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My Home Theater

This is the process of converting my single car garage into a home theater.

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This entry was posted on Monday, February 8th, 2010 at 4:22 am and is filed under Audio Visual Equipment. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Responses are currently closed, but you can trackback from your own site.

25 Responses to “My Home Theater”

  1. Wowzerz! Awesome Movie Room…You guys must have good jobs, lmao…

  2. your home theater is very nice

  3. lol at 2:55 (song XD)

  4. wow dude i never seen something professional like that before u r ammmmmazzzzzzziiiiiiinnnnngggggggg

  5. vanbytherivernator on February 8th, 2010 at 4:22 am

    I keep the back side open whenever it is in use, I also hooked up an attic fan that blows air into the theater room and sucks out of the laundry room behind the electronics. It is a tight fit but they keep cooler than my other electronics in the other room that are on a shelf. I will probably eventually install some small fans in the cabinet itself. I need to post some pics of the things we have added since, ie movie posters, candy shelf, mini fridge, etc. Build one!, You will love it!

  6. i mean that it may be hot which can shorten the life time of the devices.
    however, i love your home theater. I want to build a similar one because my space is also at this size.

  7. hey buddy, is it okay when your devices put inside a closing closet ?

  8. How much did you spend? I like to do something similar in my house but I wonder how much to invest to save and invest enough in my home theater, more than anything in equipment. Greetings.

  9. wow pretty nice work dude

  10. great setup i m excited to watch this kind of home theater experience

  11. Awesome came out grate!

  12. fogive me for sayin this but you know what would have been nice: where your garage door was, if you had made a recess there and built in some glass shelves and have fitted low volt led up lighters or something, great job. wish i had one like that.

  13. nice but your suffocating your electronics in that cabinet

  14. best setup ever seen, congratulations

  15. Now your car will rot outside or get vandalized. Nice set-up though!

  16. Good job I like it……

  17. t5239857289578947594 on February 8th, 2010 at 4:22 am

    I went for B&W and never looked back.

  18. jaydawg20052000 on February 8th, 2010 at 4:22 am

    I THINK THAT YOU ARE A COMPLETE DUMBASS AND YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT. Your just putting your negative 2 cents in and acting like you know what your talking about because you have nothing like this in your home and probably never will. GET A LIFE AND STOP PUTTIN OTHERS DOWN.

  19. Great setup!

  20. 2:40 Genius!

  21. 2:59 Priceless !!!

  22. Nebraskahusker23 on February 8th, 2010 at 4:22 am

    14 feet should get you around a 106-110″. Mine’s about 13 ft. from the screen and I have a 106″ screen

  23. Nebraskahusker23 on February 8th, 2010 at 4:22 am

    Klipsch is the way to go…have it in my home theater…mind-blowing sound. Biggest mistake people make is buying Bose because it’s an easily recognizable name.

  24. i dont like the furniture. get some black leather couches! lol

  25. Amazing setup man, simply a job well done, I feel like building one now :) i only suggest some acoustic treatment so you can enjoy the sound even more!!!