You don't pick a gray screen because your projector is bright, gray is for ambient light rejection. You don't want gray in a dedicated room, white will be more impressive. The thin frame looks great with the lights on but isn't really great, as a wide black edge helps perceived contrast. Backlighting can look cool when the lights are on. Use the speaker covers. The stage shouldn't be hollow. The dipole surrounds are too high, plus why wouldn't you hide the wall plate. Why would you put paper board outside, I can't even. Those theater chairs are very popular, but I've never understood why they have lights shining at the screen, worst feature.

Dan lacks significant knowledge and understanding in the field of audio engineering, as evidenced by his repeated mistakes and lack of understanding in various videos. Proper placement of subwoofers is crucial in a small room due to the impact of wavelength and the potential for frequency cancellation throughout the room. Aligning and equalizing a subwoofer in a null listening position is extremely difficult due to physics. Dan should focus on other areas, such as running a podcast, rather than attempting to discuss audio engineering. It's important to note that the ability to engineer an album or work in a studio does not necessarily translate to expertise in system engineering or physics. Dan's knowledge on the subject is limited and may lead to the dissemination of inaccurate or potentially harmful information. Harmful in relation to good sound, not physical harm.

Rear ported bass bin against a wall? Should'a went front ported bro's :/. PS You only needed one.

The fact everyone has their shoes off while also at work at their bosses house just shows it's a place anyone can enjoy working

i love how this is pretty much the embodiment of idea, plan, execution being separate things in a video.

The white projector screen is really washing out the image

I just feel genuinely happy for you Linus

i guess he's going to plant grass there to be sure he won't be questioned about

Congrats Linus, your theatre is awesome

This was a super interesting video, I actually watched all 30 minutes of it w/o even looking at my phone or other browser. Thumbs up Linus & Team!

Bro someone tell Linus and Jake to shut up during the sound demo 😂

My set up. 65 inch LG Nano 4k 100 hz. Connected to Bose soundtouch 300 home theatre complete with rear wall mounted speakers and soundbar and 12 ich subwoofer.

Pc is 6900 xt with 11700 f and 32 gb ram. 2 terabytes of sata 7200 HD, 2 terabytes of ssd.

Quest 2 Vr headset with kiwi elite headstrap and external 8hr battery. Silicone she'd face cover and vr cover face padding. Kiwi grips for controllers.

Logitech wirelesss mouse and keypad.wireless xbox one controller for pc gaming.

Blackshark v2 pro wireless headphones with Eva hardshell protective case for the headphones and USB stick, detachable mic and 3.5 cable.

that surround sound setup costs a disgusting amount of money

This is pretty cool. But wow, that's so much to go through just to have an immersive theater experience.

just adopt jake already

How to make an in-home theater for free
He'll get a tax break if he writes that as business expense since he made a video out of it.
Respect!

a grey colored screen is usually for rooms that don't have proper light control (ie rooms with windows you cant cover up)

Dude a saw an ad right before this video about the projector

Lines is going to live his best life

Linus kids when they grow up will have a vibe room to show of to their boyfriends

Happy to participate on Linus tax refund for the his home renovation! Keep up the good content 👍

Subwoofer port direction is not a joke, Jim.