Slideshow: Star Trek Theater

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This is the coolest. I can tell you did your homework. It must be the greatest to be able to chill on the Enterprise bridge, while you take in more Trek. If I had your money I would have done my living room in a similar fashion. Do you have the shakers for the for the action scenes? As long as there are fans like you and I Trek will never die.

Trek Forever

Posted by Daddy Kong on 01/17 at 04:55 AM

Wow.....That is incredible. Haha...if you live anywhere near east TN I want to be best friends with you!!!

Posted by Tedward on 01/17 at 12:53 PM

yo dude this is intense. thats some heart. i love trek too, but this, this makes it sooooo real. you are a true trek soldier. roll on bro

Posted by JB on 01/17 at 11:48 PM

Helm set course 2.35:1 to the scope system!

Aye sir!

Engage.

I like it…

Posted by Andy S on 01/26 at 10:51 AM

Awsome.. thats all i have to say.. **AWSOME**

Posted by james vickers on 09/02 at 09:50 AM

Fascinating.

Posted by Googlybear on 12/23 at 08:36 PM

Star Trek: Enterprise (originally titled as “Enterprise” prior to season 3), produced from 2001 to 2005, was a prequel to the other Star Trek series, beginning over one hundred years before the original Star Trek series.

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The High-Def Bridge

Kirk and crew never had it so good. This “high-trek” bridge offers a 102-inch high-def view into the ever-expanding universe of home entertainment. And it was all built from scratch by homeowner Gary Reighn.

Read more: Building the Star Trek Theater

Star Trek Theater
1. The High-Def Bridge
2. Captains Chair
3. Bridge Screen and Speakers
4. Equipment Rack and Acoustic Treatments
5. Deck Lighting
6. Out of this World Accents