Well, someday, when I get a house, I will want to step up my home theater game. I have some ideas.
I'm hoping to have a room roughly 2600 cuft to work with.
I want to apply acoustic treatments to the walls that are artistic and look like real art on the wall instead of horrid gray foam, etc.
I will probably keep my current speakers and augment them:
3 BIC DV62CLR (Up front in a vertical MTM style position, like I have now.)
2 Optimus LX-5 II's (Side surround, with Di-pole tweeter.)
**Possibly 2 BIC TPR-200 "Soundspan" (For the rear channels, they are omni-directional, 35-inches tall, but I would put them on a stand lifting them up at least 5 to 6 more inches off the ground.
A set of "to be determined" Tactile Transducers to put in the main couch set.
Five Cambridge Soundworks Powered Subwoofer 1's =
Sub 1 = Center Channel (Will be positioned just to the right of the center channel under the wall-mounted TV)
Sub 2 = L+R channels (Will be positioned to the right of the right channel.)
Sub 3 = Left Side Surround
Sub 4 = Right Side Surround
Sub 5 = L+R Rear Surround (dead center between them)
A "to be determined" "Super Sub" connected to the .1 channel and put in the right corner of the room.
Pre-amp/Processor & Amplifiers:
A Pioneer Elite model receiver with Pre-outs (I prefer their MCACC room calibration over all others I've heard and due to it's manual adjustability, it's the ONLY choice I'd be comfortable with.)
Emotiva multi-channel amp (5 or 7 channels)
A "to be determined" multi-channel amplifier to power the Tactile Transducers.
Five (or Seven) Apex 204 (Aural Exciter, Optical Big Bottom) sound processors for all satellite speakers and utilizing the subwoofer output for each accompanying Cambridge PSW1 subwoofer.
Two (either Behringer ex1200 or dbx 120A) sound processors. One for the .1 channel "Super Sub" and the other for the tactile transducers.
I'm hoping by the time I put this together a big 80-inch OLED is availble at a semi-reasonable price in the future.
I'm hoping to have a room roughly 2600 cuft to work with.
I want to apply acoustic treatments to the walls that are artistic and look like real art on the wall instead of horrid gray foam, etc.
I will probably keep my current speakers and augment them:
3 BIC DV62CLR (Up front in a vertical MTM style position, like I have now.)
2 Optimus LX-5 II's (Side surround, with Di-pole tweeter.)
**Possibly 2 BIC TPR-200 "Soundspan" (For the rear channels, they are omni-directional, 35-inches tall, but I would put them on a stand lifting them up at least 5 to 6 more inches off the ground.
A set of "to be determined" Tactile Transducers to put in the main couch set.
Five Cambridge Soundworks Powered Subwoofer 1's =
Sub 1 = Center Channel (Will be positioned just to the right of the center channel under the wall-mounted TV)
Sub 2 = L+R channels (Will be positioned to the right of the right channel.)
Sub 3 = Left Side Surround
Sub 4 = Right Side Surround
Sub 5 = L+R Rear Surround (dead center between them)
A "to be determined" "Super Sub" connected to the .1 channel and put in the right corner of the room.
Pre-amp/Processor & Amplifiers:
A Pioneer Elite model receiver with Pre-outs (I prefer their MCACC room calibration over all others I've heard and due to it's manual adjustability, it's the ONLY choice I'd be comfortable with.)
Emotiva multi-channel amp (5 or 7 channels)
A "to be determined" multi-channel amplifier to power the Tactile Transducers.
Five (or Seven) Apex 204 (Aural Exciter, Optical Big Bottom) sound processors for all satellite speakers and utilizing the subwoofer output for each accompanying Cambridge PSW1 subwoofer.
Two (either Behringer ex1200 or dbx 120A) sound processors. One for the .1 channel "Super Sub" and the other for the tactile transducers.
I'm hoping by the time I put this together a big 80-inch OLED is availble at a semi-reasonable price in the future.
