DESTROYING MY HOME THEATER - PART 4 - Home Theater Tour

Update on the progress of ripping down my home theater and starting again! This is a new update as I encountered a few issues and delays with my screen.

Will also include lots of new changes and upgrades:

Sponsors for the project:

This rebuild will take place over seven or eight videos and cover all of the changes, the installation of an additional subwoofer to do waveforming, as well as all new lighting by Govee, a brand new electric screen from Screen Technics, and a new Krix subwoofer from my good friend Mick Stillone!

More videos are coming, as I intend to show my masking system in action and and also a very cool MadVR project I'm working on as well!

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Krix 9.4.6 Speaker Configuration -

VALENCIA COLLECTION:

AV Rack

SERVER HARDWARE

Projector
🔷 JVC NP5

Streaming Boxes:

Streaming Services:

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Special thanks to Valencia Theatre Seating for the Ultimate Luxury Edition Seating!

#hometheater #hometheatertour #homecinema
00:00 Intro
00:35 Screen Technics Screen
04:21 Front Wall Construction
07:31 Automask - Masking System
09:34 Automask - DEMOS

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The scene with your wife opening the door had me in stitchers. So relatable. This scene alone is worth the thumbs up 😅

[Scorpiokills]

man that ceiling is awesome, the whole room is awesome!!! double salute!

[matt]

One thing you may use for your panels that are friction fit is magnets, depending on the space of course. I used round neodymium magnets on some of my acoustic panels. Just an idea.

[donmorton]

excellent can’t wait to see the end result. The auto masking is phenomenal, an amazing innovation.

[gary]

Great news about your screen it looks great and the picture on the screen looks amazing you and your helpers did amazing job in your cinema room well done .

[Leo-G]

So cool 😊, Tony this is absolutely amazing. Can’t wait for your room to be completed. 👍

[mistastylz]

Awesome setup your channel it has inspired me during my home theater journey. Love the new screen.

[adamdjd]

Until you change it again in 6 months, you lunatic haha looks awesome mate! Looking forward to see what your thoughts are about your room with wave forming

[kingtspoon]

The build is looking amazing Tony! Looking forward to seeing more.

[uncola]

Room is looking great! Glad you found a screen solution after your disappointing elite screens experience

[TorinTPG]

You seem so happy on this video! Good to see that passion back in you for your theater!

We all look forward to the updates

[triplerinse]

Great job, Tony and other guys. Glad things worked out.

[snipd]

Hardwork pays off - sometime it does require some pain! Stay passionate!

[chevron]

Tony James the HT trend setter. - bring HT R&D to the public. Great work mate!

[FURognar]

Ooh....I like how your door opens. Thats what I originally planned to do (a pocket door) but changed our mind because a regular swinging door was cheaper to implement (and we wanted a solid core door)

[Carl-iwsy]

Tony I see you are making great progress! Looking awesome thus far. Hang there man, you seem a little bit tired. Amazon sells "On Air" lighted signs for the outside or your theater 😁

[TheHookUp]

Very cool, any issues with that drop down screen moving/waving with all that sound pressure behind it?

[FatterTony]

Hey man, absolutely awesome! I love the masking, this is something I'm still keen to do at some point so I'll have to get back on discord for some info!! This is another thing to love about this hobby/passion too, I remember 2 years ago chatting about screen hinges to get better access to behind your fixed screen and it's great seeing how it's evolved into this solution. Way better now with the approach to showing the glorious speakers off as a feature rather than just lifting the screen for access.

The room is looking so good now but I bet like the most of us, you spend at least as much time building and tinkering as actually watching movies lol. I'm looking forward to seeing the final updated room tour with all the lighting.

Great work and great video, thanks as always!

[JohnZahra-px]

Home theatre headaches hopefully this works out well.

[TheArthilles]

Looks great! Would you be able to do a more detailed video about your screen and masking? Or is there a build thread? I'm interested in what materials you used for the masking, how you kept things straight and not bow, and the motorized aspect. You said that you coded the masking, but how are you reading the source to know what ratio to switch to? Or is it only manual? Whatever you are willing to show and share would be appreciated. Regardless, it looks great!