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Great Job Ken!! Like the rest, can't wait for the finished product Charlie

sounds great, at that distance do you see pixels (screendoor) on your pj?

Wes, I am building my theater now and I am considering a 9' screen, I too like a big picture but how far away do you think first row should be (I have about 12.5 feet for first row)? And how big diagonally is your screen?

try this site http://www.behome.com/bh/categories/...CATEGORYCODE=7 I Can't recommend them but saw it while surfing

I went to the electronic home expo in orlando last weekend and saw a whole bunch of coooooooool stuff. At the Leeman exhibit (they do architectural woodwork) they displayed a line of chairs that everyone loved. Very comfortable, with great neck and back support. Wife and I sat in them and didn't...

Thanks Brian, great advice

thanks for the help. Sounds like what I need. Is it strong enough to staple into that stuff when I apply fabric (without breaking)?

Does anyone know where I can buy the acoustic board for making panels for my theater. I saw a board advertised on owens-cornings' website called SelectSound Black Acoustic Board but they won't sell it to consumers. If anyone knows of a good product and where to buy it I would appreciate the...

what did you think about the 90s and 99s concerning head and neck support. I think 90s are 41" high and 99s are 44" high.

looking very good!!! keep posting pics. I want to see the finished product.

don't know the answer but my guess is between 30-36" minimum clearance for walk space. Also, you might ask if there is a dealer near you who has one of each to tryout. (I do agree that the 90s series looks more comfortable, they are also taller backs to provide support for head)

how do you like the runco? is it bright and sharp enough? And of course, great job!!

sorry I can't help you but I wanted to put your thread back on top. I would like to know same.

they do have certified people. I checked them out, they are very good. Check out their website. Audio-one.com

thanks Tim