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DIYer Creates 2.35:1 for Under $15K
Matt Standing didn’t need a huge space or bank account to pull off big home theater.
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Filed under: Projectors • Screens • DIY Home Theaters • DIY Theaters of the Year Awards 2008 • Entertainment • Cool Homes • Slideshows • Basement • View all topics
Filed under: Projectors • Screens • DIY Home Theaters • DIY Theaters of the Year Awards 2008 • Entertainment • Cool Homes • Slideshows • Basement • View all topics
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