8 Steps To Designing A Successful Home Theater

[@Home-theater-design-concepts]

Thank you...any comments, criticism's and complaint are welcome so I can continuously increase the quality of these videos.

[@kingkongballz1774]

crying mandatory too much, maybe do something freestyle

[@laurabrown1372]

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[@manniesreactionchannel3808]

I truly appreciate you showing this.... budgeting and building a movie theater.

[@laurabrown1372]

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[@newmankidman5763]

Stunning theatre rooms. Inspirational. However, the dimensionality of the room should be whatever the customer can afford and makes them happy

[@judichristopher4604]

EXCELLENT VIDEO... WOW... Fantastic Thank you so much for sharing this great video.

[@Home-theater-design-concepts]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@hi-fihaven2257]

Great video, thank you for sharing it! Some very great eye candy!

[@mrAshwin06]

Perfect video. Thanks mate, I love it ❤️

[@PaulsWildLife]

This guy sounds like he's from the NYC area... good to know when I construct mine!!!

[@d.l.clayton]

Very nice. My home theater is very cheaply made, but decent enough, except I need to upgrade sound in my AV system.

[@rudolfabelin383]

Step 2, me brings out calculator for measurements to European ones. Step 1, 3-8, checks my EuroMillions coupon. Anyway, thanks for an inspiring video. I am gonna do this small scale. Closest I come to this, a friend of mine's daughter was a nanny at Spielbergs (long time ago)

[@ciaracorr6015]

wow awesome thank u no complaints this is perfect !!! ur amazing

[@akaredcrossbow]

How do you create a successful home theater? Answer: Be successful!

[@cocowang1055]

Thanks for sharing the tips. Though I am now content with my Xgimi H1, I can still follow some tips to promote the experience.

[@stevegreathouse3157]

Great video!

[@jeanbaptiste9]

Hi Glen, Its Pierre. This showed up in my KZbin Feed. Looks and sounds Great!! I hope you are well. Best of luck.

[@bob-jb8eh]

good morning from Italy I would like information about this system you documented how much could it cost to build a room of 27 mt 2? Thanks for the reply

[@D-Allen]

Where can someone get those beautiful wall hanging acoustic panels?

[@bhydarali9482]

Excellent video

[@ragingbullwinkle4188]

Hand carved using a router..LOL love it

[@aguiarnombora3173]

The Best Video

[@gadgetguy5871]

I'd like some advice. I'm starting my theater next month and I will have a marantz 8012 (11.2) receiver 7 power recliners with rumble seats on all seating, projector, Bluray player, and Xbox one/PS4. I'm planning on running two 20 amp circuits One for the equipment and the other for the seating. And a 15amp circuit for the lighting all on the same phase. Do you think this is suffecient or is this over kill? Would appreciate your advice. Thanks

[@handroids1981]

Yep.

[@dallashometheaterinstallat6558]

Great Job on the install, very inspiring

[@AGC828]

Like most installers. You've left out the 1st and most important step...the cost of the structure of the room (e.g. framing + sound proofing (pointless IMHO to have a HT room if you're forced to keep the volume below a certain level because you have family and your neighbours are close by) and in-room acoustic treatment. Too many people skip over those steps and just spend all their money on electronics...with some money left over for seating.

[@specialblend218]

The gap between wall and chairs needs to be 36" minimum by building code. Something else to consider is blasting sound in the closest seat if your chairs are close to the wall. I'd recommend planning a good size gap between every seat and wall at least 5 feet between ear and speaker would be ideal. Many rooms have to compromise, but it's something that needs to be considered when designing.

[@rufusvlekkemans1768]

O my God, my gap is 35" o noes

[@jeremylarson6267]

where do you live that there are building codes for home décor?

[@frankfarago2825]

California, where else?

[@judichristopher4604]

@@jeremylarson6267 I was thinking the same thing...

[@theatremad9797]

Nice video Glen and thanks for posting.

[@honey4xi]

How can we hear the sounds of the mobile phones, pets (dogs & cats), dolphins, babies crying, earthquakes, so on, come from the ground up in the movies? I think we should make the ground speakers for those sounds. 🔊 🔊 🔊

[@tomtelfer4009]

Well done. Thanks.

[@felipemorales7598]

I Like your movie theater It Is Butifull

[@guyh.4553]

Very nice information. But it seems way over the top in cost and design. Or maybe that's the point of this particular video. Are the other more budget friendly suggestions/video(s) along the line? Thx

[@bldlightpainting]

Top 10 Reasons I Watch Movies at Home: 1. I don't have to leave my home, drive somewhere and sit next to noisy ill-tempered strangers. 2. My theater is NOT a "gun-free zone" so it's far less dangerous and I have access to many weapons. 3. It saves me a lot of money over buying box-office tickets and theater food. 4. I have access to plenty of good-priced food. 5. My A/V system is as good as a THX theater. 6. Pause, rewind, fast-forward and volume controls are important to me. 7. I can watch any film whenever I want, not just what's playing that week. 8. I have a soft comfortable reclining couch with a foot rest and cup holder. 9. I control the temperature in my home theater so it's just right. 10. Best of all, I can make out with my wife in private.

[@Aviamoyal]

TheFew TheProud Number 10 is gold.

[@PokePresto]

Haha best comment here. Point 10 is deffinetly somthing to concider for all who want a home theater, however i feel like point 2 only appels to people from certain nations. :)

[@EPICSOUNDTRAX]

N10 is the best. It will be the dedicated spot for that.

[@TheSytak]

point 2 is so weird from a european perspective... like wtf :D

[@DarthHater100]

Lol Americans are funny. Not once in my life have I felt the need to have weapons lol nor have I worried that I might get in a gun fight at the movie theater.

[@narayanamurthy1761]

Nice 👍

[@brundavanampavaniseshasrir6213]

What might be the Projector Placement?? Can I have the clarity on it sir??

[@achyutakrishna]

excellent details.

[@sarathibose3066]

Extraordinary setup Sony LED 32" 7.1 Mini Home theater dts surrounding sound system budget evlo sir

[@totalbliss1]

Awesome tips. Keep it coming.

[@gadgetguy5871]

I'm just in the process of building a theater room. My question is towards power. I'm planning on running 2 independent circuits of 12 gauge 20 amp circuits. 1 for the equipment which include projector reciever Blu-ray player xbox and playstaion and 2 subwoofers. The other circuit would be for 6 motorized recliners with sound shakers and lighting in the theater room. Would this be enough or should I add a third circuit? Any help would be appreciated.

[@Home-theater-design-concepts]

Hey Ted, that may be so, but you would be amazed at the percentage of high end home theaters that use in-walls or in-ceilings.

[@BSnydr]

Thanks for sharing. Can you confirm the length ratio please. 9 x 2.6 is 280 inches.

[@stephencosgrove3475]

Whatever happened to placing speakers equidistant from the listener? Or considering your fronts should be equidistant to each other and the primary listening position? Chances are those in-wall subs sound like shit compared to the same drivers, in cabinets, placed in the room like they should be. Not to mention the flood of sound to the rest of the house and your overly patient neighbours. This seems like more of an advertisement for an install company than successful home theater tips.

[@keithmoriyama5421]

The coolest home theater is a recording studio, not to mention superior sound. Study the design of a properly built studio control room.

[@cmo123100]

Nice video

[@rajarao4588]

How sound works in globe shape room?

[@rubinsaffy]

This video is the fucking best. Thank you so much.

[@vinaypspk3103]

How much cost in indian rupees

[@revealingfacts4all]

What brand of chair are the red and gold @ 1:04?

[@teclo1057]

i have an almost square room. its small at 10 feet wide by 11 feet long. i project onto a painted wall and the image fills the wall at 10 feet wide. i sit at 9 feet from image. is that too close and should i make the image size smaller

[@djones7571]

Where can I get those flowing wall posters from 4:13

[@judichristopher4604]

HINT next time... turn down the background music... We just want to HEAR YOU speak...

[@ThePoreproductions]

If you live on a farm, and if you have enough room on your property, then you can build an actual building that'll serve as your home theater. With that type of home theater, you can add: a lobby, projection room, bathroom, storage closets, and oh yeah...a heating/cooling system. Although, you might wanna add construction to your budget.

[@jcrockoo7]

Finally, someone who thinks like me! I would immediately do that if I had enough land on my property and a huge budget to match.

[@tedtimmis8135]

In-wall and in-ceiling speakers may appeal to wives and decorators but they significantly degrade sound quality, especially for music. Otherwise, nice video!

[@specialblend218]

Actually they can sound better because of SBIR. Most speakers can be installed in-wall if planned for. Triad and Procella have some amazing speakers built for in-wall.

[@googoo-gjoob]

B&W CT & CI line, too

[@cmo123100]

Agree, this is incorrect, sound can be significantly better when speakers are placed in the wall, a number of speaker designs from Triad, James etc are fully encapsulated providing their own sealed box and calculated volume within the wall, the wall (needs to be very solid and rigid) becomes an infinite baffle and can virtually eliminate SBIR (Speaker Boundary interference Response). The same prinicple is often used when building some recording studios from scratch, the monitors are mounted within a solid wall along with suitable diffusion and absorption acoustic panels to tackle first order reflections.

[@cpt.hindsight]

Try playing the video in x 0.5 speed

[@rithikmadan]

It becomes orgasmic 😃

[@mohananmohan8172]

Op BB

[@1badnomad]

He sounds so wasted! 😃

[@sjheeta]

HEY NOW!

[@ДмитрийСубботин-э6о]

ШИКАРДОС

[@keithmoriyama5421]

Music is way too damn LOUD! Can't hear what you are saying.

[@heru-deshet359]

Unless you are a true fan and have the money for a separate home theater, it's not worth doing it. With the advent of 86 inch smart tvs and wireless surround sound.,Home theaters are becoming extinct since you can instantly set one up anywhere in your house.

[@DrekavacScream]

Tommy?

[@googoo-gjoob]

can you hear me?

[@rudolfabelin383]

John B Goode?

[@rebeccakalugdan4648]

Tniah

[@bustersplaybox]

over complex

[@NoName-zi9qs]

I hate AV chairs. My ass hurts in the theatre. Why would I want the same discomfort at home?

[@logan8921]

all these fucking rich people building a new goddamn house because ''i want to watch movies once a year'' wtf

[@final3119]

Step 1: have lots of money