New Tonor ceiling acoustic panels for the dedicated theater.

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Room dimensions are
18.4’ long
10.3’ wide
9.5’ ceiling
Silver ticket products screen 16:9 135” acoustic transparent series 7
Epson 5040UB 4K projector
Anthem avm90 processor
Suntron MQ600 subwoofer amp
Monolith 7x amp for ground speakers
Monolith M2100 amp for front wides
Outlaw 7000x amp for atmos speakers
3 Polk audio RTIA9 LCR
2 Polk audio fxia4 front wides
4 Polk audio 265-RT in-wall side and rear surround
6 Polk audio ic60 ceiling atmos
2 deep sea sound Mariana 24” subs
2 SI HT 18 V3 18’s in parts express sealed boxes
2 Panamax power line conditioner
Panasonic ub-9000 4k Blu-ray player
Logitech harmony elite remote with hub
64 gig Apple TV 4K streaming
Nvidia shield pro streaming and plex setup
3 Ac infinity aircom T8 fans
Seatcraft Omega home theater seating

[@easyhttech]

I use the same Tonor double-layer acoustic panels behind my AT screen. Not bad and are easy to work with but run some tiny screws through them or use additional glue.

[@jamesstandard3516]

Been looking into something different like this!!

[@micb3rd]

The goal of acoustic treatment is a well controlled room across right across frequency range. A few thin panels is ok but lots of thin panels often unbalance the room by reducing the upper-mid range and high frequencies compared with the lower frequencies.
Thin panel's can't directly effect the mid bass or bass frequencies, panel thickness effect the absorption coefficient and lowest frequency the panel is effective at. Thin panels will only reducing the echo on upper frequencies.

[@MattyDaddy14]

Those def look good! 🎉 plus they seem to be a LoT darker/less reflective than the ceiling material! 🎉
I wonder if maybe the gap between the wall absorption panels and ceiling could be filled in some?? 🎉

[@MattyDaddy14]

Hey just another thought.. what about maybe mounting the thick panels above the speakers, then add 2 of these in where the thick panels were centered on speaker level midpoint?

[@johnwaugh8633]

Using a few trim head screws on each panel would definitely make sure they never fall. If you did them at the right angle they probably wouldn't even be visible. Even better if you get ones long enough to go into the rafters

[@EveryDayJay415]

Do you have any fear of it falling down with the ceiling fan under it? I’m considering some diy panels but I like the look of these

[@myhometheater7029]

@@EveryDayJay415 I’m Gonna be checking them every day. I may run some small screws in the ones above the fan.

[@dbbfishing2528]

Who did you get to do your calibration?

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@@dbbfishing2528 look in description. The first link that pops up is Brandon hill. Contact him.