I need help with home theater questions

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Redjay

Audioholic Intern
What are you using? Windows, android? I use an android app to resize photos and from what I understand you might be able to right click with windows to resize.
I’m using an iPhone
 
-Jim-

-Jim-

Audioholic Field Marshall
@Redjay => I see you got the photo done. Sorry I missed your post on how to resize it.

It's easy to resize the photo on an iPhone. Just email to yourself, and then when you hit Send it asks what size you want => Small, Medium, Large, or Actual Size => and the estimated size for each in KB or MB as appropriate.

The photo will be handy, but please up a diagram with dimensions and seating locations with the preferred seat highlighted. The dimensions can be close estimates for now. I find it hard (not impossible - just hard) to believe you are going to use all 38 feet of length for a Home Theater setup only. Are you going projector or a large TV? (This may impact speaker choices.)

A 7.x.4 Atmos setup is going to require quite a bit of cutting into your walls & ceiling to run the cable but it can't be helped at this stage.
 
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Redjay

Audioholic Intern
@Redjay => I see you got the photo done. Sorry I missed your post on how to resize it.

It's easy to resize the photo on an iPhone. Just email to yourself, and then when you hit Send it asks what size you want => Small, Medium, Large, or Actual Size => and the estimated size for each in KB or MB as appropriate.

The photo will be handy, but please up a diagram with dimensions and seating locations with the preferred seat highlighted. The dimensions can be close estimates for now. I find it hard (not impossible - just hard) to believe you are going to use all 38 feet of length for a Home Theater setup only. Are you going projector or a large TV? (This may impact speaker choices.)

A 7.x.4 Atmos setup is going to require quite a bit of cutting into your walls & ceiling to run the cable but it can't be helped at this stage.
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@Redjay => I see you got the photo done. Sorry I missed your post on how to resize it.

It's easy to resize the photo on an iPhone. Just email to yourself, and then when you hit Send it asks what size you want => Small, Medium, Large, or Actual Size => and the estimated size for each in KB or MB as appropriate.

The photo will be handy, but please up a diagram with dimensions and seating locations with the preferred seat highlighted. The dimensions can be close estimates for now. I find it hard (not impossible - just hard) to believe you are going to use all 38 feet of length for a Home Theater setup only. Are you going projector or a large TV? (This may impact speaker choices.)

A 7.x.4 Atmos setup is going to require quite a bit of cutting into your walls & ceiling to run the cable but it can't be helped at this stage.
@Redjay => I see you got the photo done. Sorry I missed your post on how to resize it.

It's easy to resize the photo on an iPhone. Just email to yourself, and then when you hit Send it asks what size you want => Small, Medium, Large, or Actual Size => and the estimated size for each in KB or MB as appropriate.

The photo will be handy, but please up a diagram with dimensions and seating locations with the preferred seat highlighted. The dimensions can be close estimates for now. I find it hard (not impossible - just hard) to believe you are going to use all 38 feet of length for a Home Theater setup only. Are you going projector or a large TV? (This may impact speaker choices.)

A 7.x.4 Atmos setup is going to require quite a bit of cutting into your walls & ceiling to run the cable but it can't be helped at this stage.
 
-Jim-

-Jim-

Audioholic Field Marshall
We can be patient. If the room was pre-wired, was it done to Dolby Atmos Specs ? If so, then this become almost all about equipment selection.
 
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Redjay

Audioholic Intern
We can be patient. If the room was pre-wired, was it done to Dolby Atmos Specs ? If so, then this become almost all about equipment selection.
Yes , it was done to Dolby Atmos specs
 
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Redjay

Audioholic Intern
Yes, the installer said he ran it like that to cover all basis considering how my room was shaped
 
-Jim-

-Jim-

Audioholic Field Marshall
Can you put where the speaker cables are located on the diagram?
 
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Redjay

Audioholic Intern
He put them in the front and in the ceilings is what he told me, he said he wired it for 7:1:4
 
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Redjay

Audioholic Intern
He put them in the front and in the ceilings is what he told me, he said he wired it for 7:1:4
Hey guys, as I’m still doing homework on these speakers, it might be a stupid question but as I’m leaning towards Kef Q or R series, does the in walls have to match the the Kef or can I mix them? I been looking at the Monolith and JBL’ s for in walls and I don’t want to make any mistakes, thanks guys for any advice you can give, as I said before though I’m not married to any speakers as of yet so any advice and is always welcome.
 
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Redjay

Audioholic Intern
Hey guys, as I’m still doing homework on these speakers, it might be a stupid question but as I’m leaning towards Kef Q or R series, does the in walls have to match the the Kef or can I mix them? I been looking at the Monolith and JBL’ s for in walls and I don’t want to make any mistakes, thanks guys for any advice you can give, as I said before though I’m not married to any speakers as of yet so any advice and is always welcome.
My installer is trying to push Klipsch on me, would any of you guys know why?
 
-Jim-

-Jim-

Audioholic Field Marshall
No, but resist the urge to go along with Klipsch . You probably can do better.

A diagram where the main seating is located, and where the speaker wires are will assist us in making recommendations on all of the speakers. I'm still surprised to hear the rear speakers are wired in 38 feet away from the where your TV is going. Please advise where the L&R surround speaker wires exit the walls. Your primary seating area should be just ahead of those speakers. I'm concerned this is 12 feet away from the TV, and both pairs of Atmos speakers are closer than that to the back wall.
 
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Redjay

Audioholic Intern
No, but resist the urge to go along with Klipsch . You probably can do better.

A diagram where the main seating is located, and where the speaker wires are will assist us in making recommendations on all of the speakers. I'm still surprised to hear the rear speakers are wired in 38 feet away from the where your TV is going. Please advise where the L&R surround speaker wires exit the walls. Your primary seating area should be just ahead of those speakers. I'm concerned this is 12 feet away from the TV, and both pairs of Atmos speakers are closer than that to the back wall.
When I get off today, I’m going upstairs to see exactly where the wires are located and put a picture up
 
R

Redjay

Audioholic Intern
When I get off today, I’m going upstairs to see exactly where the wires are located and put a picture up
The speaker wire is actually located in the nook where the window is located, if you look at the picture you will see the the nook on the left
 
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