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Re: The Ellis Family Go Big or Go Home HT
« Reply #15 on: November 14, 2016, 11:54:16 AM »
exactly....I cant understand when someone is building and they re like...meh 100" screen will be enough...grr go big!!  haha  well to each his own
I caught a lot of flack when building mine with "it is too big and you will get eyestrain". Since it was built everyone that has come over has said "the picture size is very immersive", and no one has experienced eye strain. If I ever move...the next HT will have a full wall screen again.
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Re: The Ellis Family Go Big or Go Home HT
« Reply #16 on: November 14, 2016, 12:35:27 PM »
The pics show up for me. :) Not that I plan on changing my speakers, but I am interested in the synergy horn build. Nice job on the theater. When you move to a 4K projector, it will be a big step up over the Panny.

I can attest to this! I had the ae8000 then moved to the JVS rs400....HUGE difference
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Re: The Ellis Family Go Big or Go Home HT
« Reply #17 on: November 14, 2016, 12:46:15 PM »
Well maybe I will get lucky and win PCH $10k per week. LOL
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Re: The Ellis Family Go Big or Go Home HT
« Reply #18 on: November 14, 2016, 04:09:36 PM »
195"!!!!!!!! Wow that is some screen. Really nice build you've got going here.
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JVC RS3000, Panamorph Paladin DCR, 138" Elite 2:35:1 Screen, Oppo UDP-203, DirecTV Genie, Marantz SR-6011, Emotiva XPA-5 Mains: Paradigm Prestige 85F, Center: Paradigm Prestige 55C, Sides: Paradigm Prestige 15B, Rears: Paradigm Atom V6 Atmos: Paradigm P65-R Sub: Rhythmik FV18 Monster Power HTS-5100, GIK Acoustic Room Treatments

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Re: The Ellis Family Go Big or Go Home HT
« Reply #19 on: November 14, 2016, 05:52:44 PM »
195"!!!!!!!! Wow that is some screen. Really nice build you've got going here.
Thanks you...we enjoy it very much daily. :)
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Re: The Ellis Family Go Big or Go Home HT
« Reply #20 on: November 15, 2016, 06:03:37 PM »
Pics appear to be back up... If anyone still can't see them please let me know.

Yes, this can happen when you embed an image which is stored on a different website, you now have the ability to attach the images as attachments to your post and when someone clicks on the image thumbnail it will popup to a full screen display... however, you'll only be able currently to attach two files per post, but that number can be changed if the owner wants to accommodate requests to do so
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Re: The Ellis Family Go Big or Go Home HT
« Reply #21 on: November 26, 2016, 05:01:03 PM »
I wish i was still working so I could afford a 4K projector. I will have to wait until they are under $3k for sure unless I come into a lot of cash.

The Epson 5040ub is under $3K - talk to Mike G.  I just bought one from him yesterday. :)

Great room BTW!  Love the huge screen. 
« Last Edit: November 26, 2016, 05:03:00 PM by schmidtwi »

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Re: The Ellis Family Go Big or Go Home HT
« Reply #22 on: November 26, 2016, 07:48:54 PM »
The Epson 5040ub is under $3K - talk to Mike G.  I just bought one from him yesterday. :)

Great room BTW!  Love the huge screen.

Thanks, but right now even that is way over what I can afford. I might have to get a job while I am retired to be able to afford new pieces of equipment.
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Re: The Ellis Family Go Big or Go Home HT
« Reply #23 on: November 27, 2016, 09:31:12 AM »
any update on the speakers?

also get rid of dirac and you are 2/3 the way to a real upgrade the PJ :)
SadieMax 2,0 Build thread

Nad t758v3 
7.4.4 diysoundgroup 1099's (3) 
Volt 6 (8 ) 
18" SI subs (4) 
diy 130" 2.40 spandex screen
minidsp 2x4HD
JVC rs600
Lumagen radiance pro 4242
Nvidia shield pro
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Re: The Ellis Family Go Big or Go Home HT
« Reply #24 on: November 27, 2016, 10:33:03 AM »
any update on the speakers?

also get rid of dirac and you are 2/3 the way to a real upgrade the PJ :)

We will be working on the speakers later today...as far as getting rid of the Dirac, it is not going to happen as it made a huge difference over Audyssey and YPAO. The only room tune software I will run at this point in time is Dirac. Once you have tried Audyssey or YPAO, Dirac it is a no brainer IMO as to what is the best room tune software. When I can afford to get a 4k projector that will give me 3000+ lumens... I will upgrade the projector I will, but I don't anticipate that happening for at least another year or two.
Marantz av8805a, 3 K402MEHs, 4 Klipsch RP150Ms, MINIDSP DDRC88M, 1 7 channel woofer amp & heights, 3 Icepower amps, Denafrips Athena & Pontus ii, Lumin U1 mini, 2 Yamaha P2500s, Monoprice speaker wire, and XLR cables, 2 Furman filters, ProJect RPM 1.3 Carbon Turntable,  Zappiti Reference, Panasonic ub820, LG 86"" 4k fp

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Re: The Ellis Family Go Big or Go Home HT
« Reply #25 on: November 27, 2016, 01:17:05 PM »
you do realize I have had dirac for over 2 years :)

imho id would rather have the PJ (also I had the exact same PJ your running...and all the jvc's blow it away) than a slight upgrade (debatable even in blind tests) in sound
SadieMax 2,0 Build thread

Nad t758v3 
7.4.4 diysoundgroup 1099's (3) 
Volt 6 (8 ) 
18" SI subs (4) 
diy 130" 2.40 spandex screen
minidsp 2x4HD
JVC rs600
Lumagen radiance pro 4242
Nvidia shield pro
Emby NAS media player

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Re: The Ellis Family Go Big or Go Home HT
« Reply #26 on: November 27, 2016, 08:14:09 PM »
I understand...right now my priority is to get my new speakers made (hopefully I will be able to do it for what I am selling my old ones for). The new speakers should take me up to the next level in audio (hopefully my last main channel speakers). I would like to have a better projector, but I have no problem waiting until I can afford to upgrade it. I might even build a curved screen next, since it will not be as expensive as buying a new projector, and would correct my geometry. We have 4k in our living room, but currently have no source to play 4k.
Marantz av8805a, 3 K402MEHs, 4 Klipsch RP150Ms, MINIDSP DDRC88M, 1 7 channel woofer amp & heights, 3 Icepower amps, Denafrips Athena & Pontus ii, Lumin U1 mini, 2 Yamaha P2500s, Monoprice speaker wire, and XLR cables, 2 Furman filters, ProJect RPM 1.3 Carbon Turntable,  Zappiti Reference, Panasonic ub820, LG 86"" 4k fp

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Re: The Ellis Family Go Big or Go Home HT
« Reply #27 on: November 28, 2016, 07:38:48 AM »
I understand...right now my priority is to get my new speakers made (hopefully I will be able to do it for what I am selling my old ones for). The new speakers should take me up to the next level in audio (hopefully my last main channel speakers). I would like to have a better projector, but I have no problem waiting until I can afford to upgrade it. I might even build a curved screen next, since it will not be as expensive as buying a new projector, and would correct my geometry. We have 4k in our living room, but currently have no source to play 4k.

i know Im more busting your nuggets:)....do what you feel is best....and if you build a curved screen i will follow intently as I want to build one too to get a ana lense
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Nad t758v3 
7.4.4 diysoundgroup 1099's (3) 
Volt 6 (8 ) 
18" SI subs (4) 
diy 130" 2.40 spandex screen
minidsp 2x4HD
JVC rs600
Lumagen radiance pro 4242
Nvidia shield pro
Emby NAS media player

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Re: The Ellis Family Go Big or Go Home HT
« Reply #28 on: November 28, 2016, 11:14:52 AM »
you do realize I have had dirac for over 2 years :)

imho id would rather have the PJ (also I had the exact same PJ your running...and all the jvc's blow it away) than a slight upgrade (debatable even in blind tests) in sound

At 60 years old, my wife says my hearing is going from too much loud music and movies. But my eyesight sure isn't. So I'm always trying to upgrade my projector. My audio sounds pretty good now!
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Re: The Ellis Family Go Big or Go Home HT
« Reply #29 on: November 28, 2016, 11:27:09 AM »
i know Im more busting your nuggets:)....do what you feel is best....and if you build a curved screen i will follow intently as I want to build one too to get a ana lense
NP, I have talked with a local fab shop and they said about $1k to make the 2 15' long rails for the top and bottom.
Marantz av8805a, 3 K402MEHs, 4 Klipsch RP150Ms, MINIDSP DDRC88M, 1 7 channel woofer amp & heights, 3 Icepower amps, Denafrips Athena & Pontus ii, Lumin U1 mini, 2 Yamaha P2500s, Monoprice speaker wire, and XLR cables, 2 Furman filters, ProJect RPM 1.3 Carbon Turntable,  Zappiti Reference, Panasonic ub820, LG 86"" 4k fp

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