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Theater build.. 19' deep, 17' wide .. need help on projector, screen etc , pics

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see my thread in dedicated home theater.. I'm completely open to screen manufactures- my 3 speakers will be a tight fit behind the screen on a sound stage-- i can move the screen up and down on the wall-- but the wall follows a vaulted ceiling and has a 81.5" total height-- the back end of the 19' room has a 103" height -- there is a sketch that shows the calculations of the screen height / seating height/ projector height..


I'm thinking a 100" screen-- thats what is sketched up-- here is the sketchup file if you want to take a looks http://www.megaupload.com/?d=BX8CSUHB


can i go bigger?


here is the screen viewing distance from the 2 tiers of seating -- 11ft and 17 feet-- should i go with a bigger screen?



here is the back wall measurments of imaginary line of the top of the screen (100")






link to the build thread
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1287888


and a butload of pics
















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Originally Posted by umr /forum/post/19459842


I would lean toward ClearPix3 and Center Stage XD.


Here is a link to more details.

http://accucalhd.com/documents/accuc...een_report.pdf


nice read-- so i should hold my speakers back 1 foot from the screen? whats the minimum.. or should i just forget about doing the speakers behind the screen and build them into the millworks.. Perhaps dennis will tell me that when we order up his service..

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nice read-- so i should hold my speakers back 1 foot from the screen? whats the minimum.. or should i just forget about doing the speakers behind the screen and build them into the millworks.. Perhaps dennis will tell me that when we order up his service..

A few inches is all you need between the screen and the speakers. Dennis will help you if you are working with him.
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