Posts by rabident

Quote:Originally Posted by Skip-B If for some reason you can't get out to the wood That's what worries me. If they attach the patched drywall to the wood then they've shorted my channels, crippling my $3000 investment in clips &...

What do you think about the edges? GG, caulk, or nothing but tape & mud? I'm going to loose my staggered seams. Size is large enough for guy to get up in there and work. Problem with trying to re-use the existing channels is there is...

Thread with no history gets a reply, or no one here has ever needed to do it? The builder pierced a gas line while putting in clips & channel. They need to open the ceiling to fix it. Drywall is DD + GG. What is the best way to...

Quote:Originally Posted by hashofet Also, i have the option to drop the floor in my theater area another foot from 9ft to 10ft. Is this worth doing for the extra cost, or is it just a "nice" thing to have taller ceilings? (i've...

For HT plans, I would try to nail that down ahead of time. If you're going to pay Shawn for the layout service, then do it during the architecture phase of your new home. It's so much easier to change things on paper and this way you...

Thanks for the clarification. I knew it was there for a reason, I just wasn't sure what end of the price/performance spectrum it existed on. Is it to get the last 10% of performance out of the room or a core/staple component of any...

What is the best way to patch DD + GG on channel? The clip layout had an extra row of clips to support the HVAC soffit on the plans. When we went to install, we realized there was no truss at that exact location to put the clip into. ...

Quote:Originally Posted by reanimator ...with expanded color showcasing more of the wide range of rich color contained in the original source. Does Bluray support a higher gamut than Rec 709? What would displays be calibrated...

What is the purpose of subfloor on a concrete slab? I am going to carpet the room. My riser will cover the back half of the room. Out of the remaining half, additional space will be covered by the stairs, stage, and screenwall. ...

12k lumens is entry level for commercial projectors. Christie has 32,000 lumen models and Barco has a 40,000 lumen model (HDQ-2K40). Both are respected companies. I would just get a single projector that does what you need.