Just had 4 friends over ( and my wife ) to watch " Rich Crazy Asians ". A really fun movie ! Looks and sounds great on 4K too! Next week I already have " Black Klannsman " on Monday, guest's choice Wed., " Die Hard " on 4K Thursday, maybe " Isle of Dogs " Friday, and perhaps an encore performance of " Fallout " Tuesday.
Watches blackklansmen the other a day. Was goodAnd have crazy rich Asians on its way !So many new movies I’ve been watching since Black Friday. Watched Philadelphia last night.
I'm envious of your high ceilings, and unobstructed view to the screen.Mine is in a converted basement room. My ceilings are under eight feet and I have a support column (almost in front of the front left speaker) to deal with. "First world problems", I know.
"The best thing I did was build a " projector closet " to hide the projector" I love that. I guess a great many people like to display their equipment, but I would rather hide all the lights and NOT heat up my room running amps. MY garage is next to my media room and I simply put my amps in there.It REALLY bothered by dealer because he wanted everyone to see everything. Honestly, my friends would not know a Stewart's screen from a sun screen. And they never heard words such as "Krell," "Oppo," and "Day Sequerra." If it ain't a Sony or Panasonic, they don't care.I wanted to show the amps in my garage, but I don't know how to put a [picture in a response here. Can someone tell me?
I would love to hide my projector but the rear wall of my room is a stairwell. I do have all my equipment in an AV closet at the rear of the theater but putting the projector in there would not work due to the stairs.My left and right are in room towers, the center is fairly large and sits on a stand, and the sub sits in the front as well. My surrounds are GoldenEar in-ceiling speakers. I would love to hide it all but I don't have the space to build an acoustically transparent screen.
Time to move Tracy. It's all about priorities!