I really like how your screen is not hung too high. I feel like most people hang their screens all the way up to the ceiling. This past year I lowered my screen by like 4-5" and installed a 9' black velvet wrapped acoustic panel on my ceiling. Biggest upgrade I have ever done by far. It enhanced the contrast and the sound quality. Good stuff man.
We all have different budgets when it comes to this hobby (and lets face it all of us absolutely love our gear for what it is - until we get better stuff lol)) but tbh the most impressive thing Shane is how much thinking, planning and diy has gone into what youve put together. Really excellent effort. It must be great to sit back with a quiet adult bevo now and take it all in! 🍻
Shane, in my opinion, you have one of the most amazing home theaters I have ever seen, and I say that also because you put incredible work and effort into getting proper separation and good speaker timber match. I have not seen too many who make use of a full 12.6.6 Dolby Atmos/DTS-X setup! Wow. Really cool! Great job. I bet it sounds beyond amazing and lifelike.
This is breathless...my mouth remained open from start to finish...I was actually breathless for some time watching this....do share your acoustic story also...awesome
Ahh…. Thanks Shane for answering my question about multiple side surrounds in the video. Heheh!! Great content as always my man and looking forward to more to enjoy. 👍🏾
Wow! Got it built fast! Seems not too long ago you were talking to Matt Poes about the floors and walls. Great job, one of the best home theaters I've seen.
@@dmdane it's actually not sand. The particles are much bigger than sand. RBH calls it "G.A.D.S. (granular acoustic damping system)." The granules serve three purposes: they add mass to the cabinet so it doesn't move but the driver does, it firms up the cabinet walls making them inert so they don't color the sound of the speaker with vibrations, and finally the space that holds the granules is open to the rest of the cabinet with an acoustically transparent barrier so sound waves can enter the granule cavities and get absorbed into the spaces between the the granules. So, mass loading the cabinet, firming up the cabinet walls and absorbing internal sound waves.
Great vid, Shane. Would love to see you jump into the DIY world of subwoofers. I imagine it would be the most affordable way to get into Waveforming. Keep up the good work.
Really digging the screen wall and LED strip lighting. The screen wall execution is very nice, too. Can’t wait to see how the wave forming works out! Also, I went the DIY sub route thanks to Jiles (two 18” mini-Martys with Ultimaxes). The building experience was great. The performance is killer!! lol
That Roomie Remote looks legit. Thats exactly how I see the future of universal control. Full tablet control including selecting what you want to watch, play/pause and scrubbing. Just seems so much more efficient than a hard button remote. Think Im going to play around with it a bit and see if I can make it work for my theater.
Such a clean looking theater. You really did well with the two tone wall colour scheme. Those COB led strips will be my next purchase now. You and Hatoraid Cowboy really got it!
Congrats on the new theater! It looks awesome! I hope you get lots of joy out of it. I would love to see some REW graphs of the measurements at the seats and your overall assessment of the how it sounds now.
Great Job!!!! I gave you a standing ovation at the end of your video. I'm in the middle of building my room and I think I'll steal some of your ideas. I'm still debating 16:9 or 2.40:1 but I just might follow your lead on this.
Nice job Shane! Yes, go DIY on additional subwoofers, personally I don't use any commercially built speakers, I do all the speakers DIY. Of course I've been building my own speakers for about 50 years and it's hard to change old habits🙂 I need to check out that remote app you're using, easy of use is currently the biggest issue I have in my theater. I have the new Sofabatan and I think once I get it all set up it may work fine but my plan was to ultimately use Home Assistant. The app you're using however looks like it might work really well for me. I'm glad you mentioned there is no issue with the dispersion on your 2-way height speakers. I'm working on ideas for Atmos and I'm considering a 3-way design using two 6.5" drivers, a 2" Dome mid, and possibly a small AMT or maybe just a small dome tweeter. The 2" dome mid would allow a crossover in the 700 ~ 800 Hz range and would provide a nice dispersion compared to something like the Dayton Reference 1" dome tweeter crossed closer to 1500 Hz. I suspect the ribbons in yours is crossed higher higher than 1500 however and you haven't experienced any issue with it. So I might go the two way route, although I have a bunch of those Dayton 2" domes in inventory so I don't know, maybe I'll still use them. Great theater tour, you have an amazing setup!
Initially I was like woahh at costs but the when it's your job and your passion it's no different than dropping 150k on BMW M series as an example. Good on you. Amazing set up
Damnit Shane! After watching this video, now I don't want my 7.2.4 theater room anymore. Lol. I want my theater room to be like yours when it grows up. 🤩
This is finally the theater that Shane Lee deserved all along. Used all of the spare change leftover from the home purchase to create this amazing theater❤
Excellent work, Shane! I really like what you did in the room, and especially how clean that front wall is with that giant screen and those snuggly fitting fabric panels that surround it. Personally, I don't like seeing speakers in a room, but the way you have your side and back surrounds fitting nicely within the black acoustic panels, I think it looks really good! I do feel like you have way too many speakers in the room, but I'm sure it sounds amazing! Overall I give the room a 9.4/10
Really cool to see what you’ve done. I was surprised to see the PSA2112. I remember how some felt your review of it was less than complimentary. I thought it was fair and was not a bad review.
Stunning stuff. Truly blown away by your Dolby home theater. I think the only thing you probably didn't talk about it is the front and back row viewing distance from the screen.
Very impressive! I think you're set for now. I'm more of a movie palace kind of guy, so I do miss the old Theo Kalomirakis set ups from back in the day, but that doesn't take away from the appeal or practicality of these dark, high-tech/computer-closet-powered screening rooms.
@@therealshanelee oh I am but I’m not sitting in the first few rows. I usually sit in the next to last row or the last row depending on the seats that are available. Maybe it’d be different if I were to experience your setup. 🤔🤷♂️. The room IS tremendous don’t get me wrong. Obviously a ton of effort and Time went into it.
@@AeroDude73 if I based it off eye movement. It’s kind of like being in the middle row of a non 70mm IMAX. Or liemax as they call it. I normally sit a little forward of that at my local IMAX.
Shane, this looks absolutely amazing! I'm really impressed with everything from the walls to the way you have planned for future reviews, screen, the way it looks - it's all amazing! My only question is with the front wide channels. Are they supposed to be that close to the front wall? Thank you again for the tour and great job on everything! I'm really impressed! :)
I use Roomie in my room too , you should setup a now playing portrait TV outside your room with their companion app , I use it and I love it , thank you for the channel
Nice looking theater Shane, congrats! I built my own one, too, a few years ago (and am still tweaking and optimizing - you're never really finished, are you? 😉). From personal experience and for further improvement I would highly recommend two things: 1. Strongly baffled front and rear walls (filled with rockwool, somewhere between 1 to 2 feet thick), which will give you a much more nuanced and precise bass (especially in combination with the Trinnov and/or eventual wave forming implementation). 2. A maskable screen, which will further improve the perceived contrast of the image. Best regards from Germany, keep going and enjoying!! 👍👍
Great job, theater looking real good! You gave me some good ideas for my upcoming(but much smaller) HT-build with those DIY wall-panels:) Btw you might already know but if 18" is enough and you go the DIY-route for subs, Dayton Audio just released their version 2 of the ultimax-subs. They're looking real interesting
The Lumagen can be controlled via IP with a $100 Global Cache converter for the RS232 port. I am controlling my Lumagen via Home Assistant and it works fantastically.
This is a really cool video detailing your awesome setup! The only question that I still have is where is your equipment room located in regards to your auditorium? Also I do think you should get rid of that screen, build a fireplace and then hang a 32 inch TV high above the fireplace. That's the only way to truly do it right.
Great theater! I love the DIY stuff. Save money where you can so you can spend it where you need. The tray table in the front row seat where the iPad is, looks like it works by using the cup holder and not an accessory port. Can you please provide a link?
*FOR CLARIFICATION. ALL 18 SPEAKERS ARE RBH 661SWR* tinyurl.com/rbh661r
Nice , whether he will buy them in Europe ?
i was wondering also. thanks
Dude even upgraded the reaction shots as well as the new cinema 😜
I really like how your screen is not hung too high. I feel like most people hang their screens all the way up to the ceiling. This past year I lowered my screen by like 4-5" and installed a 9' black velvet wrapped acoustic panel on my ceiling. Biggest upgrade I have ever done by far. It enhanced the contrast and the sound quality. Good stuff man.
Just make sure it's not to low or your feet might get in the way when you're reclined.
@@therealshanelee I can't recline lol. My theater has a giant leather sectional, no theater seats. Maybe one day though. But I do like my sectional.
The Tv hung 1 foot or less to the cieling when you have the space, is a strange trend
We all have different budgets when it comes to this hobby (and lets face it all of us absolutely love our gear for what it is - until we get better stuff lol)) but tbh the most impressive thing Shane is how much thinking, planning and diy has gone into what youve put together. Really excellent effort. It must be great to sit back with a quiet adult bevo now and take it all in! 🍻
It was a fun build. Hope I don’t have to do it again 😂
Shane, in my opinion, you have one of the most amazing home theaters I have ever seen, and I say that also because you put incredible work and effort into getting proper separation and good speaker timber match. I have not seen too many who make use of a full 12.6.6 Dolby Atmos/DTS-X setup! Wow. Really cool! Great job. I bet it sounds beyond amazing and lifelike.
Thanks!🙏
This is YOUR theater? Outstanding.
When it comes to personal home theaters tours on UA-cam, you are still undefeated mate.Congrats on your new crib.
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This is one of those, if i won the lottery and dont tell anyone but there would be signs moments.
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Right
End game setup for sure. Congrats man now you can actually crank without worrying about your neighbors.
This is breathless...my mouth remained open from start to finish...I was actually breathless for some time watching this....do share your acoustic story also...awesome
Great theatre Shane, it’s inspirational and thanks for going through the process in detail, I wish I can build one similar one day
You’re halfway there now.
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Thanks for the long awaited home theatre tour. I love what you did with this space, perfect fit and fantastic home cinema. Now you can enjoy!
Looks great! If I ever get a new place, I'm going to make my theater room look like a Dolby Cinema, too.
I currently have accent lighting on the ceiling. I'm thinking of doing it along the floor too.
Ahh…. Thanks Shane for answering my question about multiple side surrounds in the video. Heheh!!
Great content as always my man and looking forward to more to enjoy. 👍🏾
shane congratulations on your new journey , taking your home theatre to next level and im sure it sounds better than most of the commercial theatres
It does a pretty good job 😉
Don’t quit your day job….not because you’re bad at this, because you’re great, but because it’s clearly funding a phenomenally expensive home cinema
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Thanks for the tour!! I love your setup. Looking forward to you getting the wave forming going. Curious to see what you think about it.
Excellent job buddy. Can see a lot of work went into this project. Also love the cutaway reactions lol.
Awesome! Love being able to finally see the setup.
Beyond next level. So impressed. 👍🏻👍🏻
Probably your most requested video.
Thank you Shane and well done on putting together yet another awesome home theater.
Thanks!
@@therealshanelee 🤩
Love Dolby Cinema and you managed to put one in your home. Impressive.
Thanks🍻
I can only dream of having a home theater like that- congrats and thanks for the tour!
Magnificent! Thank you for sharing!
Very aesthetic and clean. Well done.
Thanks!
WOW‼️‼️‼️ much respect! ❤️🙏🏾💪🏾👍🏾
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Wow! Got it built fast! Seems not too long ago you were talking to Matt Poes about the floors and walls. Great job, one of the best home theaters I've seen.
Thanks appreciate it.
@Darynmancave I corrected my misspelling genius. Keep trying though with your below budget build. 😂
Theater looks amazing Shane! Well done sir!
Thanks!
Watched both videos very nice and highly educational
200 pound subwoofer, I love it!
Lesson learned, put in position first before filling it with sand :)
What's the function of the sand?
@@dmdane it's actually not sand. The particles are much bigger than sand. RBH calls it "G.A.D.S. (granular acoustic damping system)." The granules serve three purposes: they add mass to the cabinet so it doesn't move but the driver does, it firms up the cabinet walls making them inert so they don't color the sound of the speaker with vibrations, and finally the space that holds the granules is open to the rest of the cabinet with an acoustically transparent barrier so sound waves can enter the granule cavities and get absorbed into the spaces between the the granules. So, mass loading the cabinet, firming up the cabinet walls and absorbing internal sound waves.
Awesome home theater! I hope to have something close to this one day.
Thanks you so much for sharing! inspiring :)
Great vid, Shane. Would love to see you jump into the DIY world of subwoofers. I imagine it would be the most affordable way to get into Waveforming. Keep up the good work.
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Really digging the screen wall and LED strip lighting. The screen wall execution is very nice, too. Can’t wait to see how the wave forming works out! Also, I went the DIY sub route thanks to Jiles (two 18” mini-Martys with Ultimaxes). The building experience was great. The performance is killer!! lol
That Roomie Remote looks legit. Thats exactly how I see the future of universal control. Full tablet control including selecting what you want to watch, play/pause and scrubbing. Just seems so much more efficient than a hard button remote. Think Im going to play around with it a bit and see if I can make it work for my theater.
Do it. It's easy to setup.
This room is so next level!! Speakers alone you must be the 40k range!! It must sound AMAZING!! Good stuff bro!!
Thanks! 🍻
Inspirational theater. Can't wait for the videos on waveforming and DIY subwoofers.
Here’s a stream with measurements of the room.
ua-cam.com/users/liveCaGIX3ZW4S8?si=kkKNPiBks-6wrsV9
Hi Shane, you did a really good job on that room. I remember when you first moved in there and you were showing it off what a difference awesome.
It was a fun project.
This is awesome.
Those second row seats look great.
Awesome system, Shane
Thanks!
Congratulations shane you have a beautiful theater
Thanks 👍🏻👍🏻
Such a clean looking theater. You really did well with the two tone wall colour scheme. Those COB led strips will be my next purchase now. You and Hatoraid Cowboy really got it!
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You have a great theatre its perfect
Congrats on the new theater! It looks awesome! I hope you get lots of joy out of it. I would love to see some REW graphs of the measurements at the seats and your overall assessment of the how it sounds now.
That $12k sub sitting right behind the center chair is going to bring one hell of an experience.
It’s fun 🤣
Finally 😂. Shane, awesome room!! Congrats!!!!🎉🎉
Thanks!🙏
Looks like Shane has a LOT of “Spare Change”!! Awesome system!!
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Great Job!!!! I gave you a standing ovation at the end of your video. I'm in the middle of building my room and I think I'll steal some of your ideas. I'm still debating 16:9 or 2.40:1 but I just might follow your lead on this.
Do it 💪
This is my inspo room for sure! 🫶
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12.6.6.... dude 😮 Nice
Absolutely phenomenal, Shane!
Thanks 🙏
Very impressive….now I have to look at mine all over again, thanks a lot.
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Nice job Shane! Yes, go DIY on additional subwoofers, personally I don't use any commercially built speakers, I do all the speakers DIY. Of course I've been building my own speakers for about 50 years and it's hard to change old habits🙂
I need to check out that remote app you're using, easy of use is currently the biggest issue I have in my theater. I have the new Sofabatan and I think once I get it all set up it may work fine but my plan was to ultimately use Home Assistant. The app you're using however looks like it might work really well for me.
I'm glad you mentioned there is no issue with the dispersion on your 2-way height speakers. I'm working on ideas for Atmos and I'm considering a 3-way design using two 6.5" drivers, a 2" Dome mid, and possibly a small AMT or maybe just a small dome tweeter. The 2" dome mid would allow a crossover in the 700 ~ 800 Hz range and would provide a nice dispersion compared to something like the Dayton Reference 1" dome tweeter crossed closer to 1500 Hz. I suspect the ribbons in yours is crossed higher higher than 1500 however and you haven't experienced any issue with it. So I might go the two way route, although I have a bunch of those Dayton 2" domes in inventory so I don't know, maybe I'll still use them.
Great theater tour, you have an amazing setup!
Amazing for a space this size.
Really Fantastic..
Thanks 🍻
This is beautiful! Well done!
Thanks! 🍻
Fantastic Shane 12.6.6 is crazy!!!! Love it ... I am going to reach out when I ready to do my home theater for advice. I like how you do thinks.
I thought you were going to say you had the ramp because you are getting older. :) Great looking rom Shane. I wish I had 25' of depth.
😂😅
I keep the walker right out of frame in all my vids.
Beautiful Theatre.
Thanks!
Been a long time subscriber from Japan!! Congrats おめでとう！！！🎉
Thanks!
AWEsome, set up....
Initially I was like woahh at costs but the when it's your job and your passion it's no different than dropping 150k on BMW M series as an example. Good on you. Amazing set up
Damnit Shane!
After watching this video, now I don't want my 7.2.4 theater room anymore. Lol.
I want my theater room to be like yours when it grows up. 🤩
😂
Amazing!
This is finally the theater that Shane Lee deserved all along. Used all of the spare change leftover from the home purchase to create this amazing theater❤
🤣😂
Excellent work, Shane! I really like what you did in the room, and especially how clean that front wall is with that giant screen and those snuggly fitting fabric panels that surround it. Personally, I don't like seeing speakers in a room, but the way you have your side and back surrounds fitting nicely within the black acoustic panels, I think it looks really good! I do feel like you have way too many speakers in the room, but I'm sure it sounds amazing!
Overall I give the room a 9.4/10
9.4 you muthaf… 😁
@@therealshanelee Wha??? That's a high ass score!!!
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Really cool to see what you’ve done. I was surprised to see the PSA2112. I remember how some felt your review of it was less than complimentary. I thought it was fair and was not a bad review.
WOW, nicely done. congrats.
Thanks!
The screen is sweet. It’s big and fills the whole wall. A lot of times you see HT and the screen is underwhelming. Nice job.
Thanks. Was aiming for the itty bitty imax feel.
Nice build. Its crazy how you have a Macintosh just picking splinters, that;s nuts. Think I would use it on LCR just to watch the needles.
The needles are still pretty busy.
awesome man nice work!
Thanks!
Great home theatre Shane
Thanks 🍻
Stunning stuff. Truly blown away by your Dolby home theater. I think the only thing you probably didn't talk about it is the front and back row viewing distance from the screen.
Very impressive! I think you're set for now. I'm more of a movie palace kind of guy, so I do miss the old Theo Kalomirakis set ups from back in the day, but that doesn't take away from the appeal or practicality of these dark, high-tech/computer-closet-powered screening rooms.
I'm content.
Superb, lucky dude.
This is bad ass!!!!👍👍👍
😂
Clean ... Still rockin my Arndalls
Nice!
Shane just called us all poor in 12.6.6 ways 😅 Amazing room buddy 👍
😂🤣
Nice done! Looks real nice and clean! Do you like the new speakers better then the setup from Ascendo? Pros/cons?:)
Looks great Shane!
Thanks! 👍🏻👍🏻
lol. The “reaction” shots… 😂🤣😆
That screen looks Massive for the front row seats 😳😳
I coulda went a little bigger 😁
@@therealshanelee it looks way too big for the front row (9-10’ away?). To me anyway. 🤷♂️
@@AeroDude73 I take it you’re not a fan of IMAX since that would take up way more of your field of view.
@@therealshanelee oh I am but I’m not sitting in the first few rows. I usually sit in the next to last row or the last row depending on the seats that are available. Maybe it’d be different if I were to experience your setup. 🤔🤷♂️. The room IS tremendous don’t get me wrong. Obviously a ton of effort and Time went into it.
@@AeroDude73 if I based it off eye movement. It’s kind of like being in the middle row of a non 70mm IMAX. Or liemax as they call it. I normally sit a little forward of that at my local IMAX.
Shane, this looks absolutely amazing! I'm really impressed with everything from the walls to the way you have planned for future reviews, screen, the way it looks - it's all amazing! My only question is with the front wide channels. Are they supposed to be that close to the front wall? Thank you again for the tour and great job on everything! I'm really impressed! :)
They’re a few feet away from the lcr. Remember the speakers are 3ft behind the screen.
sick af 🤘
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I use Roomie in my room too , you should setup a now playing portrait TV outside your room with their companion app , I use it and I love it , thank you for the channel
Never heard of it.
Solid
Amazing setup shane! Was wondering what the new theater looked like from your old place.
Nice looking theater Shane, congrats!
I built my own one, too, a few years ago (and am still tweaking and optimizing - you're never really finished, are you? 😉).
From personal experience and for further improvement I would highly recommend two things:
1. Strongly baffled front and rear walls (filled with rockwool, somewhere between 1 to 2 feet thick), which will give you a much more nuanced and precise bass (especially in combination with the Trinnov and/or eventual wave forming implementation).
2. A maskable screen, which will further improve the perceived contrast of the image.
Best regards from Germany, keep going and enjoying!! 👍👍
1:15 I don't know why this reaction reminds me of one of those 90s mentos commercials 😂
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1:13 Oscar worthy performance
Great job, theater looking real good!
You gave me some good ideas for my upcoming(but much smaller) HT-build with those DIY wall-panels:)
Btw you might already know but if 18" is enough and you go the DIY-route for subs, Dayton Audio just released their version 2 of the ultimax-subs. They're looking real interesting
Saw those. I might get them. I’m a little poor right now.
@@therealshanelee Yeah i feel you, just bought my house a couple months ago as well :)
I like watching your reviews, but your own system is killer. Very jealous of your space and how you control everything. Again a very nice system.
The Lumagen can be controlled via IP with a $100 Global Cache converter for the RS232 port. I am controlling my Lumagen via Home Assistant and it works fantastically.
I'm gonna look into it.
This is a really cool video detailing your awesome setup! The only question that I still have is where is your equipment room located in regards to your auditorium? Also I do think you should get rid of that screen, build a fireplace and then hang a 32 inch TV high above the fireplace. That's the only way to truly do it right.
The equipment is in a room right below the ramp.
Yeah riiiight in the curvy bit of the cornice like in a doctor's waiting room. I mean who does that......oh...that's right! My uncle and Aunt lol
Shane, do you plan on having or showing your snack area like you did in your last tour? I loved seeing the popcorn, candy and 24 hour DC movie setup!
Still in progress.
Great theater! I love the DIY stuff. Save money where you can so you can spend it where you need. The tray table in the front row seat where the iPad is, looks like it works by using the cup holder and not an accessory port. Can you please provide a link?
It's made for the Salamander seats. amzn.to/4dG2ZHJ
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Great acting chops Shane 😂
I watch too many movies.
Shane's just straight flexin using a Mcintosh amp to power a pair of surrounds. 😂
And dodging 3D effects like he's in bat country!
🤣😂
Nice Theater Shane, maybe you can angle the wides to create more of a wrap around effect.
They are angled.