for just the theaters consideration, I'd move them towards the theater room window, but this would reduce the effective "wall space" of your office area, so it wouldn't be much of a comprimise to move them towards the first row...
Kristi, are you considring side surround speakers as well? with your layout, the equipment room doors and the exit/entry door are located in the exact spot the side surrounds would work best at.
Without knowing the screen height, or the model of projector (and consequently, the image offset), I would hold off on a riser design. I'm sure 12" would be fine in most instances though.
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What's wrong with soldering?
nothing at all wrong with soldering, problem is if your timing is off, the temp. is off, or you mess up just a little, your going to possibly drop solder into the driver's motor...
[/quote]I find this to be quite funny really. I can't see this ever being a "problem" or "distracting" they don't put off that much light..heck I have sconces and backlit posters and light is no...
I was just "checked out" on that very model of lift, I had to prove to my employer and the safety dept. I could operate it safely - and received my ticket.
you realize what it weighs huh?
can you get that into your home? ...
that is determined by the projectors "image offset", some pj's have an adjustable offset (The Panny '900, the Sanyo PLV-Z4, THe Hitachi PJ200TX - also known as the HDP-52...), some have a fixed offset... some have a huge...
Vashon, some good quality flag connectors (like Thomas & Betts, or Panduit industrial types) should work fine - I just noticed them being used on a electric furnace here at work, they wre carrying 20 amps at 240 volts, so I'm sure...
