This is one of the best systems I have ever seen on TH-cam, as it reflect the way most people will have to set up their system, and is very well done ( your cable management is on point)
I would love that….however, it’s a WAF fail. The wife says “ain’t no way I want to see that when it’s off”. I get it, so overcoming compromises has become my specialty. 😂 Thank you for watching.
Definitely creative work, great job! I have a dedicated room theater but eventually I want to make my living room into more of a mini-theater. Right now the living room is just 2-ch audio but I pre-wired the house to have rear speakers and a hidden subwoofer under the stairs. Looking forward to more of your videos!
@@mfkhometheater7742 thank you for checking out my channel. So many topics in my head that I want to share. Still navigating how to present those ideas, but I’ll do my best to make it great.
Wow! So cool man. Very nice to see a HT that is in a living room space. I enjoy seeing how people can reach their goals while being ok to concede to compromise given the area. Like you said, overcoming and getting to the end product. More interesting to me than a dedicated build. Great work! Subscribed!
@@TechnoDad what’s up Chana! Those are the “Electrons” …little brother of the “Double Impact” that they debuted and blew up with. Oh yes, they are Tekton Design. 👍🏾….just noticed that got edited out. 🤷🏾♂️Charge it to the game.
@@GeniusHomeTheater Yeah, sometimes it's tough. If you are going to shoot a video like this, I would say to have a paper with each item on there you want to talk about just as a reminder. A little cheat sheet. Otherwise, great video man!
@@willgatlin8229 an editing mistake for sure. A short salute to the LCR is posted now on the channel. Thanks for the feedback and thank you for watching.
I really like how you've utilised that space. Great setup. The only thing I'd consider changing given you have a horizontal centre channel anyway is to switch to a high end UST with 120" (or bigger is apparently coming soon) floor rising screen so it can sit under your windows when not in use but give you a bigger screen when it is.
@@paulc5389 Thank you. And yes, you never know where changes in technology will take you in this hobby. This room has evolved over the last fifteen years, and I’ll probably change with new future technology too.
Really well done! I also have the 8805A. Looking forward to hearing more about how you’ve optimized sound in this space with those dual subs and the 8805!
Great job on first video ! This is coming from a fellow living room Home theater enthusiast. What worked and what compromise and creative solutions- would be all very valuable to our community
Hi Ron, Just subscribed to your channel. We live in NJ, my wife loves your area rug, can you share where we can find similar rug? Your sub setup must sound awesome.
@@mabeshse Firstly, thank you for subscribing. I purchased this 7x10 rug from Home Depot. It is named “Bazaar Gal 1196 black/brown” …And yes it domes awesome IMO. Just had a professional calibration completed last week which included full 3 sub equalization and integration.
@@BobFrostV I braced the ceiling for the projector during construction. I also ran wire to four of the six in-ceiling speakers at that time. Everything else has been done by me, post construction.
@@Movietheaterguy Thank you! I’m sure I have plans for a video displaying picture, but sound is a crapshoot after upload to TH-cam. Stay tuned because we are new and unorthodox is my middle name. 👍🏾
The room space maybe non-optimal but the equipment is far from "budget"... its defo high end! - Marantz! JTR! SVS in-wall subs! Monolith! Shiiiiiiiiiiit! Good job man! 👍🏽
@ it’s has come a long way after 16 years in this home. From a DLP projector via DVI connection, manual pull down screen, all in-ceiling speakers, and more…morphing into this. Thank you for the compliment, and for watching.
@@GeniusHomeTheaterwe all start somewhere brother, and you’ve probably surpassed most people, definitely me anyway 😂 I just got my first 4K HDR projector - Sony VPL-520es… was so excited! Booked a professional to come out and calibrate it for next week but last night I just noticed a purple smudge in the top right corner. It was an eBay purchase, and although I tested it at his, I didn’t notice it then, probably because the test was on fairly dark scenes. It’s taken over a whole month to find the time to fit it and run a new cable so I’ve only had about 5 hours on it since I got it home. The 30 days return window has passed so I’m pretty much cooked! There are no words! 😢…😂
@@PIPERBOYWILLIAMS I wish it had bigger drivers but it is same series as the fronts, so timbre match is good. I did request it to be made 1 inch shorter to prevent blocking the screen. Dimensions are 9.5x20. 👍🏾
@ svs ultra center matches with most setups. Timbre matching is what people use to sell you on the same series. Center channel is the most important speakers. The left and right are effects channels. I go to audio advise lives and have a few setups in my house. Trust me. You need bigger drivers in that space. That center is a bottleneck.
@ I also have a cinema 50 in the living room , Denon 3800 in another room and a Rz50 in another room. My main theater I have an Anthem. My advise is drop the Marantz and go anthem. Nothing else compares until you get to Storm Audio or trinov. Marantz doesn’t cut it for theater. Order one and try it for 30 days. You won’t regret it. But ditch the center.
Personally I will be going with a 98-110 inch TV as I don’t like projectors in general. I find the light and color to be hard for the eyes plus the added cost. But I also am fine with the limits of a tv
Beautiful home and home theater Ron. Just subscribed!
@@Youthman thank you. Salute to you homes. 💪🏾
Subscribe coming right back at you. 🤜🏾
This is one of the best systems I have ever seen on TH-cam, as it reflect the way most people will have to set up their system, and is very well done ( your cable management is on point)
@@shaunbaileyuk thank you, and stay tuned for more.
Beautiful space and kudos!!!
@@rudiedj23 Thank you.
love the space and how you used those architectural speakers with the angled baffel to get what looks like perfect placement.
@@cbig567 Thank you. There is some compromise there but the angled baffle design helps. 👍🏾
Great job sir! You make it look ultra nice! When you finish, I need you to do mine next! 😂 Great job!
@@XaviorCross 😂
Very nice speaker integration into a difficult space. The room and setup looks great!
@@jamestindle2077 Thank you and thank you for watching.
Love the setting up. A 100" TV in that space would look great!
I would love that….however, it’s a WAF fail. The wife says “ain’t no way I want to see that when it’s off”. I get it, so overcoming compromises has become my specialty. 😂
Thank you for watching.
Awesome real-world setup. I love it!
@@mikeschramm Thank you. Much Appreciated. 💪🏾
I love your Room taste, Ron!!! Not everyone has a dedicated space for an actual full blown system for home theater.
@@damianjackson5055 Thank you. Yes, we do what we do for the love of the hobby.
Nice setup. I love it and you have a nice home as well.
@@lesterleonard8750 Thank you for the kind words!🙏🏾
Nice theatre super clean great job
@@WilliamVancott-y9o Thanks a million! 👍🏾
Definitely creative work, great job! I have a dedicated room theater but eventually I want to make my living room into more of a mini-theater. Right now the living room is just 2-ch audio but I pre-wired the house to have rear speakers and a hidden subwoofer under the stairs. Looking forward to more of your videos!
@@mfkhometheater7742 thank you for checking out my channel. So many topics in my head that I want to share. Still navigating how to present those ideas, but I’ll do my best to make it great.
Nice setup !
@@kkenmmac22 Thank you. 👍🏾
Well done 👏🏼 👍🏼✊🏼✌🏼🏴🇬🇧
@@melraine919 Thank you for watching! 👏🏾👏🏾
@ You’re welcome 🏴🇬🇧
Great video!! Looking forward to more content!!
@@rcolon757 thank you brotha. 🤜🏾
Great use of space and sub configuration
@@nonametofame Thank you. I appreciate it! 💪🏾
Dope set up
@@AllAccessConstruction Thank you.
Wow! So cool man. Very nice to see a HT that is in a living room space. I enjoy seeing how people can reach their goals while being ok to concede to compromise given the area. Like you said, overcoming and getting to the end product.
More interesting to me than a dedicated build.
Great work! Subscribed!
Thank you, and thank you for taking this ride with me. Let’s see how great we can make this channel as a community. 👍🏾
Nice !! Super creative !!
Thank you. Creatively is a necessity in this hobby. 😂
Nicee KOOL!!!
@@YOKOOL66 Thank you!
Awesome aesthetics, my wife would approve.
@@JD-lx3zq Thanks for watching. That’s right, the more approvals you get, the more you can do.
I'm very impressed... I'm PROUD OF YOU RON!!! I want a system now
Thank you!❤️
Nice setup! This is good example that you can build a nice home theater system in an open concept living room.
@@martinmares8998 Thank you. Thank you for watching also. 💪🏾
Very nice!
@@JulioCSolar Thank you for watching.
Ayyyy! Lookout! Great job, Ron! What speakers are those? Tekton?
@@TechnoDad what’s up Chana! Those are the “Electrons” …little brother of the “Double Impact” that they debuted and blew up with. Oh yes, they are Tekton Design. 👍🏾….just noticed that got edited out. 🤷🏾♂️Charge it to the game.
@@GeniusHomeTheater 😂 all good man, I just saw the center channel tweeter section, so that’s what I figured and you didn’t mention them in the video.
@@TechnoDad thanks for pointing that out. I made a really short video to show them some love. 💪🏾
@@GeniusHomeTheater Yeah, sometimes it's tough. If you are going to shoot a video like this, I would say to have a paper with each item on there you want to talk about just as a reminder. A little cheat sheet. Otherwise, great video man!
Love it well done
@@lildadh5308 Thank you!
Awesome!
@@travelingtrekez7034 Thank you!
Nice Rig Ron! I wish u would have talked more about ur L & R & Center spks! Ur center looks great! Congrats! 1:42
@@willgatlin8229 an editing mistake for sure. A short salute to the LCR is posted now on the channel. Thanks for the feedback and thank you for watching.
I really like how you've utilised that space. Great setup.
The only thing I'd consider changing given you have a horizontal centre channel anyway is to switch to a high end UST with 120" (or bigger is apparently coming soon) floor rising screen so it can sit under your windows when not in use but give you a bigger screen when it is.
@@paulc5389 Thank you. And yes, you never know where changes in technology will take you in this hobby. This room has evolved over the last fifteen years, and I’ll probably change with new future technology too.
Nice setup!!! Great first video and just subscribed. Looking forward to your future content. 💪
@@Erikgzlz84 thank you for watching and subscribing.
Nice!
@@fordtrucklover90280 Thank you for tuning in! 💪🏾
Really well done! I also have the 8805A. Looking forward to hearing more about how you’ve optimized sound in this space with those dual subs and the 8805!
@@HiFinest343 thank you for watching and for the video idea.
Yes the great spouse comprise. I used to have a living room theater that sounded great. Good job!
@@ScottGunMag69 Thank s for watching.
Great job on first video ! This is coming from a fellow living room Home theater enthusiast. What worked and what compromise and creative solutions- would be all very valuable to our community
Thanks so much!
Hi Ron,
Just subscribed to your channel. We live in NJ, my wife loves your area rug, can you share where we can find similar rug? Your sub setup must sound awesome.
@@mabeshse Firstly, thank you for subscribing. I purchased this 7x10 rug from Home Depot. It is named “Bazaar Gal 1196 black/brown”
…And yes it domes awesome IMO. Just had a professional calibration completed last week which included full 3 sub equalization and integration.
Nice👍🏽✅️🔊🔥
@@Djshaw1kinglegend Thanks. 👍🏾
Wow, nice! Did you get all that wiring done before the drywall went up?
@@BobFrostV I braced the ceiling for the projector during construction. I also ran wire to four of the six in-ceiling speakers at that time. Everything else has been done by me, post construction.
Nice setup! When’s the video coming showing video and sound?!
@@Movietheaterguy Thank you! I’m sure I have plans for a video displaying picture, but sound is a crapshoot after upload to TH-cam. Stay tuned because we are new and unorthodox is my middle name. 👍🏾
@Genius Home Theater new friend to the channel, I like home cinema setups.
@@djronthemechanic3695 Thank you and welcome to the channel. 🙏🏾
Looks good
Thank you. 🙏🏾
You did a great job on a budget and a non-optimal room space. Congrats.
@@joelowens5211 Thank you and thank you for watching!
The room space maybe non-optimal but the equipment is far from "budget"... its defo high end!
- Marantz! JTR! SVS in-wall subs! Monolith! Shiiiiiiiiiiit!
Good job man! 👍🏽
@ it’s has come a long way after 16 years in this home. From a DLP projector via DVI connection, manual pull down screen, all in-ceiling speakers, and more…morphing into this. Thank you for the compliment, and for watching.
@@GeniusHomeTheaterwe all start somewhere brother, and you’ve probably surpassed most people, definitely me anyway 😂
I just got my first 4K HDR projector - Sony VPL-520es… was so excited! Booked a professional to come out and calibrate it for next week but last night I just noticed a purple smudge in the top right corner. It was an eBay purchase, and although I tested it at his, I didn’t notice it then, probably because the test was on fairly dark scenes. It’s taken over a whole month to find the time to fit it and run a new cable so I’ve only had about 5 hours on it since I got it home. The 30 days return window has passed so I’m pretty much cooked! There are no words! 😢…😂
@ I’m sure you’ll make the best of a bad situation. That’s what we do in this hobby. 💪🏾
Big space. I would do a svs ultra center
@@PIPERBOYWILLIAMS I wish it had bigger drivers but it is same series as the fronts, so timbre match is good. I did request it to be made 1 inch shorter to prevent blocking the screen. Dimensions are 9.5x20. 👍🏾
@ svs ultra center matches with most setups. Timbre matching is what people use to sell you on the same series. Center channel is the most important speakers. The left and right are effects channels. I go to audio advise lives and have a few setups in my house. Trust me. You need bigger drivers in that space. That center is a bottleneck.
@ only time I wouldn’t recommend a SVS ULTRA CENTER is if you had kef speakers.
@ I also have a cinema 50 in the living room , Denon 3800 in another room and a Rz50 in another room. My main theater I have an Anthem. My advise is drop the Marantz and go anthem. Nothing else compares until you get to Storm Audio or trinov. Marantz doesn’t cut it for theater. Order one and try it for 30 days. You won’t regret it. But ditch the center.
@ thanks for the recommendations. 👍🏾
Personally I will be going with a 98-110 inch TV as I don’t like projectors in general. I find the light and color to be hard for the eyes plus the added cost. But I also am fine with the limits of a tv
@@TheAsjdj understandable. 👍🏾
You explained all that and didn’t turn it on to let us see and hear🤔
@@newjack1982 yeah, the problem is sound doesn’t translate on TH-cam. It’s not the greatest system, but I’m confident it’s no slouch either. 😂