Pics of my theater project (1 Viewer)

[mark_th]

Here are some pictures of my home theater project. I'm currently in the final stages and can't wait to finish. I started it last Spring and after taking the summer off(had to do outdoor projects you know), I started up again in November and have been working on it every weekend since. It shouldn't be much longer now.
http://homepage.mac.com/marjen/PhotoAlbum.html

 

[RAF]

Thanks for sharing. Looks great. Aren't you glad you took pictures from the very beginning? I know, from experience, that sometimes the last thing one thinks about is taking pictures in the excitement of getting things going, but not only does this provide a nostalgic glance back at the whole process, it also provides wire, etc. location information for future renovations as well.

And with digital photography it's very easy to take a large number of pictures, using the best ones for a website like this and saving some of the others for reference purposes.

Take care.

 

[mark_th]

I agree. When we built the house, I was horrible about taking pictures. I think I have like 10 pictures of the whole house going up. With all that was involved it seems I never got around to taking pictures. I made sure for this project that I did take pictures at each of the major steps. As you say it is also a great reference in case I ever need it.

 

[Mike H Wizard]

Hi Mark,

Very Nice Looking...

Someday I will have my own dedicated Home Theater Room...

I am currently in the process of trying to plan out my Family Room in our new Townhome, that my wife and I will be moving into come July...

Could you please tell me what Speaker Wire you used?

Thank you in advance,

Mike

 

[mark_th]

I used home depot 12 gauge speaker wire.

 

[RAF]

Also available from Parts Express. "SoundKing" 12 gauge OFC (Oxygen Free Copper). Very flexible, very nice, not very expensive (compared to some of the speaker wire out there).
Here's a link to the 100' rolls (under 30 cents a foot.)
I found 12 gauge to be the best overall wire for just about all HT speaker applications.