Hey what's up guys!
Welcome to another episode of Pan The Organizer, where you and I work together to help you
organize different aspects of your life!
In today's special episode, I'll give you a tour of my home theater!
So it's been a lifelong dream of mine to build myself an actual theater within my home to
watch movies, enjoy some Apple TV, or some TV shows.
And to watch all of that on a giant screen!
Hey by the way, before we start the tour, I know how complicated it can get with models
and makes of electronics so I kept it very simple.
If you guys want to purchase anything that you see in this video, I put the links in
the description down below for you all to check it out.
So your typical home theater consists of usually a TV and some sort of a soundbar to have a
bit better sound than what comes out of the TV speakers.
So here's an example of one of my home theater setups where I have a Panasonic VT series
65 inch plasma which has won pretty much all the prizes back in its day.
It's about 6 years old now, but still to this day, it's probably one of the best TVs that
has ever been produced.
It's hooked up to a Polk Audio soundbar, so it looks aesthetically clean and very minimalistic.
So beneath that, you can see my PVR, my Apple TV, and my Logitech Harmony Elite controller.
On left and right of the stand I have some nice Philips Hue ambient lighting.
Those are LED lights.
You can customize what colour you want them.
Now although it looks and sounds pretty good, I wanted to bring it one step further and
create myself an actual cinema theater in my house!
So come with me, and let's go have a look at what's behind closed doors!
So behind this acoustic door, let's go see what's in there!
So this is it guys, my home theater!
This is a real theater in my basement!
Starting off with the speakers, these are Sonus Faber.
They sound amazing.
They're leather wrapped.
I have a 7.1 speaker setup.
The mega subwoofer.
Now this is an SVS model.
HUGE 13 inch driver.
Tons of power.
This thing weighs close to 150 pounds.
Now what's nice about this ginormous subwoofer is that the metal grill, you can remove it
to expose the massive audio ports and the massive woofer.
They're all magnetized so it just snaps back into place.
So a closer look at my audio/video rack.
This is my Onkyo receiver.
You can see the 3rd generation Apple TV.
My Oppo Digital Blu-Ray player.
This is a 100 inch Stewart StudioTek screen.
So this is ginormous!
Almost 8 feet wide!
So on the wall, you can see the custom acoustic panels that I had made.
These are made out of fibreglass.
Custom made.
So basically, this increases sound quality by diminishing reflections on the wall.
Now the walls you can tell were all painted with matte black paint.
Now this is essential when you have a projector style home theater setup because you don't
want any light bouncing off the walls because this will distract you from the picture quality.
Ceiling height in the basement was lifted to 9 feet instead of the standard 8 feet so
I can fit this big screen.
Now I got some pot lights in the ceiling which are all remote controlled.
Now you can't have a proper home theater without some nice motorized leather electric chairs.
So these are some La-Z-Boy models.
Super comfortable!
So what I love about these seats is that they're motorized.
So with the press of a button, there's the leg rest.
It just reclines, you kick back and you enjoy the movie!
In the back, these are the surround back left and right speakers.
And this is the star of the show.
So this is the JVC D-ILA projector.
Now this is mounted to the ceiling.
And it produces breathtaking picture quality.
Amazing deep blacks and crazy contrast.
To control everything, I have the Logitech Harmony One controller.
I also bought the new Logitech Harmony Elite remote control.
Now these guys control all the activities and they replace all the remotes in the system.
You can check out the review on my channel.
All the wall outlets are black.
So I have a lot of my Blu-Ray movies on a rack for easy access.
So a last quick 360 degrees of the setup.
For better acoustical insulation, the builder installed dual layers of Sonopan panels behind
the gypsum boards in the walls.
Here we are on my YouTube channel and let's play a video on a 100 inch screen!
So that's it for the tour of my two home theater setups.
So I hope you enjoyed the show!
So my question for you guys is what do you guys watch your movies and shows on?
Do you watch it on your phones, tablets, on a TV, what kind of TV, are we talking LED,
plasma, OLED, do you actually have a projector setup?
Let me know in the comments down below!
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