, I miss my Tucson.
*Pro Trick*
Buy discounted rolls of COAXL cable. Yes, cable wire.
It's used often in high dollar theater set ups. There will be zero cross talk.
Zero interference. They are protected with that thick outer shell.
It makes the absolute best speaker wire there is.
“I Want Valencia Theater Seats” My wife & I would love these Theater Seats!
holy cow!!!!! thats like the million dollar shed. its fantastic
1. Light safe door 2. Theater popcorn. 3. Shoe and blanket rack (get comfy your at home) 4. Bathroom for intermission. 5. Theater poster art. 6. Movie trailer clips 7. Rack full of light sabers (you know why)
I’m just blown away man! Whoa! Speechless and smiling 🤜🏼🤛🏼
Thanks Bro! Great meeting you this past weekend.
I’m blown away this Theater is so amazing
Thank you!
Actual title: how to build a professional grade home theater and spend a lot of money doing it.
Additionally: With the help of professional friends and sponsored discount products
65k for this quality of theater is actually not that bad.
@@blackbibletv in what world? You can by a whole damn house for just a little bit more and throw a projector at the wall 😂
Yeah I keep that money in my other purse
@@blackbibletv can think of better things to buy with 65k! lmfao!
SHORTCUTS: Wow that is something that is nowhere in your amazing work. Absolutely incredible from start to finish!!!
Great Job on your awesome build! Just came across this video and it brought back memories as I ruptured my patella tendon during my theater build! It slowed me down, but didn't stop me. I got er done and have been enjoying it for 13 years now!
that's awesome! I finally had knee surgery last year for my knee injury I got during this build but it was all worth it.
What a video! I was glued and watched it till the end, I was absolutely intrigued by the thought process and the detailing that went behind this creation. You have earned a sub! Congratulations on a Fantastic job!! 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you! Love the feedback. Glad you enjoyed it. More content like this coming very soon.
"I want Valencia Theater Seating" - Steven Smith is working on my layout, and I'm getting ready to get to work on the build. Those seats look unbelievable!
They are amaZingly comfortable. Steven Smith is VERY good. Glad you are using his services.
@@ManShed My wife just responded to my Facebook post to inform me I don’t have your $65k budget. 😂
@@AustinBrister 😂😆😂😆😂
I love it. On another note I never realised the different names America has for construction materials and etc, interesting to me, I'm from Aus
In Australia do they call Sheetrock wood?
@@slickdawg4634 like drywall? We call it gyprock usually
Impressive. Most impressive. This is motivating me to replace the old, unsued shed on my property. Not a home theater but a motorcycle garage. Thanks for posting this. The theater looks AWESOME.
thank you and glad it fueled some inspiration. 😎
When you’re a kid and loved legos, then you’re an adult and still love legos only they’re real life legos. This is freaking awesome!
Yh.
Oh how I miss the endless days of building with legos as a kid. I had a 4 drawer dresser full of legos growing up. Best toy ever.
Man thats beautiful... Give me a great idea for my unused shed Im cleaning out now...Wow
Anyone else thinks he didn't turn a boring shed into a theatre but build a home theatre from ground up
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With 65k I can build a whole home
My shed home theater was about 25k total. She'd, crane, conversion, and equipment install
That's what he literally did ?
My home theater screen is bigger.
This install is absolutely Brilliant welldone my man love it cheers 🍻 👏 ✌️ 👍 😀 😎
When building a studio, listening space or home theatre from scratch you can actually negate having to use acoustic panels at all. If you use high quality insulation in the walls like OC703 you can use acoustically transparent cloth (like you used to cover the speakers) to cover the entire walls rather than sheetrock, essentially turning all of your walls into acoustic panels. If you use cloth on the ceiling too and some sort of metal mesh to hold the insulation you can even turn your ceiling into a giant bass trap.
Then instead of building absorption panels to hang on the walls, you can build diffusion panels to add diffused, controlled reflections back into the room so it doesn’t sound uncomfortable and borderline anechoic.
@ Kevin I appreciate the feed back it really helps when I start building my own theater
Metal mesh would rattle too much
@@kiwibird8441 If it is installed correctly and fastened to the ceiling beams it will not rattle at all.
The only possible acoustic issue would be resonance, but if there is acoustic insulation resting on the metal mesh that will absorb and mute any resonances.
You could also just use extra wooden beams to hold the acoustic insulation in place if you are worried about metal rattling or resonating, but it will add more hard surfaces and therefor more reflections.
@@kebbinator it will rattle
Kevin another option that is quick and easy and perfect for DIY - blackout curtains! I used red black out curtains on my back wall , dark gray on the two side walls until near the front I used black. The room sounded perfect!
This has always been my dream to have a Home Theater room with everything just like this ...
I promise to myself will save money(lots of it) and one day i will make something like this of my own :)
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Please Salman khan ke movie mat dekhiyo. 😂
Same. Just didn't think it would've been so much of a technical hassle.
Man you guys are just wonderful I wish I was this smart and talented to do it myself great job.
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Thinking that you're not smart is wrong, just try, you can do anything, take a leap of faith my friend.
I award you the best golden charismatic stylish theater designer award!
I dont know how you got that many chairs in that tiny shed - its the freakin' Tardis of home theater ! Thanks for the video.
Love it! Wish I could do this because it would fit in my yard, but living in South Florida and the possibility of hurricanes would be to much of a gamble since depending on where you live, insurance won't cover outside sheds.
This is the prove that money can buy you happiness.
Money might not buy you happiness, but poverty will buy you nothing at all. ;)
It gets pretty normal pretty quickly
@@espenfarstad1697 thanks captain obvious. gtfo! lol
The prove is definitely in the pudding
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Oh my God, I have to pick my jaw up cause it just hit the floor. BEAUTIFUL. I don't have any other words to describe it, I'm super jealous bro!
Imagine watching a scary movie then having to walk back to the house
Lol, I can imagine that.
😂😂😂
We used to drive to a small town that had a drive in, then watch a scary movie and go back to the small camp site that we put up a small tent at about an hour before the show.
F*** round in spend the night
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This felt like a transformers movie at the start
Lol
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I love this idea. Throw a watch party with a couple of couples
And a few fews
And several severals
and more mores
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WOOOOOOOOOOW! What an EPIC theatre setup. Congratulation to you and all those who pitched in to make it a reality. I will shortly be starting my project in a converted (spare) double garage. Fancy a trip to Oz to give me a hand.?
Never thought of doing that, definitely doing something like this when I get older. This is way better then taking away a extra room in your house. Crazy smart idea, won't be surprised if more of these pop up.
I've had the idea for a home theatre in a shed for about 15 years now and I'm glad to see it work. Great job, sir!
just coming across this video now and you did an amazing job. Built myself a studio/gaming room and the green glue and dual drywall layer makes a HUGE difference. I can blast my music and you can BARELY hear anything on the outside
The only mistake I noticed was using long sleeves when using the power tool/ table saw (safety issue). Otherwise, very impressive project. This takes a lot of various skills to complete, great job.
Just found your page. I love this build. Absolutely amazing. This gives me hope for my house as the design is not great for a quality home theater.
Hey, Tucson! Neat 🙋🏻♀️
Hey hey 👋🏼
Can you help me build one? Amazing!
Very nice Home Theater build! My wifes not gonna be happy I saw this! Would like to have something like this. My current "Home Theater" is Def Tech 7000s with a CLR2000 center channel, BPX1.2s on the sides, with Pro Monitor 1000s in the rear with 8 fifteen inch Eminence subs in an infinite baffle encloser driven by four Crown XTI 2000s. All Sony ES equipment a Samsung UHD 75", and lots of streaming devices like you have.
Now i found someone who "showed me up", time to start designing something new!
I love your project, and gives us all something to shoot for!
Absolutely stunning! Good job mate! So nice to see it built from scratch and how you got help and also did your own design to make thing fit. Love the colours, love the lighting and the way it's all controlled! Even the led lighting and the step you did.
I've never thought to do this! Excellent video except 1 thing.
You spent a lot of time and attention to detail on the build, which is impressive. You've even got what looks like really high end speakers and subwoofers, then you decided to go subpar on the amplifier with an AVR instead of separates?
Why?
Why spend all that money to skimp on the sound right there?
Do your system a massive upgrade and get rid of the AVR, get a pre-pro and external amplification.
You'll NEVER regret it.
Edit: both subs in 1 location will do nothing to help reduce room modes. Another missed opportunity was not using the rear riser space as another subwoofer enclosure. Multi sub in multiple locations will help smooth out the bass response.
OMG THAT IS INSANE!! I'm extremely impressed. I wish I was inclined to work with my hands like that. It was utterly enjoyable watching this. Amazing
the whimsical music at the end that goes into final fantasy 7 sounding orchestra? 😂 love it, awesome job
nice! Thank you!
And contractors say homeowners do half ass jobs. This guy went above and beyond in every aspect of this build. Very well done. Jack of all trades, master of none but better then a master of one. In this case you were a master of all the trades.
I think the theater setup is really great except....the screen is so small :( when you are sitting far back it's the same field of fiew as a phone in your hands. With a projector that powerful you should be able to have a floor to ceiling and wall to wall screen.
Sick! this is actually great idea, you can watch movies or listen music anytime of the day and without bothering anyone Wish I had enough space in my backyard…
Wow. This is getting recommended to us when there is a possibility for another lockdown. I am convinced that TH-cam recommendations can see the future.
They just might!!
Man if I had this guys budget there would be a nice car in the garage, a good system in it, and a mediocre home theater in the basement
Naw... Nice sized garage with tool boxes and a couple of car lifts a/c and heat and the den room would be the home theatre. Wouldn't mind going to ur house to chill turn some wrenches and watch an Adam Sandler movie in the basement theatre tho.
KUDOS to you and this amazing project!!! I made my guest house garage into an 18 seat theatre which had an older CRT ceiling mount projector, motorize 12’ screen and vintage theatre seats. Hung sound dampening curtains around the perimeter of the room. I had a karaoke pioneer LASER DISC PLAYER attached to a vintage entertainment center under the screen with newer high grade speakers and a 150 watt sub woofer. At the back of the room, i installed a 14” monitor so the singers could face the audience and still read the words to the song. NOTHING LIKE WHAT YOU DID, but after our theatre group performed, we would come to my place to watch the performance video make fun of our on stage faux pas!!! Maybe you can send helper nephew Mark from Texas out here to California to help me with future upcoming projects, looks like a well organized young man and hard worker!!!
👍👍👍BTW, when you said: “ALEXA TURN ON THEATRE”, my own bedroom alexa replied “sorry, I can’t find theatre”!,!, LOL....
I like the idea of putting the Theater in a shed, so it’s separate from the rest of the house.
After spending a crazy night after CES 2024 I found myself watching this at 2am... this video really sucked me in! Nice job!
love it! CES 2024 was fun. Still wish there were more true innovative products.
The thought process and creativity is really admirable. This was legit ground up. Turned out AMAZING! 🔥🔥
7:24 Mark with the Danny Duncan shirt. Virginity Rocks! 😂😂
Excellent video, really informative, enjoyable and great result!
I mean Diet Root Beer and Mountain Dew?
What an awesome home theater design. Hats off to you Sir.
You can buy a Bravia 85" OLED tv at best buy for $4,000 and the picture quality is beyond movie theater level
... and he uses an XBOX for his 'ultra HD media player'. I really hope he's upgraded since then.
The only reason he’d go for the projector instead of a 85inch OLED tv is if he was looking to install a 100/150 inch projector screen if he’s only installed a 70/80 inch projector screen , what was the point of buying such an expensive projector ?
I was thinking the same thing. A huge TV would have made for a way better picture than any projector could have given him. Guessing he was just thinking that it's a theater how you should do it like the theaters do. Who knows. Maybe he's finally come to his senses between then and now, heh.
There is NO Sony 85” Oled……..
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Guess the 83” version is close enough
Randomly came across this video, been wanting to do a similar shed/home theater for a while now. Likely going to do it later this year. I too live in Tucson so I am going to reference the heck out of this video. Looks amazing, inspired.
I don't know why you're calling it a theatre. This would be my ideal bedroom!
It actually has enough space in there to put a nice queen size mattress. 😂
This is pretty epic! Well done! All the work that went into every detail is off the charts. This would be my permanent hangout no doubt about it as I love my movies lol!
One day ill have all of this and more
I wonder what having motivation is like.
Was literally thinking “this must be what it’s like to not have ADHD”😭
Need an outside hallway going to the front door so you wont get blasted with light everytime someone opens the door
Most people build their theatres inside the house. It's more secure and convenient too.
very well done. hope your still enjoying it years later!
Why not do complete sound proofed walls if you’re doing a build from scratch?
I was thinking the same thing. My living room theater setup has some serious punch but my house and the interior screen wall are insulated and sealed well enough that even when pushing over 3000 watts at REALLY high volume you only hear a tiny bit of bass outside. It does vibrate the windows a tad though, lol.
It'd be cool to have even a garage.. or a house
This dude is obviously ballin. Must make big money. Don’t worry you’re gonna get a house someday
Work hard play hard
Great job. Would be good to know more about the cost of the projector and sound system as the houses in England tend to be smaller than the USA. An outside sound insulated shed would be ideal. I already have a 16x12 summer house which currently stores my motorbike and my lounge is my home theater.
Those Valencia theater seats are a dream 👌, congrats on completing such an epic project!
Getting a permit to put a shed on your own property
The land of the free
Anything over 200 sq ft here. Even if you build something that's right at or under you need them to sign off on where it is getting built. Freedom is an illusion.
To add you will get penalized with higher property tax.
What was the total cost
Great question
Theres a reason he didnt say that😂
life sux disabled for 5 years and never gonna have money for that dream . but this is so nice