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Re: Home Theater 1st pic

Jason — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 01:30:04 GMT

Ok Joe that is seriously out of this world. That color scheme is really great. I do hope with 2 6T's and 2 10D's you have no neighbors nearby. I'd love to see the next picture with those accent lights since they looked really neat.

Re: Home Theater 1st pic

JoeZ — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 00:00:15 GMT

Here's the current tally:

JVC DLA-RS20U (front projector)

Stewart Velux 100” screen

Aperion 6Ts (fronts)

Aperion 6C (center)

Aperion 5DB (surrounds)

Aperion 6IC (back surrounds)

Aperion Bravus 10D x 2 (subs)

Yamaha RX-V1800 (receiver)

Yamaha BD-S2900 (Blu-ray)

Emotiva XPA-5 (back ordered to April)

Panamax M3500PM (line conditioner)

Bass Maxim Lounger Home Theater Seats (x 4)

Salamander Designer Synergy AV furniture

Cyron LED lights (a boat load of these puppies)

Hunter Douglas blackout shades (in black of course)

As you can imagine, the family couldn't be any happier with the results. Here's my simple steps to my home theater:

1. I removed ugly flush mounted ceiling lights.

2. Installed recessed lights.

3. Installed accent home theater lighting (more ordered).

4. Wired entire room with speaker wire.

5. Ran 35ft. HDMI to projector.

6. Ran Romex and installed PowerBridge to connect projector to Panamax line conditioner.

7. Painted the sides and ceiling with 4 coats of Ralph Lauren "Townhouse" burgandy.

8. Painted the screen wall 2 coats of Ralph Lauren "Bone" black.

9. Replace all outlets with black outlets.

10. Screen/projector installed professionally.

11. Completed the man cave by hanging some cool blackout shades.

First movie, what else, TDK.

-JoeZ

Re: Home Theater 1st pic

Jason Hicks — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 22:49:46 GMT

Seats look and color scheme look good!

Re: Home Theater 1st pic

PJ — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 22:28:05 GMT

Can't wait to see more...that is a GOOD LOOK!

Home Theater 1st pic

JoeZ — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 22:09:33 GMT

I'm struggling to get this right. Sorry, all I have is the daughter's cell. I'll spend a little less on AVR equipment and get myself a digital camera... More pics will follow when I'm convinced I know WTF I'm doing