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Hi guys!
I have been following this website for maybe close to a year and am about ready to embark on my own HT setup dream
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I will attach a few photos of my current basement to give you guys more of an idea of what I am dealing with. My first question would go "Is this even do-able?" My basement is measuring at about 13 foot wide, 21 foot long and just a little above 7 feet at the lowest part of the room (joist).
My idea is to have a 100 inch (measured diagonal), with two rows of seating. Because of the way my main circuit board is already attached in the house, I will lose about 8 inches of width on that side of the room. I will lose some more width with whattever I do with the other side of the room.
This is getting scary because I currently have 5 floorstanders that I use for my speakers (five Klipsch RF-3II's). I am worried that there just won't be enough room between where people sit and where the speakers are placed for the surround sound. Also, since I have such a low ceiling, it affects where I can place the top portion of the screen. And since I have a floorstanding center, I will likely have to turn it on its side, else it would be blocking a portion of the screen.
But the speaker issue is for later...let me add some pics here.
I have been following this website for maybe close to a year and am about ready to embark on my own HT setup dream
I will attach a few photos of my current basement to give you guys more of an idea of what I am dealing with. My first question would go "Is this even do-able?" My basement is measuring at about 13 foot wide, 21 foot long and just a little above 7 feet at the lowest part of the room (joist).
My idea is to have a 100 inch (measured diagonal), with two rows of seating. Because of the way my main circuit board is already attached in the house, I will lose about 8 inches of width on that side of the room. I will lose some more width with whattever I do with the other side of the room.
This is getting scary because I currently have 5 floorstanders that I use for my speakers (five Klipsch RF-3II's). I am worried that there just won't be enough room between where people sit and where the speakers are placed for the surround sound. Also, since I have such a low ceiling, it affects where I can place the top portion of the screen. And since I have a floorstanding center, I will likely have to turn it on its side, else it would be blocking a portion of the screen.
But the speaker issue is for later...let me add some pics here.