Had a Martin Logan system installed in my home theatre last year paid top dollar , fired the crew halfway through for not covering everything and then Ended up doing it all myself . I cannot believe that amount of money was spent and nothing was covered . Incredible
Compressed air or not, keep the equipment away from the construction dust until you can or fully wrapped up. Not cool, especially with someone else's equipment.
I was thinking the same thing. How can they they leave a $16K projector exposed to dust when there’s a lens susceptible to scratches plus dust will enter the interior when fans start working. If I was the owner, I would be pissed!
I guess we are all experts, but I agree 100% and dont even get me started on the fact that they seem to be following a trend among installers to focus on the gear and completely ignore room modes. This room is a classic 'before' for every acoustic panel / basstrap manufacturer on the planet - we're all prisoners of our budget but buying the speakers / projector / screen first strikes me as false economy, DSP or no DSP.
Chris puling double duty posting two channels! Awesome choice of speakers. Love those Atmos speakers. Man I wish that was my theater! I still think that the THX logo rocks. Tell your customer I would pay an admission fee to see a movie there! The 8000s surrounds are awesome, love that design. Chris overkill is not a word associated with home theater. I hope your customer wins some magazine award for this theater! Love the gigantic screen. I think this is your best install video yet. Have an awesome week guys!
Ooh this is crazy!! This is the kind of setup I am looking to have build when I build my home next year!! I don't have this kind of budget though haha but you know I would love something along the lines of something like this lol
I have the traditional floor standing version of these speakers, they are freaking awesome, great idea using the massive in-ceiling speakers for the atmos channels.
I realize it's the homeowner's personal taste as well as money and he can do what he wants but an Apple TV and no UHD player? Come on. Streaming 4K is nothing in comparison to playing it on physical media. Seems crazy to invest in all that gear and not utilize it to the maximum of its potential.
Could be he ordered a Panasonic 9000 and he is just waiting for them to come back in stock. There has been a shortage on some electronic products due to COVID19.
@Mr Do So your panties are all in a bunch because I "accused " you of owning McIntosh amplifiers? Which means you believe you own something better. And you were calling out That Home Theater Dude for being vain?!? You are such a goofball. I don't even have the words to describe your level of narcissism.
Nice installation. Only one minor thing to mention. You really should have the amp and the projector covered to protect from construction dust. The issue is sheetrock dust will go airborne and settle inside with all of the venting. Making the units prematurely get dirty/run hotter quicker, due to dust buildup. Both should be properly cleaned by owners occasionally. But we know a lot of people don’t do that. 👍 Side note, I hope the owner has sufficient central air coverage in the high room. Since you were so hot doing the work up there, makes me wonder. Otherwise, it is gonna be uncomfortable to watch movies and all of the equipment being so much bigger will run hotter.
Wow, awsome , thank you.for sharing this with us it was incredible to watch i can only imagine how happy the owner is and his family. Again thank you for sharing and have a blessed day .
This was an awesome install/setup!! I’ve noticed a lot of your setups lean towards thx but seem to lack the subwoofer/bass extensions. Those Klipsch thx speakers probably rock with or without sub. However, I would love to hear the owners response if he added a JTR captivator or Perlisten D212s or maybe the rbh 1212p!!! I would love to see a comparison video of those level of subs with his thx setup! 🎉
So I wanted to know, I have a 7.2.4 THX system going into my great room, I have no rear wall behind my head for my rear surrounds so I was going to be using the THX in ceiling speakers as my rear speakers instead, I wanted to know if the THX-5002-S or the THX-5002-L would be better to serve as my in ceiling rear surrounds?
Reach out to schedule a free consultation with our specialist. You can FaceTime with them to check out the space or send pictures but it’s hard to give a recommendation without seeing the room. The S you will get better dispersion and the L is going to be more accurate to it’s location so it depends on the seating set up and room layout. I don’t want to steer you wrong. Just reach out and we are happy to help! 😁
Any reason for using the Thx ultra 2 speakers for all your surround but a Thx select system for front stage? Would you not be better off using the 8000 thx for front stage aswell? Or even just swap it around as in select for all surround and ultra 2 for front? You done a beautiful job of the install, but I would never not cover my clients room and carpet with dust sheets. All equipment is bought in one by one with a trusted Henry at and always.
Finally an install with the 5002 as atmos speaker. I will move to a new house in December and am looking to use these speakers as atmos as well. I found it impossible to find any reviews about them, but I but am happy to see I'm not the only one who wants to go for decent atmos channels. 😀 I was wondering what the difference is in sound leakage between the 5002, and the previous atmos speakers the home owner was using, and since the 5002 has a closed up backside, and the previous smaller atmos speakers where open.
Nicely documented video. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 I’ve noticed you guys generally put the L&R speakers really high, compared with the centre channel. Given that the ideal is having your front 3 speakers at the same height (tweeters aligned), just curious as to why you choose this positioning??
I’m no longer an SVS fan 4 of subs starting to fall apart. Lose amp connections and the piano black cracks very easy. Great price but beware they don’t last.
@@ryanrodriguez70 I've had my PC 4000's since they were released with zero issues and and SB16 in the bedroom. No issues whatsoever. The peace of mind of their customers service should leave anyone with no worries ;)
@@ryanrodriguez70 I have one of their cylinder amps from circa 2007 or 2008ish. It still works fantastic but that was back 14-15 years ago a lot can change
@@glennnichols4220 In the US its basically the only speaker you see. In all other parts of the world the speaker choice is much more diverse! Its kind of a meme on reddit too America Home theater in a summary is Klipsch and Denon.
Great to see some THX Ultra 2 In-Wall love! I've had my THX setup since March and they kick some major ass. I am looking to upgrade to Atmos and will look to utilize 5002-L. Does the tweeter on the 5002-L do a good job to direct the sound towards the listener well enough for Atmos? It appears so based on the images, but Klipsch's data sheet does not provide much info on this. No dealer seem to demo the THX line in their showrooms :( I do wish that Klipsch would have allowed the tweeter to be aimed or the entire housing to pivot for a ideal Atmos use. It is a shame that the owner decided to use the magnetic grille. These speakers are so damn sexy with the cover off!
Wow. Is that projector 18k and has dust. I deliver high end furniture , and when we roll out the red carpet and wear brand new white gloves on each stop people love it. This would not fly with my company guys.
@@rl4889 I know right the $18k projector cover in sheet rock dust I was like wtf I take good care of my stuff but I guess when it’s not yours they don’t care..
In my opinion the amount of money spent on sound and video might have constituted a dark mostly enclosed dedicated theater room. This room looks like both a sound and projection nightmare. I am not trying to be rude just honest. I think the installers had some huge challenges to overcome here. Sound wise, first the open concept area is really a big challenge, a room this size enclosed the owner probably could have spent half the money and get as good more better sound right away. On top of that an additional challenge is the reflections, this room has a lot of not very square aspects. For a really talented sound engineer it could be something great but for most it could be a very hard challenge to over come. Doing a lot of acoustic treatment would help but still not easy. Also the high ceilings are always going to make in ceilings harder, it was cool to see such a beastly speakers used to overcome this almost entirely by the sounds of the customer. Projection wise, again the open concept doesn't help but the biggest problem is also the most easily fixed. Those windows right beside the screen shining in are sad to see. In Fact I think Dreamedia, you should consider helping this customer out and maybe throw in some blackout curtains and install them. these small windows wouldn't cost you much and would make your customers visual experience that much better. As others have mentioned, Its also to bad an ambient light rejecting screen wasn't used, maybe it was recommended, if that's the case sorry to bring it up. Otherwise I think you guys totally maximized the experience given the challenges. I suspect this may not even be the primary viewing room.
The screen is ambient light rejecting, so that’s not a concern. I did add the blackout shades as suggested by DreaMedia later. I’ve also had professional acoustic treatments after the fact to enhance the room.
@@Arthurmorris012486 right on man, sorry if what I said came off badly, I was just thinking out loud lol. That's awesome, I've not viewed a good alr screen (I've only seen a crappy brand that a friend had year ago) and acoustic treatment will definitely bea game changer, I I'm sure it payed off massively
Arthur Morris Mr. Morris, awesome setup, awesome equipment. I think it’s a clean, exciting look and I envy you sir. I would enjoy having that setup for me and my family. Kudos to you!
I like the Clipsh system. Oh... This is a fantastic 5.1.4 clipsh system. When the construction is done, the speaker disappears from the snow Only the fantastic Clipsh THX, Dolby Atmos, is left.
Nice setup, but what I don't understand is why not go with a nice acoustic screen so the in walls will be behind the screen? The RS3000 is in a dedicated space. An acoustic transparent screen would have been the way to go in my opinion.
Tip, use a Peavey black widdow 18" in a dubble bandpass, don't know the liters out of my head but mine does 18 Hz at -3 dB. For power I use Hypex 4.0 plate amp
Hey Guys, loving the videos, can you tell me what you used as the Centre speaker I couldn't hear the model name, and also I am looking a the Klipsch thx-8000L myself but see other videos where people swap in the Klipsch thx-8000S is there a reason or distribution form mixing the two types S and L?
Should that 504 be horizontal if used as a center channel? Cuz my thought process is to have all 3 front stage speakers vertical and behind a acoustically transparent screen. Would that affect the sound in any way if the center was vertical? (Stupid question I guess)
Did you need an additional amp to power the speakers? The 8500 pushes 150wpc but I thought these thx speakers needed at least 200 watts? Incredible job!
I did a price check on the 8k projector and it selling at Best Buy for around 18,000.00! Not sure if there is any 8K content being made but in a few years that same projector will be sold for 5,000. or less.
There is a lot of questions before I pass judgement, but from my perspective it seems like you fleeced the customer. Why the 8K eShift projector? Could have saved $8K going the next step down, diverted those funds to more surround channels or subs, Throw distance is not that long and some blackout curtains solve the issue of lower lumen. Alright the customer wanted the absolute best in image quality, no compromise there. He made the compromise in sound going with a 5.1.4 setup. So why sell him the Denon 8500? Is the customer planning to upgrade to 13 channels down the line? He could have gone with a 3600 up to a 4700 and been just fine and saved anywhere from $2300-2900 to put towards subs. Yes the 8500 has a beefier power supply and more power will get to those 9 speakers since it won't have to power 13, but the savings could have got external amplification which would far surpass the 8500 power. Now the subs I kept mentioning. Why the just one PB2000? Funds run out? Customer not a big fan of strong bass? Why not two subs to even out response? Customer dictate location trapped in that cubby area or were REW measurements taken to give him optimal performance? I find it hard to believe that spot was the best. With MSRP and just working with those brands I don't think he got the optimal setup, but highest profit for Dreamedia Home Theater.
I said the same thing about the sub, all that money spent and didn't go duals. Kind of a mind fuck if you ask me. I spend way less on my setup and I have dual PB-3000's.
I wanted video quality over everything else. Considered even going up to a laser projector, but the nx9 was already supremely good. As for the subs and bass: I have an infant and bass can be overwhelming. We mostly watch shows in our theatre when baby is asleep or sports during the day. Also, I’m not big into bass anyway, so this was an asked for sacrifice. I specifically told them I didn’t need significant bass. It was a request. I do plan to add on a more robust sub(s) system when my son is a bit older, though. At the time I’ll also likely add a dedicated amp, increase speaker channels and maximize the room further. This is one of the reasons I choose the 8500. DreaMedia gave me a bunch of choices and explained everything very thoroughly. The nuanced decisions all came from me, the customer. This room is perfect for my needs. I’ve expanded on this and plan to get further acoustic treatments and have added true blackout shades to the room. There’s been a lot of thought dedicated to this space. I appreciate your concerns, but this fit my personal needs.
@@Arthurmorris012486 Only person it matters is you, and if you are happy, I am happy for you! You definitely have equipment in there I am envious of. I just saw a whole lot more potential for MSRP budget. I am assuming buying all that at once and them installing you got better than MSRP. No need to state price, just using MSRP as a reference point. Sit back and enjoy.
Love the drywall clip we all know how good drywall is for holding heavy objects l am sure when cranked up you will hear the wall board vibrate but hell its a 8 grand install
I have the same projector, Denon 8500, and my in walls are also Klipsh! But... you don’t have enough light output in the RS3000 to do HDR properly on that size of screen.
I loved the install but not the prep. I work in maintenance and I put plastic down and over anything that could get dust on it for ANY Sheetrock work. I couldn't imagine getting dust all over that new equipment 😔
@@Arthurmorris012486 I can tell from the video that the install was awesome. I know I am just some random person on the internet picking at someone's work but sheetrock dust should not be getting on multi-thousand dollar equipment. I work in peoples apartments almost on a daily basis and when doing patch work, I cover everything. It keeps everything clean and actually makes cleaning up even easier. Just something to think about when hiring someone. The more you know 😊 Take care Arthur and stay safe.
I have a basic home theater. Denon avr, with two front towers, 2 top ceiling speakers, 1 center ceiling and 2 ceiling surround speakers. While I like the sound from it I want to make sure it’s setup the right way so that I’m using the system to its full potential. Do you offer consultation? I live in San Jose California.
I was wondering if the surround version of those speakers would be better since they have the WDST design and would throw the sound to the front and back on the ceiling. Damn I can't even imagine!
They’re SOOO awesome. Very happy I chose to go with the bigger more robust overheads. They shine the most in movies helicopters , planes, gun/action scenes, or air noise.
@Sendit Sunday No it would be better behind a screen that allows it to play through, not possible with this screen though. anyways depending on how close the seatings are to the screen this is gonna sound like the dialog is coming from under the screen = not good.
@Sendit Sunday Thats what I was saying the current screen doesnt allow the speakers to play through so they can't be places behind the screen. The speaker position for the center is placed the only way it could be for this screen, if it had been an AT screen it should not be placed where it is now.
I'd be doing separates with the THX. Spent the money, why not get a monolith 5 channel to push sound stage and surrounds and use the Denon for Atmos + future expansion (because you know they'll be 7.2.4 in no time lol
Those mains look way too high for me...tweeters at ear level or there abouts surely? Plus as mentioned why not AT? Customer chose matching LCR which is good but having them on a horizontal stage makes all the difference. Nice kit tho.
Ya placement seems a little odd to me as well.... why not have a smaller screen so you can move forward a bit so your not getting blasted in the head by your rear surrounds. Plus then you could have your mains a bit closer together. Like you said, I would prefer them lower as well... but maybe these speakers are designed to be at that height?
I'm always so jealous about how the houses are build in the US. It is al hollow, plastboard, wood, etc. So easy for cables, blind speakers, etc, etc. Here in the Netherlands all houses are made of stone, concrete, unideck isolation, so everthing is solid and rockhard. I'm living in a big concrete box. So for a blind cable I need to built a new hollow wall and ceiling in front of the concrete wall and ceiling. Pfff.. But I love this install. What beautifull room to watch movies in. :)
They should give the costumer the option, which color they want on their covers. So you don't have to paint them, because I mean if you pay like 10k for a setup like this. Such things should be perfect as well.
Awesome, system. I know it sounds Amazing. But those white speaker covers, just don't match. I would use either black or a paintable grilles to match the walls.Yeah, definitely use dust covers on everything. Excellent install....
@Sendit Sunday I believe they are made in China. Thats one of the things that I hate about Klipsch. ONly their flagship models are still made in USA, the rest, made in China.
No, there is no solid rule. Some tweeters only sound good when at the correct height and aimed a you. Other tweeters do very well for off-axis sound. Just depends on what you're working with. These Klipsch are fantastic when being installed where there is room, and then aimed at the seating position. The horn waveguides allow for the aiming of sound. Plus, this install looks to be done very well, and the gear selection is fantastic.
Seems to be a Sony, possibly the UBP-X800 (not sure if model number is the same across the world). The disc seems to be a collection of IMAX-enhanced demos, followed by Mission Impossible - Fallout and then Avengers Endgame.
amazing setup - 3 things that would make it perfect, 1 - remove the grills and show off the beautiful speakers, 2, would have gone with a 2.35:1 aspect ratio screen and an anamorphic lens and 3, SVS PB16 Ultras :)
Sendit Sunday I grew up poor so I took crap and turned it into something good looking. Since growing up i appreciate everything I own. Hence the ocd 👍🏻
So if I am building a home theatre the first thing I should do is buy all the equipment, unpack it, leave it uncovered and THEN start building. Thanks.
Had a Martin Logan system installed in my home theatre last year paid top dollar , fired the crew halfway through for not covering everything and then Ended up doing it all myself . I cannot believe that amount of money was spent and nothing was covered . Incredible
Watching videos like this make me really happy that I designed my home theater and did the installation myself.
Your broke ass can't afford this kind of set up you probably got your shit from Walmart. Go sit in the corner
In the process of designing mine, bern doing lots of research in sound proofing the room and room treatment but surprised they haven't bothered
Make a video of your theater 🤡🤡🤡
You don't have it. Shut up
sounds incredible in my headphones wow
This is the nicest setup I have seen yet. I love the speakers.
Love the setup! The speakers are to die for!
Thanks man. Appreciate the kind words. :)
dang that screen looks awesome! Not just the size but the viewing quality!!
Compressed air or not, keep the equipment away from the construction dust until you can or fully wrapped up. Not cool, especially with someone else's equipment.
I was thinking the same thing. How can they they leave a $16K projector exposed to dust when there’s a lens susceptible to scratches plus dust will enter the interior when fans start working. If I was the owner, I would be pissed!
I guess we are all experts, but I agree 100% and dont even get me started on the fact that they seem to be following a trend among installers to focus on the gear and completely ignore room modes. This room is a classic 'before' for every acoustic panel / basstrap manufacturer on the planet - we're all prisoners of our budget but buying the speakers / projector / screen first strikes me as false economy, DSP or no DSP.
These guys are professionals. I’m sure they know what they’re doing and don’t need advice from a random TH-cam comment...
@@NickyNicest I'm an electrical and IT consultant. Trust me this stuff does not fly in professional environment.
@@ThomasGregan bullshit.. sparkies are the worse when it comes to making a mess along side any tradie..
WOW!!! I'm impressed by the picture quality! Can't evaluate the sound but I believe it;s also great sounding system. Great job!
Chris puling double duty posting two channels! Awesome choice of speakers. Love those Atmos speakers. Man I wish that was my theater! I still think that the THX logo rocks. Tell your customer I would pay an admission fee to see a movie there! The 8000s surrounds are awesome, love that design. Chris overkill is not a word associated with home theater. I hope your customer wins some magazine award for this theater! Love the gigantic screen. I think this is your best install video yet. Have an awesome week guys!
double duty for sure
@@Dreamediaav i have a sony 6.2 home theater system and i need your help can you please replie
What kind of work on the studs did they have to do for the center channel? Does that ceiling fan affect the one atmos speaker near it?
Ooh this is crazy!! This is the kind of setup I am looking to have build when I build my home next year!! I don't have this kind of budget though haha but you know I would love something along the lines of something like this lol
I have the traditional floor standing version of these speakers, they are freaking awesome, great idea using the massive in-ceiling speakers for the atmos channels.
I realize it's the homeowner's personal taste as well as money and he can do what he wants but an Apple TV and no UHD player? Come on. Streaming 4K is nothing in comparison to playing it on physical media. Seems crazy to invest in all that gear and not utilize it to the maximum of its potential.
Home theater is scalable and can always be added later IMO :)
Could be he ordered a Panasonic 9000 and he is just waiting for them to come back in stock. There has been a shortage on some electronic products due to COVID19.
Even without a uhd player, this is a killer setup. But your right, a uhd is a must to bring out all the best...
💯 correct. It’s barely 4K if it’s not on a disc. More importantly the sound quality will never be as good as what’s on the disc.
@Mr Do So your panties are all in a bunch because I "accused " you of owning McIntosh amplifiers? Which means you believe you own something better. And you were calling out That Home Theater Dude for being vain?!? You are such a goofball. I don't even have the words to describe your level of narcissism.
Nice installation. Only one minor thing to mention. You really should have the amp and the projector covered to protect from construction dust. The issue is sheetrock dust will go airborne and settle inside with all of the venting. Making the units prematurely get dirty/run hotter quicker, due to dust buildup. Both should be properly cleaned by owners occasionally. But we know a lot of people don’t do that. 👍
Side note, I hope the owner has sufficient central air coverage in the high room. Since you were so hot doing the work up there, makes me wonder. Otherwise, it is gonna be uncomfortable to watch movies and all of the equipment being so much bigger will run hotter.
Wow, awsome , thank you.for sharing this with us it was incredible to watch i can only imagine how happy the owner is and his family. Again thank you for sharing and have a blessed day .
This was an awesome install/setup!! I’ve noticed a lot of your setups lean towards thx but seem to lack the subwoofer/bass extensions. Those Klipsch thx speakers probably rock with or without sub. However, I would love to hear the owners response if he added a JTR captivator or Perlisten D212s or maybe the rbh 1212p!!!
I would love to see a comparison video of those level of subs with his thx setup! 🎉
So I wanted to know, I have a 7.2.4 THX system going into my great room, I have no rear wall behind my head for my rear surrounds so I was going to be using the THX in ceiling speakers as my rear speakers instead, I wanted to know if the THX-5002-S or the THX-5002-L would be better to serve as my in ceiling rear surrounds?
Reach out to schedule a free consultation with our specialist. You can FaceTime with them to check out the space or send pictures but it’s hard to give a recommendation without seeing the room. The S you will get better dispersion and the L is going to be more accurate to it’s location so it depends on the seating set up and room layout. I don’t want to steer you wrong. Just reach out and we are happy to help! 😁
Any reason for using the Thx ultra 2 speakers for all your surround but a Thx select system for front stage? Would you not be better off using the 8000 thx for front stage aswell? Or even just swap it around as in select for all surround and ultra 2 for front? You done a beautiful job of the install, but I would never not cover my clients room and carpet with dust sheets. All equipment is bought in one by one with a trusted Henry at and always.
Great video. Interested in those speakers. How did you install the center speaker? Did you have to reframe the studs in the wall? Thanks!
I absolutely love the look of the Klipsch THX edition😮💪🏾🔊🔊🔊🔊
Do they make some sort of cable spring tension pulley kit to support these heavy ceiling speakers for easy installation.
In walls look more clean 💪🏾🙌🏽nice set up
Finally an install with the 5002 as atmos speaker. I will move to a new house in December and am looking to use these speakers as atmos as well.
I found it impossible to find any reviews about them, but I but am happy to see I'm not the only one who wants to go for decent atmos channels. 😀
I was wondering what the difference is in sound leakage between the 5002, and the previous atmos speakers the home owner was using, and since the 5002 has a closed up backside, and the previous smaller atmos speakers where open.
the sound is much tighter and more precise
I have the same system except PB 16 Ultra and CDT 5800II for the 4 atmos - I like that I can physically tilt them toward the MLP.
The sound is incredible. Absolutely stand by the products I receive.
Nicely documented video. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I’ve noticed you guys generally put the L&R speakers really high, compared with the centre channel. Given that the ideal is having your front 3 speakers at the same height (tweeters aligned), just curious as to why you choose this positioning??
why are the front L&R not at ear level?
Zach, you and your team did an outstanding job! I really love the way this theater turned out. Keep it up y'all!
I run def tech in walls front and back. And ceiling. Love the look of in walls. And of course a SB16 :)
I’m no longer an SVS fan 4 of subs starting to fall apart. Lose amp connections and the piano black cracks very easy. Great price but beware they don’t last.
Is Klipsch the end all be all for HT speakers? I see everyone on TH-cam uses them
@@ryanrodriguez70 I've had my PC 4000's since they were released with zero issues and and SB16 in the bedroom. No issues whatsoever. The peace of mind of their customers service should leave anyone with no worries ;)
@@ryanrodriguez70 I have one of their cylinder amps from circa 2007 or 2008ish. It still works fantastic but that was back 14-15 years ago a lot can change
@@glennnichols4220 In the US its basically the only speaker you see. In all other parts of the world the speaker choice is much more diverse! Its kind of a meme on reddit too America Home theater in a summary is Klipsch and Denon.
No side speakers, anyone know if those are worth adding or the speakers setup in this video is the sweet spot?
the customer sits pretty far back in the room and their is no space on the left side for an inwall speaker
Great to see some THX Ultra 2 In-Wall love! I've had my THX setup since March and they kick some major ass. I am looking to upgrade to Atmos and will look to utilize 5002-L. Does the tweeter on the 5002-L do a good job to direct the sound towards the listener well enough for Atmos? It appears so based on the images, but Klipsch's data sheet does not provide much info on this. No dealer seem to demo the THX line in their showrooms :( I do wish that Klipsch would have allowed the tweeter to be aimed or the entire housing to pivot for a ideal Atmos use.
It is a shame that the owner decided to use the magnetic grille. These speakers are so damn sexy with the cover off!
I would also like to know how do you direct the twitter on the ceiling speakers. There is no information whatsoever online for this model
DreaMedia adjusted the tweeters for me but they work excellently. I’d highly recommend this product. :)
Arthur Morris what all did they do?
heard of drop sheets, Jesus I would be pissed if i saw you working like that on my house after spending that kind on cash
Ignorant and disrespectful for sure
1:46 Were gonna protect your stuff and then they show you the top of the AVR is covered in sheetrock dust along with the $18k projector.
Wow. Is that projector 18k and has dust. I deliver high end furniture , and when we roll out the red carpet and wear brand new white gloves on each stop people love it. This would not fly with my company guys.
@@rl4889 I know right the $18k projector cover in sheet rock dust I was like wtf I take good care of my stuff but I guess when it’s not yours they don’t care..
Saw that dust and sheetrock everywhere, like seriously???? NOOOOOPPPPPEEE
In my opinion the amount of money spent on sound and video might have constituted a dark mostly enclosed dedicated theater room. This room looks like both a sound and projection nightmare. I am not trying to be rude just honest. I think the installers had some huge challenges to overcome here.
Sound wise, first the open concept area is really a big challenge, a room this size enclosed the owner probably could have spent half the money and get as good more better sound right away. On top of that an additional challenge is the reflections, this room has a lot of not very square aspects. For a really talented sound engineer it could be something great but for most it could be a very hard challenge to over come. Doing a lot of acoustic treatment would help but still not easy. Also the high ceilings are always going to make in ceilings harder, it was cool to see such a beastly speakers used to overcome this almost entirely by the sounds of the customer.
Projection wise, again the open concept doesn't help but the biggest problem is also the most easily fixed. Those windows right beside the screen shining in are sad to see. In Fact I think Dreamedia, you should consider helping this customer out and maybe throw in some blackout curtains and install them. these small windows wouldn't cost you much and would make your customers visual experience that much better. As others have mentioned, Its also to bad an ambient light rejecting screen wasn't used, maybe it was recommended, if that's the case sorry to bring it up.
Otherwise I think you guys totally maximized the experience given the challenges. I suspect this may not even be the primary viewing room.
The screen is ambient light rejecting, so that’s not a concern. I did add the blackout shades as suggested by DreaMedia later. I’ve also had professional acoustic treatments after the fact to enhance the room.
@@Arthurmorris012486 right on man, sorry if what I said came off badly, I was just thinking out loud lol.
That's awesome, I've not viewed a good alr screen (I've only seen a crappy brand that a friend had year ago) and acoustic treatment will definitely bea game changer, I I'm sure it payed off massively
SI screens are incredible. Truly a long term investment and wonderful piece in any media room. The ambient like rejection works tremendously.
Arthur Morris Mr. Morris, awesome setup, awesome equipment. I think it’s a clean, exciting look and I envy you sir. I would enjoy having that setup for me and my family. Kudos to you!
super sick system!
I've never heard those speakers, but I assume I'd like them better than the typical line up they sell. This good content!
What do you do with the left and right being off-axis?
I like the Clipsh system.
Oh...
This is a fantastic 5.1.4 clipsh system.
When the construction is done, the speaker disappears from the snow
Only the fantastic Clipsh THX, Dolby Atmos, is left.
Nice setup, but what I don't understand is why not go with a nice acoustic screen so the in walls will be behind the screen? The RS3000 is in a dedicated space. An acoustic transparent screen would have been the way to go in my opinion.
Tip, use a Peavey black widdow 18" in a dubble bandpass, don't know the liters out of my head but mine does 18 Hz at -3 dB. For power I use Hypex 4.0 plate amp
Incredible build. Easily a $20k build. Crazy to think that the owner didn't have a 4k blu ray player already. I bet Fallout was amazing on it
JVC rs3000 is about $18,000 alone
Hey Guys, loving the videos, can you tell me what you used as the Centre speaker I couldn't hear the model name, and also I am looking a the Klipsch thx-8000L myself but see other videos where people swap in the Klipsch thx-8000S is there a reason or distribution form mixing the two types S and L?
Auro 3D is THE best 3D surround sound available on the parket. Period!
Nightmare shaped room for eq
Should that 504 be horizontal if used as a center channel? Cuz my thought process is to have all 3 front stage speakers vertical and behind a acoustically transparent screen. Would that affect the sound in any way if the center was vertical? (Stupid question I guess)
they dont make an acoustic transparent black diamond
parabéns excelente trabalho ficou ótimo,
explain to me why there is dislikes?? this is outstanding setup.. my dream one day soon..
YOU ARE THE MAN. CONGRATULATIONS !!! NICE VIDEO.
How would these compare to an RF-7 III (with Rc-63 III) or RP-8060FA (with the 504c)?
Some great equipments , but the room really needs some treatment to get the best of that NX9.
How do these compare to focal 300 series?
Did you need an additional amp to power the speakers? The 8500 pushes 150wpc but I thought these thx speakers needed at least 200 watts? Incredible job!
That's what I thought.... I m setting up mine with similar speakers but I got 3 rotels.. 2 5x200 and 350x2
nice setup
I did a price check on the 8k projector and it selling at Best Buy for around 18,000.00! Not sure if there is any 8K content being made but in a few years that same projector will be sold for 5,000. or less.
There is a lot of questions before I pass judgement, but from my perspective it seems like you fleeced the customer. Why the 8K eShift projector? Could have saved $8K going the next step down, diverted those funds to more surround channels or subs, Throw distance is not that long and some blackout curtains solve the issue of lower lumen. Alright the customer wanted the absolute best in image quality, no compromise there. He made the compromise in sound going with a 5.1.4 setup. So why sell him the Denon 8500? Is the customer planning to upgrade to 13 channels down the line? He could have gone with a 3600 up to a 4700 and been just fine and saved anywhere from $2300-2900 to put towards subs. Yes the 8500 has a beefier power supply and more power will get to those 9 speakers since it won't have to power 13, but the savings could have got external amplification which would far surpass the 8500 power. Now the subs I kept mentioning. Why the just one PB2000? Funds run out? Customer not a big fan of strong bass? Why not two subs to even out response? Customer dictate location trapped in that cubby area or were REW measurements taken to give him optimal performance? I find it hard to believe that spot was the best. With MSRP and just working with those brands I don't think he got the optimal setup, but highest profit for Dreamedia Home Theater.
I said the same thing about the sub, all that money spent and didn't go duals. Kind of a mind fuck if you ask me. I spend way less on my setup and I have dual PB-3000's.
I wanted video quality over everything else. Considered even going up to a laser projector, but the nx9 was already supremely good.
As for the subs and bass: I have an infant and bass can be overwhelming. We mostly watch shows in our theatre when baby is asleep or sports during the day. Also, I’m not big into bass anyway, so this was an asked for sacrifice. I specifically told them I didn’t need significant bass. It was a request. I do plan to add on a more robust sub(s) system when my son is a bit older, though. At the time I’ll also likely add a dedicated amp, increase speaker channels and maximize the room further. This is one of the reasons I choose the 8500. DreaMedia gave me a bunch of choices and explained everything very thoroughly. The nuanced decisions all came from me, the customer. This room is perfect for my needs.
I’ve expanded on this and plan to get further acoustic treatments and have added true blackout shades to the room. There’s been a lot of thought dedicated to this space. I appreciate your concerns, but this fit my personal needs.
@@Arthurmorris012486 Only person it matters is you, and if you are happy, I am happy for you! You definitely have equipment in there I am envious of. I just saw a whole lot more potential for MSRP budget. I am assuming buying all that at once and them installing you got better than MSRP. No need to state price, just using MSRP as a reference point. Sit back and enjoy.
Ya, DreaMedia has a price match gtd and are extremely competitive to begin with. Honestly, they were absolutely awesome to work with.
Great video
How does the thx ultra 2 compare to reference premiere?
there is a stark difference in performance. i highly recommend them.
@@Dreamediaav I can agree with this. I've owned both and the THX line PERFORMS!
Love the drywall clip we all know how good drywall is for holding heavy objects l am sure when cranked up you will hear the wall board vibrate but hell its a 8 grand install
Can we install all this setup to Samsung Wall? without projector 📽
Awesome project. Keep up the good work!
How do you feel about the 4k lazer projectors vs 4k project
An RS3000 in a white room?... And why would you not cover all that gear from dust? Why clean it afterwards instead? Unprofessional to say the least.
No doubt that dust will get in and kill the life of those electronics. Why would you hack that? First time installing out of your trunks?
So what was the total budget on equipment only?
I saw nothing about the acustical concept. No Absorption of first reflexion points in the room?
After 2k,4k,now 8k,next year's 10k..life time spending money for home theater think about future bro😤
I have the same projector, Denon 8500, and my in walls are also Klipsh! But... you don’t have enough light output in the RS3000 to do HDR properly on that size of screen.
Do these in walls sound any good compared to conventional speakers ?
Most high end theaters installs are with in walls. These are Klipsch best so I’m pretty sure they sound fantastic.
Beautiful work and equipment install. However, does the 4 overhead speakers obviate the need for rear surrounds, either floor or wall-mounted?
Hi what is distance between the Screen and Projector?
I loved the install but not the prep. I work in maintenance and I put plastic down and over anything that could get dust on it for ANY Sheetrock work. I couldn't imagine getting dust all over that new equipment 😔
I’m the home owner, everything was spotless by conclusion. They did wonderful work.
@@Arthurmorris012486 I can tell from the video that the install was awesome. I know I am just some random person on the internet picking at someone's work but sheetrock dust should not be getting on multi-thousand dollar equipment. I work in peoples apartments almost on a daily basis and when doing patch work, I cover everything. It keeps everything clean and actually makes cleaning up even easier. Just something to think about when hiring someone. The more you know 😊 Take care Arthur and stay safe.
I have a basic home theater. Denon avr, with two front towers, 2 top ceiling speakers, 1 center ceiling and 2 ceiling surround speakers. While I like the sound from it I want to make sure it’s setup the right way so that I’m using the system to its full potential. Do you offer consultation? I live in San Jose California.
Does Atmos support dual-sub setups?
Why not install LCR vertically at same height in the wall and use acoustically transparent screen instead????
definitely not overkill on those overheads for atmos.
I was wondering if the surround version of those speakers would be better since they have the WDST design and would throw the sound to the front and back on the ceiling. Damn I can't even imagine!
They look just perfect.
They’re SOOO awesome. Very happy I chose to go with the bigger more robust overheads. They shine the most in movies helicopters , planes, gun/action scenes, or air noise.
Which one is best to experience film ... klipsch floor standing speakers or klipsch inwall speaker?
Where can I find the tags you use on the channel wiring ?
Crazy how expensive the JVC is and then the owner didn't consider a AT screen.
I cried a little when I saw that center get placed under the screen.
@Sendit Sunday No it would be better behind a screen that allows it to play through, not possible with this screen though. anyways depending on how close the seatings are to the screen this is gonna sound like the dialog is coming from under the screen = not good.
@Sendit Sunday Thats what I was saying the current screen doesnt allow the speakers to play through so they can't be places behind the screen. The speaker position for the center is placed the only way it could be for this screen, if it had been an AT screen it should not be placed where it is now.
@@L3x4Pr0ne Not to mention that screen is a solid 2 feet too high.
@@blackbibletv How is the screen two feet too high? You want it pretty much on the floor? You can see clearly it is most likely 30" off the floor.
Now he needs to built a stadium seating platform to finish it off. And maybe somehow block that daylight. But incredible system.
Or at least turn off the lights in the hallway next to the big screen..
That centre speaker under the screws would f with my OCD if you done it like that on my setup
I'd be doing separates with the THX. Spent the money, why not get a monolith 5 channel to push sound stage and surrounds and use the Denon for Atmos + future expansion (because you know they'll be 7.2.4 in no time lol
yea i would differently do 7.2.4 and masking or scope screen with masking on the side and amps too
Those mains look way too high for me...tweeters at ear level or there abouts surely? Plus as mentioned why not AT? Customer chose matching LCR which is good but having them on a horizontal stage makes all the difference. Nice kit tho.
Ya placement seems a little odd to me as well.... why not have a smaller screen so you can move forward a bit so your not getting blasted in the head by your rear surrounds. Plus then you could have your mains a bit closer together. Like you said, I would prefer them lower as well... but maybe these speakers are designed to be at that height?
I'm always so jealous about how the houses are build in the US. It is al hollow, plastboard, wood, etc. So easy for cables, blind speakers, etc, etc. Here in the Netherlands all houses are made of stone, concrete, unideck isolation, so everthing is solid and rockhard. I'm living in a big concrete box. So for a blind cable I need to built a new hollow wall and ceiling in front of the concrete wall and ceiling. Pfff..
But I love this install. What beautifull room to watch movies in. :)
This is motivation 🔥🔥🔥
Loving the vibes 👍😁
They should give the costumer the option, which color they want on their covers. So you don't have to paint them, because I mean if you pay like 10k for a setup like this. Such things should be perfect as well.
Awesome, system. I know it sounds Amazing. But those white speaker covers, just don't match. I would use either black or a paintable grilles to match the walls.Yeah, definitely use dust covers on everything. Excellent install....
not serious if the denon is not certify thx ?
No footage of the light from the LED's surrounding the screen. I was hoping to see that.
I may post a photo later to show this. :)
his whole house is listing to the left the whole house is knackered
Are these speakers made in USA 🇺🇸 like their flagship?
@Sendit Sunday I believe they are made in China. Thats one of the things that I hate about Klipsch. ONly their flagship models are still made in USA, the rest, made in China.
I thought all the tweeters at seating are supposed to be at ear level
No, there is no solid rule. Some tweeters only sound good when at the correct height and aimed a you. Other tweeters do very well for off-axis sound. Just depends on what you're working with. These Klipsch are fantastic when being installed where there is room, and then aimed at the seating position. The horn waveguides allow for the aiming of sound.
Plus, this install looks to be done very well, and the gear selection is fantastic.
Is this the same house y’all installed the onkyo in before?
Hey, what bluray player are you using? And what's the content being played?
Seems to be a Sony, possibly the UBP-X800 (not sure if model number is the same across the world). The disc seems to be a collection of IMAX-enhanced demos, followed by Mission Impossible - Fallout and then Avengers Endgame.
How much would a setup like this cost?
Awesome content, quality awesome content.
Bro where are the sound dampners
amazing setup - 3 things that would make it perfect, 1 - remove the grills and show off the beautiful speakers, 2, would have gone with a 2.35:1 aspect ratio screen and an anamorphic lens and 3, SVS PB16 Ultras :)
I love the set up just wish it could take advantage of the 13.xx capability of that reciever
maybe a future upgrade for him
@@Kuledoob Yeah, and at least the receiver will be unstressed driving 9 channels rather than 13, no matter how high the volume level.
this video makes me want to get speakers above my head
I’m the type of guy that doesn’t like even fingerprints on my stuff so this would send me crazy. The dust and stuff. Any scratches n I’m going mad.
Me too. It’s an OCD thing for me.😂
P F same 😆
OCD sucks.. but it really helps with resale, so I’m not complaining.
Proz71 Ful that is very very true. People know if they buy my old stuff it’s going to work as I’m an electrical wizard and my ocd is strong 💪🏻.
Sendit Sunday I grew up poor so I took crap and turned it into something good looking. Since growing up i appreciate everything I own. Hence the ocd 👍🏻
I love home theatre 😍👍
Why it says 13.2 ch 260w? I have the 8500h too and it says 210w
Did you see a sound different in the Thx series
I love it and yes.
So if I am building a home theatre the first thing I should do is buy all the equipment, unpack it, leave it uncovered and THEN start building. Thanks.