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I had a build thread on DTV for a few years, but it got nuked somehow about 12 months ago.

 

Decided I may as well upload all the photos again, but I won't be adding any descriptions.

 

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Happy to answer any and all questions !

 

Cheers,

Peter M

 

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I remember the DTV build thread - it was very informative. The photos are great to have again - one of the very best HT builds I've seen.

 

Peter, any updates on your equipment, or have you avoided temptation so far?

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Hi Quark,

 

Thanks.

 

Still all the same equipment - love the room so much that I haven't felt the need to upgrade - although I probably shouldn't admit that around here !!

 

Hoping to do a 4K and Atmos upgrade in the next 12 months.

 

Cheers,

Peter

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3 minutes ago, Peter WM said:

Hi Quark,

 

Thanks.

 

Still all the same equipment - love the room so much that I haven't felt the need to upgrade - although I probably shouldn't admit that around here !!

 

Hoping to do a 4K and Atmos upgrade in the next 12 months.

 

Cheers,

Peter

4K and Atmos sounds good!

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Amazing space peter, just wow!!

 

I had to laugh that you still installed windows in the room only to completely cover them up ? im guessing so the house didnt look silly for the outside right? 

 

Out of curiosity what are the dimensions of your room? 

 

Again just wow!!! Love it!!

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solman,

 

The windows were required for code compliance as well as external appearance.  They'll also help with resale at some point, as some buyers would want to re-purpose the room. 

 

The acoustic shell dimensions are 9.6 x 6.4 x 3.6m and the finished room is 7.5 x 6.2 x 3.3m.

 

Cheers,

Peter

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Thats an awesome size room. Are the panels on the walls BAD panels wrapped in a material? 

 

If so where did you get them from? That look amazing and i'm hoping to get the same finish for my room.... when i eventually start it ?

 

Thanks for sharing just a great space 

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Solman,

 

There are three different types of wall panels which were placed by the acoustic designer.

 

I made all the panels using timber frames, fibreglass insulation, heavy plastic sheet and fabric wrap.

 

One of the panel types uses Quest AI Perfsorber which is a perforated high density fibreglass, manufactured in Dandenong under license by Acoustic Vision. 

 

Cheers,

Peter

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AudioGeek,

 

It was part of a new house build and sits above a double garage.  The theatre / garage appears to be part of the same structure as the rest of the house, but is separated with a building joint and there is no connection between the two structures.  This has worked really well in isolating structure borne vibration / noise from the rest of the house.  Mrs M is convinced the whole house was designed around the theatre !

 

Cheers,

Peter

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1 hour ago, Peter WM said:

AudioGeek,

 

It was part of a new house build and sits above a double garage.  The theatre / garage appears to be part of the same structure as the rest of the house, but is separated with a building joint and there is no connection between the two structures.  This has worked really well in isolating structure borne vibration / noise from the rest of the house.  Mrs M is convinced the whole house was designed around the theatre !

 

Cheers,

Peter

Thats a great way of doing it - a true dedicated separate space. Very envious!

So the entry is via the garage underneath - and there is no walkway/connection to the rest of the house? How does one get away with that?

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