Screens always seem to appear smaller in videos. I also did a 110" screen with an 11' viewing distance and its perfect. Also the Dolby recommended distance. You build is REALLY well done I'm completely envious of your star ceiling. Nice work.
Another preference is to have the age wide enough to extend into and maybe the limit of your peripheral vision, which may be a wider viewing angle than Dolby specs. A matter of personal preference, ie sitting in the first row of a commercial theater vs middle or last row
Do you have any close ups of your projector mount and the vibration isolator, this is something I struggle with having 24” subwoofers. I tried to find something like this in the past and had no luck. I had no idea chief made this! I take it your using the chief mount also?
Dude that was an awesome video. Really enjoyed it. As a home theater guy for many years your detailed explanations and straight forward approach informative approach was outstanding. No BS it was full of info and very informative.
Such a Great idea and Build. Love the attention to detail. I do have some Questions. When you are watching a movie at the Level you enjoy. How much of the movie can you hear outside when the door is closed? Does it disturb your neighbors? OR does the Theater Shed do a Great Job keeping the sound in the room?
The extra steps I took to sound proof the shed really paid off. At high volume levels you can hear that something is going on inside the shed but just barely. Certainly not at a level that would bother anyone or even be noticed. In fact I've never had a neighbor ask about the shed nor ever complain about loud noises. Thanks for watching!
I was actually wondering if there were standardized viewing angles for screens when I went to the cinema last month, thanks for answering that question :D really cool how so much thought went into this project and it really shows with how it came out in the end. Good job!
Amazing room! With your skills you could easily build an electric masking system for far less than $10k. I built mine with a roller shade motor for a 100 inch screen for under $500. It’s on here somewhere…
That xbox is going to heat up real quickly without space on the top for the fan to work properly. Otherwise that's an awesome build, I like the way yo explain everything so can get ideas
And I need some advice, doing a new build from scratch in a unfinished basement. Have most of the audio gear, some nice stuff mostly, Marantz, NHT, Definitive Tech., transiting my living room setup to this new home. My biggest limitation is going to be the 6' 6" ceiling. You would have to duck. And my first venture into projection instead of big conventional TV's. I'm thinking I need to go UST because of the ceiling height, etc. great VID!
Yea, the UST route would be a good idea for you. That is a low ceiling height for sure. Even sitting dow I think my head would block the projector if you did a ceiling mounted one. haha
This is absolutely beautiful man. Ignore comments about screen being too small. Those are the people who think it’s always better to to always just go with the biggest screen even when it does not fit their room.
@@MANSHED You’re welcome man. Enjoy your theater. 😊 Just bought my very first home last year and I’m in the planning stages of building my very first dedicated home theater in my basement. However materials cost these days is putting a damper on things. Will get there eventually though.
ManShed, great video! I have a media room almost the same size, where is the link for where you DIY your Acoustic Panels, I really want GIK panels but they are kind of expensive but more than that they are 3 months or longer out on building/shipping! Can you post the link to the video where you build yours, I may go that route because yours look really great..........thx!
@@MANSHED well I know 65k subs on youtube a video or 2 a month isn't even enough to do youtube full time. I've always wanted to to amazon and walmart stores. The problem Is I gotta learn on my own and lots of money. I mean the point of doing it is too make money but it takes alot of money too start. If I had that kind of money to start would mean I'm well off already so I wouldn't need to do it. Was thinking of shopify store since you don't put money out for products just advertising. It isn't like It used to be though so many people do it now its hard to make it and make a living doing it. My friend has a store year or two ago and his main product why people went there was this dumb flashlight that he paid 5 for. He sold it for 20 I think 5 for the product 5 ish for fb marketing and 10 profit. For 11 months that thing made him 6 figures by far. If I can get lucky like that that I'll take that money and than use it for the Walmart store. Also all the people who sell courses or charge to show you how to do it they show their earning on Instagram but people don't realize that money they are earning isn't from wbat they are teaching you its from people like me or them buying that course making them rich. That's what makes them rich not the stores. One day I'll find someone to help me without going broke paying for it.
@@MANSHED also I love the shed one day I wanna do that. The house we are looking at purchasing In Pennsylvania has a detached 2 car garage/workshop. I could use that or there Is also a 0.7 acre lot. It will take me years thought that shit is expensive. A good projector expensive your is like 8k to 10k . Linus tech tips reviewed a good 4k 120 hertz one that is 4k still expensive but better. Speakers are expensive but not too bad I like klipsh or svs. The receiver is what is expensive. I mean just that smart light switch thing you got is 500 bucks crazy. Mine might end up being 4 chairs 3 front 2 back abd 86 Incb oled tv cheaper. Sound bar idk Dolby atmos sound bar. Cheap theater
@@derekg2132 On TH-cam it’s not about how many subscribers you have but how many views you’re getting on your content and if you’re viewers are connecting with that content. However, TH-cam ad revenue it’s just a percentage of my gross business revenue. Affiliate marketing commissions and other online ventures are the primary source of income. There are honestly so many ways to generate income online and that is why I have my online mentorship program affiliate marketing pros which doesn’t really make a lot of money because I don’t charge a ton for the training information that I do in there because I would rather help people make more money than they spend and learn how to scale an online business. At the end of the day it all boils down to how passionate you are about making your goals a reality and how persistent you are each day in moving closer to that goal.
Do you guys have a Tucson home theater group? If not we should start one. I am in Tucson myself. About to close on my house and theres an external guest room I am planning to turn into a dedicated theater. (Though likely not as fancy as yours)
What's up Mike I don't know if you remember me but when you first posted this build I asked you so many questions about the shed theater and told you I was doing my own well its finished and I think it turned out pretty good its on Kpaceguy channel right now on his latest episode of subscribers showcase take a look at it tell me what you think
Outstanding Home Theater👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽 Congratulations 🍾🎈🎊🎉 Question: I’m having the same issue with vibration to the projector. Could you kindly tell me the vibration damper projector mount, please. It be so helpful. Once again, A Job We’ll done. 👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽
I just got mine seats and i cut the ziptie on the bottom lights and reposition them pointing down on the floor when i have them on and im recline they dont reflect on my 77" tv...
I luv me sum Man Shed Cinema hahaha. What’s the went with for the JVC? Also don’t see the link to the acoustic transparent material ? Did u go with GoM? Which version?
The JVC NX7 was the best I could get at the time. For a $9K projector it hasn’t disappointed for sure. The link is in the full description but yes, it is GoM from www.acoustimac.com/acoustic-insulation-materials/acoustically-transparent-fabric
Awesome setup, I don't wanna hate or anything but building a whole cinema in an extra room is a bit clunky and unnecessary. I personally like to have everything in one place. I have a living room with an open kitchen I have my couch and 65 inch tv horizontally. I use my projector vertically towards my windows and curtain from my kitchen, it totally fills up the whole space like a cinema. Hook up your laptop and TV soundbar and you're good to go! No drilling extra screens nothing.
has anyone done a small 3 chair home theater and buy good Quality dolby atmos headphones instead of all these speakers and sound deadening etc? i know the bass in cinema's u can actually feel in ur chest due to the air being pushed out but headphones might give a much cheaper option for people especially the 20-40yr old age range who are use to headphone wearing these days.
Definitely wrong on the screen size. Never in my time in the home theater hobby have I heard anyone talk about actually getting fatigue from going as a big as your room allows. If anything you are in the vast minority as far as you being technical about the "viewing angle".
I disagree! While screen size is important, his screen is big enough for the distance from it. Its about the sound experience also, not some crappy sound bar but a real home theater!
DYI Fiber Optic Star Ceiling | Home Theater Shed:
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I’ll never come close to achieving a build like this, but it’s so cool to see it all come together. Love the magnetic aspect ratio adjustments.
Someone should design a microwave that looks like a popcorn machine!
Amazing work, babe!! Proud of you.
The dogs are adorable. Thank you for sharing the tour of your home theater, I hope your family enjoys watching movies and spending time in there
I answered my question after searching the links you provided in the description.
You’ve just earned yourself a Subscription. Love what you’ve done!
Love it! I'm looking to build a TH-cam Studio office into a shed and this gives me some great ideas.
Glad it helped!
Screens always seem to appear smaller in videos. I also did a 110" screen with an 11' viewing distance and its perfect. Also the Dolby recommended distance. You build is REALLY well done I'm completely envious of your star ceiling. Nice work.
Another preference is to have the age wide enough to extend into and maybe the limit of your peripheral vision, which may be a wider viewing angle than Dolby specs.
A matter of personal preference, ie sitting in the first row of a commercial theater vs middle or last row
Amazing setup and inspiring. Im definitely taking notes so I can build my home theater in the future.
Thanks for watching Jalen and can’t wait for you to have one of your own. So worth it.
@@MANSHEDalso subbed to your channel too. Love your videos🔥 and happy easter!!!
Do you have any close ups of your projector mount and the vibration isolator, this is something I struggle with having 24” subwoofers. I tried to find something like this in the past and had no luck. I had no idea chief made this! I take it your using the chief mount also?
Impressive stuff mate, well documented and quality build!
Dude that was an awesome video. Really enjoyed it. As a home theater guy for many years your detailed explanations and straight forward approach informative approach was outstanding. No BS it was full of info and very informative.
Thank you Kevin! Appreciate the feedback and that you took the time to watch.
That is a very cool home theater I wish I had the money to build something like that
Maybe some day you will. 😉
@@MANSHED 👍👍
I live in Az. And I was wanting to make a 12x16 man cave/ Office. How did you get sponsors to sponsor your videos?
Pretty sick setup for a small theatre 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Man, that's beyond cool! Very impressive build and attention to detail. Congrats on your home theater!
Thank you Eric!
I can't wait to watch Goonies in this amazing theater!
Such a Great idea and Build. Love the attention to detail. I do have some Questions. When you are watching a movie at the Level you enjoy. How much of the movie can you hear outside when the door is closed? Does it disturb your neighbors? OR does the Theater Shed do a Great Job keeping the sound in the room?
The extra steps I took to sound proof the shed really paid off. At high volume levels you can hear that something is going on inside the shed but just barely. Certainly not at a level that would bother anyone or even be noticed. In fact I've never had a neighbor ask about the shed nor ever complain about loud noises. Thanks for watching!
Great question wanted to know this myself.
This is freakin awesome.
New Sub. Love what you've done. Also love that you did a lot of the build yourself.
Great job👌🏽
thank you Chevas!
Location of this shed theater?
Weather issues?
Heating, cooling handled in winter, summer?
Great video Mike!
Thank you, Steven!
Great tour and Ready Player One is my go to Atmos demo flick.
Mine too! I’ve see that first race scene so many times now. Never gets old. 😂
Hell can you come do a room in my fiancés mancave 😩 this is awesome
LOL, sure thing, I'll be right over. :)
@@MANSHED yaaaayyyyy 🥰🥰🥰
Great job...well done...love it..
An amazing room. Phenomenal job.
Thank you Don!
This is great work am sure the experience when watching a movie is amazing
Keep up
+ the details explanation is very helpfull
Thank you! Yes, it’s an amazing experience 😎
Awesome set up, what is your riser height and depth?
I was actually wondering if there were standardized viewing angles for screens when I went to the cinema last month, thanks for answering that question :D really cool how so much thought went into this project and it really shows with how it came out in the end. Good job!
I wish I was rich enough to make a home theater looks sick
What size Tuff Shed is this? Absolute awesome build!!
thank you! It is 20' X 14'
Great video! Thank you for sharing.
I like your shirt where do I buy one?
Cool, I bought it in Park City Utah at Pearl Izumi store.
It would be really cool if you could find spaces for your favorite movies posters
How did you manage internet for your theater? Wi-Fi or hard connection?
btw. those Atmos speakers are my favorites!
Amazing room! With your skills you could easily build an electric masking system for far less than $10k. I built mine with a roller shade motor for a 100 inch screen for under $500. It’s on here somewhere…
That’s awesome, yea I considered building my own automated masking and still might but not enough time during the build.
💥💣Thats amazing man..How much would it cost me.... from start to finish bro..?
How did you do the power for the shed? Did you hookup to your home circuit breaker?
That xbox is going to heat up real quickly without space on the top for the fan to work properly. Otherwise that's an awesome build, I like the way yo explain everything so can get ideas
Thank you, yea, I’ve now added another fan and moved the components around a bit.
Great room, Your rack, is in a similar position I might have to put mine, do you find the blinking lights distracting
And I need some advice, doing a new build from scratch in a unfinished basement. Have most of the audio gear, some nice stuff mostly, Marantz, NHT, Definitive Tech., transiting my living room setup to this new home. My biggest limitation is going to be the 6' 6" ceiling. You would have to duck. And my first venture into projection instead of big conventional TV's. I'm thinking I need to go UST because of the ceiling height, etc. great VID!
Yea, the UST route would be a good idea for you. That is a low ceiling height for sure. Even sitting dow I think my head would block the projector if you did a ceiling mounted one. haha
Great video!
Thank you Mark!
I am really waiting for part 2 😀
Upgrades are coming soon for sure 😂
If I had this I'd be like Howard Hughes.
Awesome theatre.
thank you so much
This is absolutely beautiful man. Ignore comments about screen being too small. Those are the people who think it’s always better to to always just go with the biggest screen even when it does not fit their room.
Agreed, and I get everyone has their own "wish" list even if it's not according to a balanced theater. Thanks for watching P F
@@MANSHED You’re welcome man. Enjoy your theater. 😊 Just bought my very first home last year and I’m in the planning stages of building my very first dedicated home theater in my basement. However materials cost these days is putting a damper on things. Will get there eventually though.
How much does installing this usually cost? Including all the equipments.
ManShed, great video! I have a media room almost the same size, where is the link for where you DIY your Acoustic Panels, I really want GIK panels but they are kind of expensive but more than that they are 3 months or longer out on building/shipping! Can you post the link to the video where you build yours, I may go that route because yours look really great..........thx!
very nice! enjoy!
What do you do for a living? Projector alone is lime 10gs
I'm a full-time TH-cam Content Creator and Affiliate Marketer.
@@MANSHED well I know 65k subs on youtube a video or 2 a month isn't even enough to do youtube full time. I've always wanted to to amazon and walmart stores. The problem Is I gotta learn on my own and lots of money. I mean the point of doing it is too make money but it takes alot of money too start. If I had that kind of money to start would mean I'm well off already so I wouldn't need to do it. Was thinking of shopify store since you don't put money out for products just advertising. It isn't like It used to be though so many people do it now its hard to make it and make a living doing it. My friend has a store year or two ago and his main product why people went there was this dumb flashlight that he paid 5 for. He sold it for 20 I think 5 for the product 5 ish for fb marketing and 10 profit. For 11 months that thing made him 6 figures by far. If I can get lucky like that that I'll take that money and than use it for the Walmart store. Also all the people who sell courses or charge to show you how to do it they show their earning on Instagram but people don't realize that money they are earning isn't from wbat they are teaching you its from people like me or them buying that course making them rich. That's what makes them rich not the stores. One day I'll find someone to help me without going broke paying for it.
@@MANSHED also I love the shed one day I wanna do that. The house we are looking at purchasing In Pennsylvania has a detached 2 car garage/workshop. I could use that or there Is also a 0.7 acre lot. It will take me years thought that shit is expensive. A good projector expensive your is like 8k to 10k . Linus tech tips reviewed a good 4k 120 hertz one that is 4k still expensive but better. Speakers are expensive but not too bad I like klipsh or svs. The receiver is what is expensive. I mean just that smart light switch thing you got is 500 bucks crazy. Mine might end up being 4 chairs 3 front 2 back abd 86 Incb oled tv cheaper. Sound bar idk Dolby atmos sound bar. Cheap theater
@@derekg2132 On TH-cam it’s not about how many subscribers you have but how many views you’re getting on your content and if you’re viewers are connecting with that content. However, TH-cam ad revenue it’s just a percentage of my gross business revenue. Affiliate marketing commissions and other online ventures are the primary source of income. There are honestly so many ways to generate income online and that is why I have my online mentorship program affiliate marketing pros which doesn’t really make a lot of money because I don’t charge a ton for the training information that I do in there because I would rather help people make more money than they spend and learn how to scale an online business. At the end of the day it all boils down to how passionate you are about making your goals a reality and how persistent you are each day in moving closer to that goal.
$10k projector! Daaaamn
Do you guys have a Tucson home theater group? If not we should start one. I am in Tucson myself. About to close on my house and theres an external guest room I am planning to turn into a dedicated theater. (Though likely not as fancy as yours)
This is amazing.
thank you!
Hi, do you have a link to the anti vibration mount for the projector? Thanks and good job!
here you go: www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/351596-REG/Chief_CMA347_CMA_347_Projector_Vibration_Isolator.html
What's up Mike I don't know if you remember me but when you first posted this build I asked you so many questions about the shed theater and told you I was doing my own well its finished and I think it turned out pretty good its on Kpaceguy channel right now on his latest episode of subscribers showcase take a look at it tell me what you think
awesome Mo! I do remember and glad you got it done. I will go checkout the video for sure.
Cool theater
Do you have a complete build sheet for us who would like to build this?
that's brand new sheet rock, are the walls and ceiling not smooth a design element ?
Outstanding Home Theater👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽
Congratulations 🍾🎈🎊🎉
Question: I’m having the same issue with vibration to the projector. Could you kindly tell me the vibration damper projector mount, please. It be so helpful.
Once again, A Job We’ll done. 👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽
Thank you for watching! This is the mount amzn.to/3vqOEtv
The vibration isolator is the Chief CMA-347 Projector Vibration Isolator.
@@MANSHED
Thank You 😊 So much. I’m certainly going to invest in it.
Have a wonderful week!!!👊🏽😉👊🏽
@@Lbmwm3 you too!
how much did it cost for whole build?
the coolest build ever! great video aswell. kept me entertained all 20 mins😃
maybe an ignorant question from me here...but, are the texture on the walls by design or just a bad trowel job on the plaster wall ?
Love your room by the way. I had a dedicated cinema room as well befor, but we moved from that som Im currently building a new one in the new house
POPCORNMACHINE!!!
LOL I address the popcorn machine debate in the video :P
Matthew Lillard, is that you?! You kinda sorta look like him
That's a really nice room you have there as well bud, I like the rolls Royse ceiling quite a bit. Well done
Wat would be the total cost for something like this
About $65K
What was the total cost around $30,000?
What did you use to send signal to the speakers in the ceiling? The 7.2, receivers only have "surround" and "rear surround".
7 channel is Dolby Digital surround. Dolby Atmos 7.1.4 receivers have specific connections for height channels.
I just got mine seats and i cut the ziptie on the bottom lights and reposition them pointing down on the floor when i have them on and im recline they dont reflect on my 77" tv...
Can someone let me know the movie 6:19 please? It looked super cool
What fabric colors did you use on screen walls and side walls? Did you just paint ceiling black?
paint colors please?
👌
How much did the shed cost
I am actively trying to talk the wife into letting me put a "shed" in the backyard. I dream of having my own dedicated theater someday.
keep at it!
How wide are your columns and depth?
They are 15”x3.5”
What the name of the movie u had playing
Amazing job what was the cost of everything
About $65K with the shed.
@@MANSHED thats not bad at all
@@danielkennedy5210 yes it is. College money for 3 kids or a room to watch crappy Netflix original movies in.
@@zebunker College money for 3 kids??? My first year of college was $70K. you must be european lol
I luv me sum Man Shed Cinema hahaha. What’s the went with for the JVC? Also don’t see the link to the acoustic transparent material ? Did u go with GoM? Which version?
The JVC NX7 was the best I could get at the time. For a $9K projector it hasn’t disappointed for sure. The link is in the full description but yes, it is GoM from www.acoustimac.com/acoustic-insulation-materials/acoustically-transparent-fabric
@@MANSHED thats a sweet projector indeed. Which mount is that? And what’s the contraption you used to stabilize?
@@FrankieKennethL this is the mount amzn.to/3vqOEtv
The stabilizer is the Chief CMA-347 Projector Vibration Isolator.
@@MANSHED tyvm. 🙏🏽
Awesome setup, I don't wanna hate or anything but building a whole cinema in an extra room is a bit clunky and unnecessary. I personally like to have everything in one place. I have a living room with an open kitchen I have my couch and 65 inch tv horizontally. I use my projector vertically towards my windows and curtain from my kitchen, it totally fills up the whole space like a cinema. Hook up your laptop and TV soundbar and you're good to go! No drilling extra screens nothing.
Finally, someone who saw the value of using a microwave for popcorn, as opposed to a popcorn machine.
How much would this build cost ?
About $35,000 for the Theater Equipment and seats.
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Hello Over Gaming!
Shame the walls need a good skim
Bro just casually says he’s 6’ 7” and no one bats an eye 😳
LOL
Matthew Lillard's dad.
😂 Matthew Lillard is older than I am. I’m his younger brother. 😂
100k?
has anyone done a small 3 chair home theater and buy good Quality dolby atmos headphones instead of all these speakers and sound deadening etc? i know the bass in cinema's u can actually feel in ur chest due to the air being pushed out but headphones might give a much cheaper option for people especially the 20-40yr old age range who are use to headphone wearing these days.
i bet that costed a fortune to build
very annoying background music. Otherwise great video
👍🏻
Definitely wrong on the screen size. Never in my time in the home theater hobby have I heard anyone talk about actually getting fatigue from going as a big as your room allows.
If anything you are in the vast minority as far as you being technical about the "viewing angle".
Yes, that part is hilarious. Sounds like a deflection of reason.
I disagree! While screen size is important, his screen is big enough for the distance from it. Its about the sound experience also, not some crappy sound bar but a real home theater!
Microwave popcorn is disgusting. And it is bad for you. I don't know how it is legally sold, just get a hot air popper.