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Originally Posted by zx10guy
Yes, everyone's situation is different. I'm just fortunate enough to be able to carve out a dedicated room in my house built from the ground up for sound. Granted I didn't go hog wild as some others have with floating the walls and doing double drywall. Or sealing all the pot lights with exterior enclosures.
I had to make some compromises too where there are way more doors going into the room than I would like. But it's because of the layout of the house/floor plan. But I did use heavy solid core doors where I could. And I used a double pocket door at one side of the room for functionality. But overall, the result is still very good as I have the speakers placed optimally with the proper acoustical treatments on the walls.
I haven't had the desire to upgrade my system in a very long time. It all just works beautifully after hours of time tweaking and dialing in the system. Unfortunately, I may have to start all over again because my surround processor is acting up and it's probably better to just replace it than repair it. But that means I have to start all over again with tweaking/dialing in the system.
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My Home Theater is currently underconstruction as i have a bonus room sitting above the garage 26x20x8.5 and i'm tearing all the walls down. i wasn't gonna go all out like some people but kinda seems like i am. Roxul SafenSound, hat channels, whisper clips, double drywall and Green glue and all for walls and ceiling. will use a solid door as well and make my own DIY room acoustics like panels and maybe some bass traps.
regarding Atmos i'll end up probably going either with RBH ceiling speakers or RSL 34e's. I'm sure listening to Dunkirk in a 7.4.4 will sound amazing. after reading what some people post i think the movie to me was good...not great but i enjoyed watching it and i think watching it or any other war type movie in a Home Theater setting with the right system and acoustics will be that much more enjoyable