Looks great!
Can you provide more details about the window plug?
I know you said it was removal but it looks permanent to me unless you dissemble the back wall.
How does it look from the exterior of the house?
I have a large window in the back of my future room as well, hence the questions...
I went to several Targets in my area in search of Ultimate Alliance - no luck. In addition to coming across some of the titles listed above, I also found Motorstorm for $29.99, EA's NCAA Basketball and Football 2008, for $19.99 each. Motorstorm is a great game, IMHO. However, it has horrible...
I'm looking for 3 Omnisat V2 satellite speakers in platinum/black. They also need to be in good to excellent condition. If you have any you're willing to part with, let me know. Thanks, Gerry
You can get $10 off at Target.com with this code: TCTARGETWELC Edit: That's the discount that showed up for PS3 - It may be different for other platforms.
Adam: Go for it. I just wall mounted my 58" plasma. It really wasn't that hard. I even wired a new receptacle behind the plasma. Obviously, it is VITAL that you hit the studs dead center with the lag bolts. I used a stud finder to get me started, but was getting mixed results. Then I just...
thanks for the links and suggestions. Robert, your project sounds pretty much what I am after. I have a couple of questions: 1)The page you linked mentions increasing the height of the baffle and decreasing depth. I suppose it is OK to change the cabinet dimensions, so long as the cabinet...
Sometime ago I built a subwoofer with help from these boards. I used the Adire audio plans for the build, and it is outstanding. After wall mounting my plasma, I'd like to build some on-wall speakers to compliment it. Are there any existing plans or suggestions you could provide? I've...
If you are using the room within a room construction technique, you won't need the staggered stud wall. Staggered studs are used when when two adjacent rooms share the same wall. That does not occur in a room within a room construction. If this is a commercial venture for you, consider hiring...
Hi Bud: I followed your thread over at AVS. I'm glad you found your way over here. This is a great site too with lots of good folks. Well done on your project. -Gerry
I guess you are referring to quietrock. The cork sounds useless. When it comes to containing sound, mass and isolation are what you need to consider. There are also building techniques you can consider, if the walls have not been built yet. For example, a staggered stud wall can help...
The green glue site is very informative. I really like all the independent test data they have to backup their claims. They also have a calculator which should make budgeting for the project pretty straightforward. When it comes to comparing GG to Quietrock, I've heard the same thing JP noted.
Look forward to hearing the details of your plan. I am currently designing my basement theater as well, and am hoping to begin construction in the next few months. For me, sound isolation and treatments are high priority. I don't want to disturb anyone outside the theater, nor do I want to...
Dan: I've never used them, but I would be hesitant to, as I would expect their recomendations would be driven by the products they sell (overpriced monster cable comes to mind). If you are starting from scratch, you have a great opportunity to design the room such that it brings the best...
Someone mentioned the importance of the room, and I second that. With no budget, you should consider hiring a reputable theater designer that can address everything from room treatments to equipment. If it were me, I would use Dennis Erksine from Design Cinema Privee.
Hey Brad: Here are some thoughts I had: 1) Screen size will depend alot on your seating distance as well as the type of projector. For example, you can sit closer to a 1080p projector vs. a 720p or 480p projector. 2) I think your room width is doable. But you need to gauge your audio...
Are there currently any holes in the existing ceiling (such as for can lights)? Insulation won't help much. You need mass for sound isolation. Add another layer of drywall. If you can afford it, some sort of vibration dampening "glue" between the layers of drywall. You should probably add...
Sounds like you need a custom job. There are custom cable makers around that will build a cable to your specs. I have this one bookmarked: http://www.heartlandcables.com/ I've never purchased from them, but probably will in the future.
Fabric on the walls is expensive. You'll want to get stuff that is flame resistant, or made to be put on walls. Dazian has more affordable products, and a more expensive alternative is from Guilford of Maine. Since the OP is on a budget, treating the entire room and covering with fabric is...
Derek: Speakers are a personal thing. What sound's good to me may not sound good to you. I personally like a more laid back sound. After all the auditions I ended up with Energy Veritas speakers. If you like a more forward sounding speaker, listen to Klipsch (these sounded like they were in...
Jim: It's hard to predict if it will be too bright - if there is any ambient light in the room I would not worry about the projector being too bright. Many people use economy mode to simply get more life out of their bulb, as well as reduce the sound of the fan. Anyways, I was just...
You can't mount the 4805 25' away from the screen. You'll end up with a washed out image thats 163" diagonal. If you want a 90" diagonal 16x9 image, the furthest mounting distance from the screen is ~14'. Check out the throw distance calculator here...
I have this site bookmarked for Berkline recliners (maybe the 088's for lower backs), when I am ready to buy. The contact's name is Paul, and he has a lot of positive buzz for good service and pricing, although I have never dealt with the company personally...