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Glad you found something that inexpensive. My first thought was Sonos but they ain't cheap. John

THIS! I am currently in an apartment and believe me a nice set of stereo speakers and a decent receiver will give you fantastic results. John

Last night I was afforded the opportunity to visit these gracious people's home (AGAIN! You think they'd get tired of me but they keep asking me back...). This time I got to see the theater and my comments above are still in effect. This is simply an awesome space!!! Everything from the look...

I just got a chance to browse this and get caught up. I wish I were coming up to Milwaukee sometime soon. This looks like an awesome room, as I expected. Good job bro!! John

Wholy....WOWWW!....WHOA!!...damn...SHIT!! That looks awesome. By the way, I'll be in KC in early Novemeber...just letting you know I'll be stopping by. John

Very cool indeed. John

I would think that this is a pretty big deal, too, since we don't have much 4k content yet. It is interesting to see the pressure that companies like Vizio are able to put on companies like Sony and where the pros & cons fall. John

:eusa-clap: :eusa-clap: :eusa-clap: :eusa-clap: Looking good...REALLY GOOD!! John

Let's see how you feel on the Sunday morning of the 3-4 day GTG and then ask you if you're ready for 120 days of that... John

I now have an idea for a sign to put above any stair case I put in a house. John

A small rant: Why is it that when people hear "theater" they think small TV but popcorn machine and concessions? :angry-banghead: I'm a little worried about the dimensions, also. When I saw 228 sq. ft., I was wondering how they're getting there and since 15x15=225 sq. ft., I had an idea...

At least then they'll have some explanation for all those minor earthquakes in OK they can't explain. John

Personally, I would limit the amount of absorption in the back of the room. I am big fan of the Live End (at the rear) Dead End (at the front) principle. This allows the imaging at the front of the room to be at its best while not making the room too dead and remain natural sounding. The back...

Keith, I almost fell out of my chair when I read Mike's question, thinking "Do you realize who you're asking this question to?" (Does he "NEED" any new equipment? No, but that's irrelevant.) Then your answer got me laughing again. You can tell Barb that all you want, I ain't buyin' it...

I saw some news about things on FB but I didn't realize you are moving to OKC. That's cool because you'll be w/in a day's drive!! Congrats on the new job and we look forward to seeing y'all (add that to the vocabulary ASAP) soon. John

Just FYI, Heeman, the panels in my theater were mineral wool. In my HT build thread, which I believe is on this forum somewhere (And So It Begins) I have pics of the construction. IIRC I used a small wire mesh (chicken wire?) between the cloth and the mineral wool to protect it since it is...

I really liked everything about the Marantz SR7400 that I had and would buy another Marantz product in a heartbeat. John

HEAR!! HEAR!! When I had some trouble with one of my 624s my plan was to buy another and eventually get the faulty one replaced and keep it as a spare. Then I looked on eBay and decided and I needed to just get that one fixed and save $400 or $500. John

Heeman, I did hardwood with natural (wool) rug in the HT and REALLY liked how it turned out. When I do my next one, I will do it the same way. As for the ceiling, if you do a drop ceiling you could use the OC703/5 panels for a row (or two) where the reflection point will be and I would think...

No wonder it's been so windy in the South lately. So much sucking going on up there in Cheeseland. You could save the weatherman (and probably God himself) some trouble and keep him posted on your purchase plans. John