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Trent MartinBasement home theater, family room, and entertaining space. Featuring a Monitor Audio Gold Series and James Loudspeaker 7.2 surround system. Contro4 automated shades, sconce, pendant, can, and LED lighting provide the ability to utilize ambient light from the walkout basement in the bar/lounge area to create a "one room" connected feel when entertaining, or close the blinds for complete theater blackout for home movie viewing.
Theater specifications, development, installation and setup/calibration by Integrated Smart Technologies (iST), www.istmi.com
Photography by Meg Marie Photography
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Shepel Homes - Kitchen and BathAs per the client’s request, we turned the basement into a media room that features an upscale walnut wave tile paneling. We also added concealed wall and step lights which adds to the home theater vibe of the room.
WIRED Technologies GroupThe hidden home theater is cozy, but the interior dimensions were designed using the 'Golden Room' acoustical dimensions. Specific acoustic treatments were applied to all of the interior surfaces. The result was sound that rivals any commercial cinema and an experience the homeowner enjoys weekly.
Rain City Homes Ltd.This was a custom built in designed to display the home theatre in the new rec room.
This 1913 Craftsman home had a 1980s suite taking up half the space in the basement. The rest of the space was unfinished. That suite was re purposed to expand the livable space for the family. Two new bathrooms, three bedrooms and a deluxe home theatre/rec room were added, along with a finished laundry room. LED lighting was used throughout.
Harmonic SeriesMedia Room. Incredible 5.1 Surround Sound system from Origin Acoustics and Artison. The Artison Studio 46 soundbar has a custom grille to match the TVs width and shape perfectly.
Norman Building & DesignThe home's media room also doubles as a bedroom with a king sized murphy bed with 65" 4K tv in the murphy's panel.
Hardwood flooring flows through the home.
On the left is another door leading to the home's covered patio.
BellStand VenturesThe AIS Equipment Rack shown employs a unique design, including:
* shock dampers
* three-stage shelf vibration isolation
* integrated power and signal cable routing
* two racks can support a "suspension bridge" top of up to 96" W x 24" D (coming soon)
Mortise and tenon joinery and multiple hardwood options (e.g.; Cherry, Oak, Maple, Mahogany (shown))
Standard shelves are made of maple or MDF (your choice).
Shelves can be replaced with AIS Chambers for RFI/EMI protection.
A custom turntable AIS Chamber that replaces the top shelf is coming soon.
Standard four-shelf rack dimensions (as shown): 30"H x 28"W x 20"D (larger dimensions available upon request).
Damping is accomplished by isolating the shelves from the frame via three stage dampers that isolate vibration and shock vertically and horizontally. This means, for example, that footsteps will not cause your record to skip. This also means that room vibrations will not be picked up by your cartridge or disrupt your CD mechanism. Finally, the rack can absorb minor bumps, effectively protecting your turntable alignment and cartridge needle from damage.
Unlike some other manufacturers of racks who seem to think that audiophiles are easily confused by science, I believe that the audiophile community is incredibly astute and interested in knowing facts, even if the facts require some study to understand.
*Vertical vibration control is only half of the vibration problem:
Vibration is induced independently on both the horizontal axis and vertical axis. So, shelves that only are isolated with "tip toes" or polymer padding on the vertical axis are not in any way isolated from vibration induced on the horizontal axis. This problem is easy to verify by softly tapping the side of the rack with your fingers while your turntable is playing a record. You will hear the tap right through your speakers or the tapping even may cause your needle to skip on the record. More subtle but audible vibration is being induced through all your components on the rack if this happens.
*Metal posts or frames make no sense at all:
All metals resonate audibly and further, hollow metal tubes resonate so efficiently that they are used to make terrific instruments (e.g.; trumpets, flutes, organ pipes). In NO CASE do metal tubes belong as a part of audio equipment rack design - period. In some cases, like solid metal tiptoes, metal does make sense, but never in rack frames or support structures.
Made to order, so please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery.
Seattle Staging Companywe stylized the family/media room with an easy going mid century feel. the colorful accent pillows, poofs, wall art and area rug create an inviting play and entertainment space to "chillax".
Magnolia Design CenterFrom a starry night sky, to luxury leather seating, experience a theater that rivals any you've ever seen. Georgia
Trent MartinBasement home theater, family room, and entertaining space. Featuring a Monitor Audio Gold Series and James Loudspeaker 7.2 surround system. Contro4 automated shades, sconce, pendant, can, and LED lighting provide the ability to utilize ambient light from the walkout basement in the bar/lounge area to create a "one room" connected feel when entertaining, or close the blinds for complete theater blackout for home movie viewing.
Theater specifications, development, installation and setup/calibration by Integrated Smart Technologies (iST), www.istmi.com
Photography by Meg Marie Photography
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