Posts by snowkarver

You might want to request a decent-sized swatch of 701 and Anchorage and try a few informal experiments to see what you personally think. I originally ordered yards of Anchorage for my screenwall and have to say that after playing around...

Hey woolly, Nothing happening in the 'shire. Except for a lot of Blu-ray, Movie Network HD, GTA4 and Rock Band! Still sitting on the beach chairs though. Once I get around to finishing off the decor, I will make sure to post. There...

I think a lot of folks use the latter option with a pass-through port to avoid the hassle plus cost of additional terminators and cables required to do wall-mount jacks. For permanent installation, you just don't change patch cables or...

10m is supposed to the maximum length for the specification, but I've seen it work well even at longer lengths. Given that a 35' cable is effectively 10m long, it's actually (just about) within spec. Honestly, I wouldn't expect there to...

Using the TV should work as long as the AVR output is a true preamp out with variable levels driven by the volume control (i.e. not a fixed output). The trick will be to set the TV volume "permanently" at a level that matches the other...

Glasscell Isofab is the Ontario distributor for this sort of thing. They have JM Linacoustic in big rolls, and Ottawa Fibre (usually OFI-48) is our version of the OC-xxx boards. It's all reasonably priced (relatively speaking) and I...

Quote: Originally Posted by percept snowkarver, did you ever get around to purchasing seating? what have you been sitting on? No, still sitting on a couple of beach loungers. At least the carpet is plush enough that your butt...

Hey guys, thanks again. As for the bordello theme, hey I haven't finished the room decor yet, so it's only a small adjustment to go that route Willise, truth be told I'm not a huge fan of Polk Audio and prefer Energy or Paradigm...

You might be looking for the small theater build thread.

Thanks guys, the props mean a lot! Make sure to start threads documenting your small-space projects; I think they're a great resource for a lot of folks who are contemplating or building modest projects. As for the locker room talk,...