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I'm starting construction on our basement home theater & want the acoustics to be stunning (since I've invested far more on the hardware than I'd planned).
I also want it to look nice.
I've spent the requisite hours reviewing the postings at AVS Forums, etc. As a non-technical person who's slow on the uptake, with a limited budget, I'm more confused than ever.
Isn't there some sort of "template" I can use to build an acoustically tuned HT on a budget, given my room dimensions?
For example, I've used templates to calculate the optimal seating positions, acoustically and DTS.
But what about budget-minded materials & treatments for the ceiling, floors & walls? I have access to rock-wool.
I now know how to make budget bass-traps in the room's corners. I'd like to carpet the floor. That's it.
My room has poured concrete walls, ceiling and floor. It measures 160" x 229", with 91" a high ceiling.
It has a door in the middle of one of the shorter walls, and a tiny window in one long wall.
Sorry if I didn't make it clear, but I already own the equipment:
Receiver: Harmon Kardon AVR7000
Speakers: Vienna Acoustics Schönberg series
*Schönberg
*Berg
*Webern
*SVS PB10 Subwoofer
InFocus SP4805 Projector
OPPO DVD Player
GOO painted screen
Also, I live in a small village in Austria, so an on-sit consultation could be problematic.
Answer
try out a yamaha sound projector. i do custom electronics installation and i love them. you dont need to worry about acoustics and all that with the YSP. it shoots out beams of sounds and creates the surround sound effect without all the cost and labor. I think a YSP costs about $1000....i THINK. its easy to setup. if you really want a great theater. take a look at soundesigninc.com We do some great work.
try out a yamaha sound projector. i do custom electronics installation and i love them. you dont need to worry about acoustics and all that with the YSP. it shoots out beams of sounds and creates the surround sound effect without all the cost and labor. I think a YSP costs about $1000....i THINK. its easy to setup. if you really want a great theater. take a look at soundesigninc.com We do some great work.
Which home theater projector is best?
Sherry
Distance 4:3 16:9
160cm 39" 36"
236cm (recommend) 60" 55"
304cm (recommend) 78" 72"
386cm (recommend) 100" 92"
560cm 120" 110"
Difference from the other LCD projectors selling on eBay ã
ã the other LCD projector LED805 projector
Light source HID LED /OSRAM (you could google it)
Lamp life Less than 5000 hours, need change frequently 50,000Hours (about 20 years for working 6-8 hours one day.), which means you don't need pay for replacement bulb.
Power consumption more than 170W 84W
16:9/ 4:3 switch Some items can not be switched to 16:9 on VGA or HDMI 4:3/16:9 switchly freely even on VGA or HDMI
Cooling system fans Heat Pipe design + fan
Noisy 35db less than 20db (quiet environment)
Temperature when it is working High to boil eggs may you need wait for 20 years to boil eggs.
Turn off Fans will not stop until 3-5 minutes later to cool the projector everything stops at once when you turn off the lamp.
Net weight more than 4KG 2.4KG
Application Home theater/ KTV Home theater/KTV/Business show/ meeting room/class room
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Details:
Item NO. : LED805HD
Display Tech: 5" single LCD
Native resolution: 800 x 600
Support Resolution: 800x600, 1024x768, 1280x1024, etc
Compatible: Support up to 1080i/720P/1080P signals
Contrast: 1500:1 (ISO)
Original light Brightness (FLUX): 2200 Lumens
Work with Blu-ray, DVD, X-box, X-box 360, PS2, PS3,Wii, PC, Laptop
Lens: Manual focus
Width/high ratio: 16:9/ 4:3 switch freely. Even on VGA and HDMI, the image could be also switched to 16:9
Performing distance: 2-6m (52"-120")
Keystone correction: Vertical: +/- 15 degrees
Noisy (db):<20dB
Video Compatibility:Full NTSC/PAL/SECAM
Projection methods: Front/rear/suspend/desk
Menu Language: English; Chinese; Italian; German, French; Portuguese; Spanish
Power/Voltage:110V-240V
Power Consumption:76W
Dimensions:270(L)Ã220(W)Ã80(H)mm
N.W:2.4KG ; G.W:4KG
Bulb life:50,000Hours (about 20 years for working 6-8 hours one day.) which means you don't need pay for extra cost on replacement bulbs
One flaw: no built-in speakers
Input/Output:
YPbPr + S-video + VGA + HDMIx2 + TV (support analog signals) + Audio
Main Features:
Contrast: 1500:1 (ISO)
Brightness: 2200 Lumens
Native resolution: 800 x 600
Support Resolution: 800x600, 1024x768, 1280x1024, etc
Compatible: Support up to 1080i/720P/1080P signals
Work with Blu-ray, DVD, X-box, X-box 360, PS2, PS3,Wii, PC, Laptop
Width/high ratio: 16:9/ 4:3 switch freely. Even on VGA and HDMI, the image could be also switched to 16:9
OR
Projection System
Control Panel
Resolution
Brightness
Contrast Ratio
Aspect Ratio
Projection Lens
Lamp Life
Color Palette
Projection Position
Projection Distance
Image Size
RGB Signal
Video Signal
Audio
Terminals(Input)
Color
Dimension
Weight
Power Supply
Power Consumption
On-Screen Languages
Accessories
LCD Projection
Manual and Remote Control
800*600 Pixels
2500 lumens
800ï¼1
4:3 and 16:9
Manual Focus
6000 hours in average
16.7 million colors
Front
1.76-5.51 m
50"-150" in diagonal
VGA(640x480)
PAL,NTSC
2 built-in speakers
HDMI,VGA,S-video, Video, Audio, Y/Pb/Pr, TV
Silver with Black
320mm(L)x249mm(W)x95mm(H)
4.3kg
90-240V,AC at 50/60HZ
220watts
English/Chinese/German/French/Italy/Russian/Spanish
IR Remote Controlx1,AV Connecting Cables,Lens cap,User's manual
(1) Signal compatibility:
HDMI,S-Video ,TV, VGA (PC), Video, Audio input and output ,
Y/PB/PR (FOR HD Ready), and can make the picture biger (on 4:3 condition )
(2) Keystone correction, the picture aspect ratio can switch from 16:9 to 4:3.
(3) OSD screen display function
(4) The fans continue to work after the projector is turned off
(lasting for 10 minutes so as to prolong the lamp life?)
(5) Alarm protection function in case of excessive heat
(6) Alarm function when sole heat-exhausting fan does not work
(7) Entire remote operation
(8) Manual focus adjustment
Answer
I recommend you pick up a copy of Home Theater Magazine May issue, it listed just about every projector in the market. It recommends projectors in the entry level to the high end. Also they have reviews online also on certain projectors. I have been using a Panasonic projector for well over 6 years and never had any problems. Hope this will help you out.
I recommend you pick up a copy of Home Theater Magazine May issue, it listed just about every projector in the market. It recommends projectors in the entry level to the high end. Also they have reviews online also on certain projectors. I have been using a Panasonic projector for well over 6 years and never had any problems. Hope this will help you out.
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