What's up guys!
Long time reader, first time poster. I'm about to start building a house and have set a room aside for a dedicated home theater.
Right now the my equipment is as follows:
Onkyo dx575 receiver
Pioneer Elite 45a dvd player
Cambridge soundworks Tower 2s, centerstage, and surrounds
Svs Pcs-plus subwoofer
Toshiba 57H81 RPTV
I'm trying to sell this equipment with the house that I'm in now. I'm pretty satisfied with it, so if I have to keep it, no big deal.
The room dimensions in the new house are 15'6" x 20'0". The ceiling height varies. On the 15'6" dimensions, the ceiling height at the walls are 5' above finish floor, and it slopes to 10' above finish floor at a 45 degree angle. The rest a the ceiling is at a constant 10' aff. What would be the ideal setup for this situation? As I looked at other posts, the ideal seemed to be putting the screen on the 15'6" dimension, but if I were to go with a front projection, the size would be limited by the 5' ceiling height on that wall.
I was also wondering about the staggered stud wall. Do you think this would be necessary on the wall that makes up the interior wall?
What do you think?
Thanks in advance.
Ben Smith
Long time reader, first time poster. I'm about to start building a house and have set a room aside for a dedicated home theater.
Right now the my equipment is as follows:
Onkyo dx575 receiver
Pioneer Elite 45a dvd player
Cambridge soundworks Tower 2s, centerstage, and surrounds
Svs Pcs-plus subwoofer
Toshiba 57H81 RPTV
I'm trying to sell this equipment with the house that I'm in now. I'm pretty satisfied with it, so if I have to keep it, no big deal.
The room dimensions in the new house are 15'6" x 20'0". The ceiling height varies. On the 15'6" dimensions, the ceiling height at the walls are 5' above finish floor, and it slopes to 10' above finish floor at a 45 degree angle. The rest a the ceiling is at a constant 10' aff. What would be the ideal setup for this situation? As I looked at other posts, the ideal seemed to be putting the screen on the 15'6" dimension, but if I were to go with a front projection, the size would be limited by the 5' ceiling height on that wall.
I was also wondering about the staggered stud wall. Do you think this would be necessary on the wall that makes up the interior wall?
What do you think?
Thanks in advance.
Ben Smith
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