[nezff]

Dual 18s.

Yes the panels help very much

 

[nezff]

All new pictures!!

New speakers, new subs, and more acoustic treatment.

 

[nezff]

 

[nezff]

Two short corner bass traps ordered today.

 

[ryansboston]

Beautiful room Jeff. Looks so clean and professional, like a true showroom. Those eD[c]12 Custom speakers and dual A7-450s look so massive, I bet they sound great!

 

[nezff]

Thanks.

Who's Jeff?

 

[ryansboston]

Thanks.

Who's Jeff?

I've been reading too many posts. I think I must have mixed up your username with someone else... my bad

 

[nezff]

put up a bass trap in the rear ceiling/wall corner.

 

[phillihp23]

Very nicely done with the light color tones.

 

[qx56]

wouldnt most agree that those hardly qualify as bass traps?

 

[nezff]

wouldnt most agree that those hardly qualify as bass traps?

Please explain YOUR indication that it wouldnt be a bass trap.

 

[qx56]

Google bass trap. I think you will find that those are hardly useful in a room your size. I hope others will also give you some pointers also.

 

[nezff]

Google bass trap. I think you will find that those are hardly useful in a room your size. I hope others will also give you some pointers also.

I have done plenty or research and talked to numerous educated acoustical gurus. Not really sure what your hang up is with the trap. The panels on the wall are acoustic panels 2 inches thick. The trap is in the ceiling/wall corner.

Every residental theater can never have too many bass traps. The trap is 4 inches thick and is made for a corner placement.

Please, I would love to hear WHY you think it is NOT a bass trap, you have yet to come forward with real info other than your opinion.

 

[JBrax]

I think your setup looks incredible and the room treatments are outstanding. I don't think I'd get upset with the earlier jab at your bass traps. It's obvious you've done your homework and know what you're doing.

 

[nezff]

I think your setup looks incredible and the room treatments are outstanding. I don't think I'd get upset with the earlier jab at your bass traps. It's obvious you've done your homework and know what you're doing.

thanks.

I have done my homework. I learn something new everyday.

 

[dabusabus1]

Nice Setup.

 

[nezff]

Need some help guys. I purchased a Panasonic 8000 on cyber Monday. My dilemma is screen size. I cant really go any bigger than a 92 right now unless I build a false wall and put speakers and subs behind the screen because the screen will cover the speakers. My tv stand is 81 inches wide and a 92 inch elite screen is roughly 84 inches wide which would work.

I will move my center channel out of the cabinet, get rid of the tv, and put the center on the tv stand. this frees up room inside the center channel cabinet for game systems.

If I go bigger, I would need a acoustic screen which I know nothing about. not sure if it hampers sound etc since this is my first screen and PJ. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

 

[ALMFamily]

Need some help guys. I purchased a Panasonic 8000 on cyber Monday. My dilemma is screen size. I cant really go any bigger than a 92 right now unless I build a false wall and put speakers and subs behind the screen because the screen will cover the speakers. My tv stand is 81 inches wide and a 92 inch elite screen is roughly 84 inches wide which would work.

I will move my center channel out of the cabinet, get rid of the tv, and put the center on the tv stand. this frees up room inside the center channel cabinet for game systems.

If I go bigger, I would need a acoustic screen which I know nothing about. not sure if it hampers sound etc since this is my first screen and PJ. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

There are lots of people using AT screens, and it have not heard any of them complain about a difference in sound. On the contrary, many prefer it as it makes dialog seem more like it is coming from the "point of origin" so to speak.

Had I the room in my HT, I would have definitely gone with an AT screen...

 

[Owen Bartley]

Test it out for size on a blank wall or bedsheet to see how it feels. I'd go AT if your room has the depth to accommodate an extra 2 feet or so at the front, but it can't hurt to try out in the current setup.

 

[Todd Anderson]

What aspect ratio are you shooting for? If the issue is height (floor to ceiling) see if you can squeeze some more screen by going 2.40:1... it's a great screen size for 80% of films.