First off, I'm NOT planning on putting fabric on the walls. It's going to be drywall on the ceilings, rear and side walls. I will have 6 columns (2 in rear, 2 on each side wall). Raised platform will hold couch, love seat will sit in front of platform. I will also be constructing some decorative, fabric covered foam frames for the walls to cut down the echos. Room is 15'x20'.
Setup:
Denon 3802
Fronts: Paradigm Monitor 5's
Center: Paradigm CC-270
Surrounds: Paradigm ADP-170's
Back: Paradigm Atom's
Sub: Paradigm PS1200
I will be building a (4-6)", sand filled stage with radius front. Currently, I will be using a 53" RPTV. My plan was to use 2x4 framing around the TV and speakers. This whole thing would then be wrapped in black fabric.
My question is should I use drywall or TheaterShield for the front wall?
If TheaterShield is used would I also cover the framing with it as well and then covered with fabric?
I was planning on making the framing very minimal so the speakers and TV are not boxed in with tons of wood or TS. I basically just want to conceal them with the fabric and use the minimal amount of 2x4's to hold the fabric, but obviously I want it to sound really good.
Would this work and sound good or do you have other suggestions?
Thanks in advance for your responses,
Topaz
Setup:
Denon 3802
Fronts: Paradigm Monitor 5's
Center: Paradigm CC-270
Surrounds: Paradigm ADP-170's
Back: Paradigm Atom's
Sub: Paradigm PS1200
I will be building a (4-6)", sand filled stage with radius front. Currently, I will be using a 53" RPTV. My plan was to use 2x4 framing around the TV and speakers. This whole thing would then be wrapped in black fabric.
My question is should I use drywall or TheaterShield for the front wall?
If TheaterShield is used would I also cover the framing with it as well and then covered with fabric?
I was planning on making the framing very minimal so the speakers and TV are not boxed in with tons of wood or TS. I basically just want to conceal them with the fabric and use the minimal amount of 2x4's to hold the fabric, but obviously I want it to sound really good.
Would this work and sound good or do you have other suggestions?
Thanks in advance for your responses,
Topaz