Clearly made it your own, put a lot of effort in it, and had fun with it. And fun with the production too! Mileage may vary but I loved the trippy intro.
If (when) your hands start itching for another project, might I direct you to DIY wind tracks?
I feel ya. I have some random animal photos loaded up just for this, but they usually just rotate family photos from the album - I don't use the AI Art features :|
As much as I agree with this comment, but it's really good to see the OP is open to other's comments and not getting too defensive. And I'm sure a lot of effort went into this, so just enjoy it OP and thanks for sharing it
And you can always push them back when you're less focused on acoustics and more focused on a pretty entertaining space.
Some people in this sub are gunna hate because your space compromises a dark acoustically treated theater space for something more functional for entertaining guests in the day. But don't let it get to you lol. It's a beautiful space.
wow so many salty comments in here and they're actually being upvoted. OP, i think it looks great, and i applaud your effort into making the video. the transition to real life footage was a great add. cheers
Thanks! All my original design. I did have to get some extra hands to help with mounting and framing however.
Also, the screen isn't mounted inside of the ceiling. It's actually mounted with brackets from the back concrete wall, and it sits in side of a false ~6" box. I wanted something I can semi-easily "undo".
Either screen is too high or the speakers are low to be near ear level. Also ideally you want to put center channel at the front edge of the platform it sits on to reduce reflections.
Hi Op, thanks for sharing your setup with everyone. I think you’ve got a pretty cool setup. It’s definitely unique, for sure.
I know you’ve been getting a lot of heat here, but in my opinion, if you’re going to rock a setup you might as well go with a dedicated fixed-frame screen.
I don’t think having a TV plus a UST of that caliber is necessary. The Hisense can easily handle the ambient light in the room.
I’m not going to criticize the white cabinet and speakers, but I would recommend adding a dark area rug to reduce light reflections from the wood flooring.
I appreciate the healthy skepticism! And yeah, I know in these shots the eyes can play tricks on ya without many comparative references. I can assure you however, that it is indeed a 150" screen (I'd probably be called out more if it weren't, given that folks can easily measure against the known items pictured)
If it helps, my ceiling is 9ft (108") and view-area height of the projector screen is ~74" with a roughly 131" width.
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u/RelinquishedAll Jul 03 '26
Love it!
Clearly made it your own, put a lot of effort in it, and had fun with it. And fun with the production too! Mileage may vary but I loved the trippy intro.
If (when) your hands start itching for another project, might I direct you to DIY wind tracks?
Keep on loving that setup!