Polk Audio 5.1.4 Dolby Atmos Theater by DREAMEDIA + PATIO and LIVING ROOM INSTALL
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- Polk Audio 5.1.4 Dolby Atmos Theater by DREAMEDIA + PATIO and LIVING ROOM INSTALL www.dreamediaav.com - 972-322-4607 - Sales@DreaMediaAV.com - dreamediaav ** CLICK show more** - dreamediahometheater.dfw
We service the Dallas area in Texas including cities like frisco, mckinney, prosper, little elm, las colinas, irving, celina, melissa, southlake, the colony, Savanna, Lewisville, carrolton, plano, allen, fairview, lucas, white rock, university park, highland park, flower mound, and other surrounding cities by request.
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Nice to see some Polks for a change of pace. ;)
Absolutely enjoying watching your home theatre installations ! Professional company ! Cheers from India :)
Great install, but can you explain why the Klipsch center when every other speaker in the room was Polk?
My guess: Emphasis placed on the center and cost savings on the rest. Mostly movie/tv use. The center has the largest role in movies/tv formats.
@@LarsonChristopher Very much budget conscience set-up. A bit shocked they went with the Polk/Klipsch combo - very different sounds out of the two brands.
Clean install! Definitely you guys made it seem easy.
Not a fan of the LR separation in the patio. Also looks like a small sub for the HT room.
@@Olafdaschneemann They should have just used 3 265-RT's. Honestly there is no excuse for it unless the owner already owned the klipsch center, which they didnt. The Klipsch r34c isnt really a high end speaker either. Klipsch speakers are tingy, polks are not. I like some of their stuff, not impressed with this install.
Klipsch is better than polk...more efficent and better clarity
Why did you, or the customer, choose a different center? That's really not recommended as it has a different sound signature, let alone the difference in design that Klipsch uses for the tweeter (horn)?
I'm wondering if the Klipsch has a higher decibel rating so the dialog would be more present than an equal to the Polk speakers?
@@christophermcmichael880 True, but still it is not advisable, just imagine a sound panning across the three front speakers...nobody would buy two different stereo speakers...so why would you on home theater. Only exception for me would be the rear/ceiling speakers, though ideally they should be the same as the front as well
@@Jorg05111980 i agree. I have all Klipsch speakers in my little set up. RP-6000f's for mains and a RP-600c for my center. When they made that choice to have the Klipsch as a center. The first thing I thought about was maybe that Polk series wouldn't have been loud enough for a center channel.
Miss these old install videos.
Stay tuned, more coming your way. Thanks for viewing👍🏻
Indeed I love my Polks! Really odd with the Klipsch center though, inquiring minds would like to know
Dynamic Range and greater db output. Better speaker.
I don't believe it's better than my lsim 706
Klipsch has better clarity and high range acoustics with little to no distortion, polks are a great speaker with regards to fullness in sound for mid to low range but suffer drastically in the tweeter department. Exceptional contrast between the two I would not mix them.
Very good job bro .........I like u r videos
That's a cool looking wall mounted Klipsch center...
Why would you install a Klipsch center with a Polk System? Different impedance and completely different tweeter. These guys have no idea what they’re doing! Ever heard of timbre matching?
Very informative. Good job boys! I'm doing a rec room in my basement and a mini open theatre area, going with the Polk Audio 65RT w/255C RT for centre and VS70RT in ceiling. Doing the 5.1.4 Atmos effect with Onkyo 797. Thoughts?
That's a really odd choice to have a Klipsch Center Channel with Polk everything else? Companies like Polk and Klipsch they voice Master speakers so they match.
It's no secret that Polk costs less...
Great install. Nice tv stand in the theater room. Where was the tv stand purchased from?
Hard to believe that I bought the same kind of speakers for my house. Klipsch center speaker, Polk left and right, 14 sonance in ceiling speakers 🤣 I am kind of in budget due to down payment and all
wow that frame! when it's on art mode it really doesn't look like a TV at all. Very cool
still never disappoints keep it up guys 🙂🤪
Why you guys never give viewers the pricings for each of your projects including parts and labor?
You are very busy beavers...love the vids guys
What do you guys think of the 4K short throw projectors? Have you done any of them, or are you going to start messing with them?
Great setup. I'm looking at the Polk Audio 265 RT for my L/R as well. I know the cutout is 7.25x19.1875. How much further out from the cutout is needed for the rotating cams to tighten against the drywall? Thanks!
Not much man, about an inch.
nice review bro i have one doubt as a begginer i dont know which receiver to buy either 5.2 av receiver or 7.2 av receiver. i didnt have much interest in surround sound , i have only interest in music quality, i am confused some times that may 7.2 av receiver have best music quality rather than 5.2 av receiver, so if i want to buy a av receiver only for the music purpose which one would you tell me to buy a 7.2 av receiver or 5.2 av receiver, i think that you have best experience in setting home theatre
Should have timbre match the front and center speakers, other wise great job!
how much total cost of this system?
Quick question guys. Would it be best to set up a 5.2.4 atmos or do a 7.2.2...? Still debating.
Like most things audio related, it comes down to your preference. 7.2.2 is great for music and movies. 5.2.4 is more aligned with movies. It will be interesting to see how the PS5 and nextgen consoles take advantage of the height speakers.
Is there any fire hazard with the insulation??
Pros 👍
Hey Guys! I really love watching these setup videos. I have a small question, I haven't been able to get surround sound through the HDMI ARC on my LG B8 OLED smart tv while using netflix or prime video. However I do get surround through my cable box that is connected to my Yamaha receiver.
Any ideas on how to fix this?
Just use a digital optical cable instead of arc
either check the cable/ replace it with a better hdmi/ arc or just use an optical/ toslink cable from the tv to the AVR. Easy Peasy
I had the same problem with LG HDMI ARC connection, I ended up using the opti-cable instead... works beautifully.
Arc doesn’t work for Netflix or other streaming channels. It’s a con of arc that doesn’t get spoken about.
I would like to set up a theatre
can u deliever and install this product in india?
Sam was right.... Zach gave up the date and now we know your "upload lag" time lol
dude, just a month and a half ago we were on February videos. we are getting caught up. there is plenty of behind the scenes stuff you guys dont see.
@@Dreamediaav the worst part about that is we got spoiled by so much content so quickly. Once you're caught up its gonna feel like a snails pace. Thanks for all the videos!
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Price difference Polk vs. Klipsch ?
Klipsch is usually around 100- 200 more. Unless you go signature series. Klipsch nails low end and highs, polks have a good fullness to them minus the highs.. the high are clear and precise in klipsch, polks are muddled and subdued by comparison. You can test our both brands at best buy, imo the klipschs also have a wider Soundstage so listening off axis has less impact on listening experience.
Can’t think of a worse setup, non matched speakers in the front stage, and too much off axis listening there.
I am dissapointed that you not telling how it sounds, or at least the owner not tells what he got for his money.
That's highly subjective to the listener. It really does not matter what any of the Dream Media guys think as long as the homeowner is happy with the result, the system works correctly, and the homeowner can easily operate the system. I think this project met all the homeowners' requirements.
For example, I have much higher standards for audio than most of my customers (I'm not affiliated with Dream Media). It's about THEM when I'm hired to install and sell equipment. I personally love the sound of KEF's UniQ, and that is what is in front of me right now. Most of what I sell is Klipsch, KEF, and Sonos - all based around the preferences of my clients. It's nice to let someone hear the differences between Sonos's silk tweeters vs Klipsch's titanium horns vs Kef's aluminum UniQ vs DefTech's aluminum alloy. After hearing the differences, we often discuss which style they like, and what other equipment we should use to allow the control. Often, this eliminates Sonos in favor of Yamaha's Music Cast amplifiers and whatever speakers the customer wants.
At the end of the day: all this is about the enjoyment of our time.
OMG! Did y’all care to tell the home owner about the importance of timbre? I hope mixing speaker brands ESPECIALLY fronts and center wasn’t your idea. I won’t ever do that to my surrounds, rears, not even my atmos/dtsX. Thumbs down.👎
The front and center speakers are the most important to timbre match too, this makes no sense! All my speakers 7.1 are Polk!
@Mike's big tank I went klipsch, cause I've lost higher range hearing and the klipsch make it seem like I haven't, just amazing clarity, and with a little bass boosting and eq work decent range and fullness
Only friggin goons ask for installs on holidays
Klipsch r34c nooooo.Center 40% Movie.
Are you serious? Perfect sized room for a projection setup and you go with a flat screen TV?!? You need to put more thought into the initial stage of future setups.
We can always come back and do an acoustically transparent screen down the line. I didnt choose this. The CUSTOMER chooses what they would like in their space. Every persons budget is different
Next year a Yamaha after the Onkyo dies.
Lo peor que e visto como van a combinar parlantes frontales polk audio y combinarlos con un central marca klipsch 🤦♂️
Difinitivamente no tienen nada de conosimiento de audio y video
No tienen idea de lo que es mantener el timbre en el trío frontal 👎👎👎👎👎
So tired of seeing klipsch speakers.... people just love to be shouted at.
greebuh the new rp series are not like the older Klipsch...far less screeching; they seemed to control the brightness.
@@L3x4Pr0ne I've heard them, quite a bit actually, and I'm still not impressed. I like my ring radiators of my lsim703 and my AMT on my Emotiva T1's. Much silkier and better extension than the Klipsch. And pretty much ko fatigue with extended listening.The only real advantage to the klipsch is the efficiency that allows them to get loud with very little power. And I think it's the sheer volume that make people feel like they are good. Really though, I think on the only one that doesn't have a hard on for klipsch. Hell i would take a proper dome any day
Klipsch, well horns specificly, are efficient and highly directional speakers. These characteristics become increasingly important as the size of the venue increases - like movie theaters, stages, stadiums, etc.. You can get silk tweeters from Klipsch for a less-bright sound.
As far as your standard home theater room size: are you looking for the movie theater sound (Klipsch) or do you want something else? I personally heavily prefer KEF's UniQ to other tweeters & horns.
It just comes down to what the homeowner wants in the space.