A THEATER ROOM THIS GOOD-LOOKING for under $25,000? It looks like it could have cost a lot more. And with a 135-inch motorized screen, a 1080p video projector, and some pretty serious automation, it’s easy to assume this was a pie-in-the-sky project. As was the intent of the builder and home systems integrators, it proves […]
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TRADITIONAL OR MODERN? Ornate trim or clean lines? Basic or sophisticated? These are some of the questions many people grapple with when designing a dedicated home theater space. But there’s one decision that came easily to Rhett and Nina Hunter. They knew their new home theater would be state of the art. As someone who […]
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With home control systems and preprogrammed scenes, you can match your lighting to your mood.
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The new lineup includes home theater seats, cabinets and other custom furniture.
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There are a number of features that any home theater enthusiast overlooks at their own peril.
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Sometimes you need a little pre-show snack. Here are three of the best home cinema lobbies we could find.
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The ArtScreen Systems, Theater Art Systems, and Cinescape home theater screens have a motor that is less than 45dB(A).
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Home theater enthusiasts are often conflicted: Should they tackle the design and installation of a home theater system themselves or leave it to a professional? Some people are hardcore home theater enthusiasts and are also do-it-yourselfers. The true DIYer wouldn’t even dream of having a pro come in to help build a home theater—and with good reason. “I’ve always hooked up my own speakers, equipment, built stands and racks for the TV and gear. I’ve always enjoyed the process,” says DIYer Greg Strantz. “DIY allows it to be done my way. On my time. To come up with endless thoughts and ideas along the way, which I’ve had many.”
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Get the GuideInspired by his grandmother, Rudy Brown turned a second-floor bedroom into a home theater showpiece.
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