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Basement is under construction. Framing is done. Electrical almost done. Running LV/ speaker wire. Theater area is U shape, back open to rest of basement. For Aesthetics and other reasons back of theater area is 19' from front wall. Planning on seating at 12'(eyeballs probably 11-11'5") 2nd row butting up to 1/2 wall at 19'(7 ft deep riser to handle reclining chairs)
TRying to determine speaker wire location therefore rough screen size. Room is wide 17' wall to wall- roughly 1 1/2' of soffit down each side- therefore ~14 feet wide in between soffits. I've been reading all the rules re distance vs screen width(1 to 1?).
So questions:
Assuming based on lack of depth the best option is that I'm using speakers on each side and center channel underneath?
MY other recent wild idea was on walls/inwalls on front that would shorted my depth by about 1 foot?
Any better ideas? I'm basically trying to get a good side screen that looks good on a 14-17' wide space but compensates for the depth issue as well
Thanks for any input you may have
Basement is under construction. Framing is done. Electrical almost done. Running LV/ speaker wire. Theater area is U shape, back open to rest of basement. For Aesthetics and other reasons back of theater area is 19' from front wall. Planning on seating at 12'(eyeballs probably 11-11'5") 2nd row butting up to 1/2 wall at 19'(7 ft deep riser to handle reclining chairs)
TRying to determine speaker wire location therefore rough screen size. Room is wide 17' wall to wall- roughly 1 1/2' of soffit down each side- therefore ~14 feet wide in between soffits. I've been reading all the rules re distance vs screen width(1 to 1?).
So questions:
Assuming based on lack of depth the best option is that I'm using speakers on each side and center channel underneath?
MY other recent wild idea was on walls/inwalls on front that would shorted my depth by about 1 foot?
Any better ideas? I'm basically trying to get a good side screen that looks good on a 14-17' wide space but compensates for the depth issue as well
Thanks for any input you may have