Awesome! I bet it feels just like you're at the cinema or even better!

Man that theater just keeps getting better! Great picture, great demo!

Great comparison. Will look at a cinema scope screen down the track and pleased to hear it is a little easier on the eyes at closer distances.

As always I love the update. 2.39 was definitely a good call. I went from 1.85 to 2.35 and the difference was night and day as well. I have the 5040 and to me the motorized lens is a must with a CinemaScope screen. With that said I usually watch 2.39 movies 90% of the time.

Epson does make the Pro 6040. Which had all the same features as the 5040. It’s a little more expensive, but comes with a extra lamp and a mount and is ISF Certified . I have not seen any reviews that mention any power problems with this projector.

Where did u get the black velvet and did u glue or staple it . Great video thx. I have velvet I’m going to install advice needed. 🎥

I’m really digging this size screen. Great job. I’m tired of saving and ready to get my equipment and get started haha. I’ll be going the dual route with two FV15HP subs.

Nice set up bro wish I had the room!!!!!

I also have a room completely covered in velvet including the floor, great room.

@cbonner1964

21 күн бұрын

Did u glue your velvet. Thx

I also agree with you on the wasted screen with letter box bars on my OLED. That’s why I am pushing for a projector and a scope screen also. Did you buy your screen or DYI it?

@aaromon43

5 жыл бұрын

JR62InHomeTheater diy screen build using 1x3 boards & spandex for the screen material

@jr62inhometheater98

5 жыл бұрын

Jonathan Lindhome Was the spandex hard to get the wrinkles out? If I can ask, where did you get your spandex from?

@aaromon43

5 жыл бұрын

@@jr62inhometheater98 use a hair dryer on low heat carefully and you can get all of the wrinkles out. i bought the spandex from a website called spandexworld

That really does look super nice! My man Cave is way to small for a projector so it’s 4K tv for me. Very inspiring for how I’d want my setup to look.

@aaromon43

5 жыл бұрын

Aye Bee i just wish manufacturers would make scope TV's. would be nice to have that as an option for a smaller room.

@rosstee

5 жыл бұрын

Jonathan Lindhome Philips used to make them quite a few years back, you could get them here in the UK at least, link: www.google.com/url?sa=i&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwjT18y3nKDfAhUHdxoKHazwDl8QzPwBegQIARAD&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.philips.co.uk%2Fc-p%2F56PFL9954H_12%2Fcinema-219-lcd-tv-with-ambilight-spectra-3-and-perfect-pixel-hd-engine&psig=AOvVaw2FgH6g_yah8XcVDG13pTCP&ust=1544907869827200

It looks badass!!!!

Wow what a setup!!

i have the epson home cinema 710hd projector can i do a 2.39;1 150 inch screen ..?

looks great

If you are not going to go 4K yet - an amazing investment is dvdo iScan VP50pro image processor (you can pick it up cheap on ebay around $350) which controls CIH - and it masks the spill as well - i swear by it in my theater.

I'm waiting for the 5050 too, but will definitely wait until it's been out a few months. Currently using a Sony 45es with the Oppo 203.

Just found your channel and watched an old video first, then this one - the walls are a very noticeable difference, reducing light dramatically. Love your room, I’m just setting up my own but will have a 100” diagonal screen as that’s the biggest that will fit (wall to wall - it’s a fairly long but quite narrow room unfortunately, but I still can’t wait to finish it and start watching stuff). Btw your subwoofer musing was hilarious to begin with but when the possibility of 6 twin 15” subs was calmly considered I knew you were a lunatic well worth subscribing to.

Dope

I watch a lot of animation so a permanent 2:39 isn't for me. havign the 6050, with the lense shift I'm thinking constant width and then, for scope content, either dealing with the black bars the UB does have really good blacks, or, shifting the image either up or down to one edge, and doing some sort of mask on top or bottom, naybe a drop down from ceiling or somethign floor standing, wont know until i get in the space and start creating. , oh maybe the option could be projector side, make some sort of template for the projector to shoot through, like a light barn door, you'll still get bounced light on the screen, but the projector wont be contributing gray at the edges, huh, never seen anyone try that.

Super Nice set up! Just did My DIY AT screen and had a question.Currently my false wall is made of black spandex. My wife and I love the floating look of the screen. Looks a lot like yours before you added the Velvet. Very modern. She is suggesting that I don't need the velvet because it might ruin the floating modern look. So the question is. And Yes I watched the video... do you think the sleek modern lines of a floating screen are still there even with the Velvet? Also, did you use stick on velvet or did you wrap trim and attach it? Many thanks! And congrats again on a great set up!

@lowreybrown1884

5 жыл бұрын

Just watched another video of yours. Didn't know your whole wall was velvet. So the question above is really your thoughts on a spandex wall with velvet borders on the screen.

Neat job man! You had mentioned in a previous vid about hoping the velvet would stop audio reflection as much as your foam... how is the sound without your old foam?

easier method if using a nivida gpu is force a custom resolution it will maintain a constant height without touching the projector. windows will take care of it. plus you wont miss your start menu. 1920 x 720 = 2.39x1 or 1920 x 960 = 2.35x1

@aaromon43

5 жыл бұрын

Huskycdn oh wow, seriously?! can you link me any articles discussing this or any videos showing how to do this? i had no idea that's a thing. it sounds awesome though!

@railerswim

5 жыл бұрын

You just go to the NVIDIA control panel go to resolutions and then enable customs resolutions and then create the resolution profile it will ask for refresh rate as well.

@Husky_cdn

5 жыл бұрын

@@aaromon43 kzread.info/dash/bejne/n4KY18mlfpS9l9o.html quick search. not my video go to 4:50 mark

@Husky_cdn

5 жыл бұрын

@@aaromon43 i think he missed a step i just tested on my 4k tv. after the change you may have to go into windows display setting and then choose it. Thats if it doesnt change automatically but it will be an option. I assume you have a nivida gpu?

@Husky_cdn

5 жыл бұрын

@@railerswim darn your fast. lol

Thanks for the information.

Very nice set man ! Quick question what screen is that ? I’ve been looking at elite screens they seem good any thoughts on that ?

@aaromon43

4 жыл бұрын

the screens have changed so much over time and i'm not longer using the material in this video. for this video specifically it was the 60" tall matte white over black milliskin spandex from spandex world. in terms of value you can not beat this material with a DIY framed screen. i'm sure the pro screens that cost $xxxx are better but i was damn happy with this one. i'm using a similar diy setup now but with 120" tall material.

Your buddy was right about the wall sconces. It was the first thing I noticed and it was really distracting. If you haven’t, get rid of em.

This is awesome! Can you post the PJ sittings, please?

Hey Jonathan lindhome I have an optoma hd 142x I'm not sure what screen ratio to use it's 1080p 16 x 9 and it has something called Lbx aspect ratio as well so say it's used for cinemascope

Love the video, keep putting out content. I am confused though. I am new to this projector screens and so I dont understand 16:9 or 2.39:1 or any other configurations. I just want the best quality picture. I dont have a room set or anything. I have a empty basement and can build to whatever size I want within reason. I would like as close as possible to ceiling to floor as possible. Also hide the speakers in the back. Do you have any advice on projector, screen size and type of screen. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you

looks real nice now

Nice job! Btw you're mentioning about velvet fabric, can you please share what velvet you used?

To get the best image possible on a scope movie, you need an anamorphic lens. You're losing pixels and light output by over scanning a 2.39:1 image to fit the screen.

@aaromon43

3 жыл бұрын

you're not wrong. i just ordered an epson 6050ub which allows use for an anamorphic lens. maybe i'll try one down the road.

@VeryImportantPepe

2 жыл бұрын

Wrong. No pixels of the movie are lost. You can stretch them digitally, then unstretch them with anamorphic, but the end result is the same number of pixels.

You can do like some theaters and have a motorized screen that changes ratios lol. I feel like you can find a way to make it work.

If you dont mind, what are the dimensions of the room and what is the throw distance from the projector to the screen? Amazing job, I'm hoping to achieve a similar set up!!! Thanks!

@aaromon43

3 жыл бұрын

room is roughly 12x22x7', pj is throwing about 19' away. and thanks!

@downersup2

3 жыл бұрын

@@aaromon43 awesome, thanks so much! Have you considered using a Paladin dcr anamorphic lens? Wouldn't that fix the aspect ratio issues, or would you need a projector with lens memory?

You should’ve installed the clapper to turn off the lights. Disappointed! 😡

So you had a change of heart in getting the full IMAX scenes?

@aaromon43

3 жыл бұрын

I switched back to an even larger 16x9 screen. You can see it in some of the newer videos.

Can you give an update on your Dolby atmos speaker setup did you hook all six of them if so how does it sound

SPOILER: He does end up selling the subwoofers

U could just get a luamgen conversation box to make everything u plugged in single wise 2.35.1 or anything u may like

Look in good man

Fantastic image! How far from screen is the projector?

@aaromon43

4 жыл бұрын

19-20' or so.

@gamingwithdummies3960

4 жыл бұрын

@@aaromon43 got it, thanks!

Try sealed and get single digit extension. Dual PSA S7201 😍

Im not upgrading either until they fix that power supply. So ridiculous!

I use epson 5040...have no issues...looks good.

@aaromon43

5 жыл бұрын

Movieman247 so many 5040 owners do though. it really is an incredible projector, but i'm not giving epson my money until i know they have fixed the power supply issues first. it's exciting to know that there is still a better picture to be had!

@jr62inhometheater98

5 жыл бұрын

Jonathan Lindhome Yes there’s always a better picture to be had if you have it in your budget. For example a Anamorphic lens. No resolution and keep the brightness. But who has a spare $3000 to $9000 dollars to invest? As far as Epson the power supply problem has run its course (or so it seems) . There are also new models to choose from , the pro 4050, pro6040, and even the hc4010. All have lens memory and no problems with power supply.

you got theater seats that looks a lot better

What’s your room size sir ? Mine 15 by 19ft planning to get same screen size like you. Thanks

@aaromon43

4 жыл бұрын

22x14x7'

I think with a room like this the only projector that would do it justice is the JVC DLA-NX7. With anything else you're just not going to get the blacks.

Tell me this room dimension with celling height?? N what is the screen size in feet ?

Jonathan lindhome what type or brand of screen did u use

@aaromon43

3 жыл бұрын

diy. my latest screen is ~160" (16:9), using 1x3 pine boards from home depot ("L" and "T" brackets for strength), wrapped in white over black spandex from spandex world. total cost was ~$200. in this video with the scope screen, same idea just different dimension.

@lyndonramchatesingh105

3 жыл бұрын

Lindhome what type of material do these screen use especially in the cinemas and how do they get the grains like 1.1 or 1.0

It sucks when you can't play W/S at the same height as the Scope cos video is done in vertical which is a mess the film studios have made a mess of home cinema. To do W/S at same height as Scope got to reduce the image zoom and make the W/S fit in the middle of the screen like it would be seen in days of 35/70 cinema not this digital 4k cinema. Should have kept the 16:9 to mimic 70mm or 65mm and that means keeping the Scope a little more inwards and the W/S will be little more extra inwards so when showing decent movies Star Trek VI expand the image outwards to full width and little more on the height, just like in THX cinema Empire Leicester Square in 70mm six-track Dolby Stereo SR SS but if like to play projectionist its all usually done in projection and all done in few seconds with aperture plate change, lens change from W/S to 70mm lens to masking change to opening curtains and opening the dowser to let light shine on the film-gate and though lens to up on the screen., all that had to be done in few seconds. home cinema is a mess with how the stuff has been made with projectors And I just can't be asked to do all that, been there done that at UCI and Warner Bros. I like my DLP 4k Laser projector thou I think 4k discs are rubbish with older movies look nothing like what I saw when projecting 35mm, Titanic is rubbish on bluray and will be rubbish on 4k as it has video artifacts that is annoying. The Laserdisc and early DVD looks better I hate that ring effect I see on that rubbish Titanic bluray when the submersibles fade into the blue darkness of the opening, look at it, its bluray rubbish. Also imax is rubbish and LieMax is mega rubbish.

Looks awesome dude! Considering changing over myself when I get my new pj. Love the Oblivion screensaver too, one of my personal favorites. What about your current subs has you wanting to change/upgrade? Have you considered the diy route? Some quad 21's or 24's perhaps?

@aaromon43

5 жыл бұрын

Subacabra

What's up Jonathan? Your room is looking great! That screen is awesome. Why go to the movies bring the movies to you! I been doing a little thinking. If I had your room which I wish I did. I would build a little saufit which would hold a 135 inch 16.9 electric screen. I would also build 2 panels for each side so when the screen comes down you can cover up the 2.35.1 screen just by hanging 2 panels up. Then I would get a projector that can save different aspect ratios. I know the epson does it but like you said they have power supply issues. Not sure if the jvc or sony saves different aspect ratios. Also I would just buy 1 more rythmic sub like you got and stack them in each corner. Then build a riser and get more seating. But that's just my thinking. Obviously you also do a lot of thinking also. Whatever you decide to do i know it's going to be awesome cause your room looks good already. Keep up the great work man!

@aaromon43

5 жыл бұрын

Bobby Maull i honestly never thought about stacking 2 & 2 and putting seating between them. how did i miss that. i can definitely stack them on their sides (probably 3 or 4 high), but it will be extremely tight if i stack them vertically. something to try later! i love the idea, will keep it in mind. the screen idea is interesting too but i think i'm just going to create some kind of l/r masking for 16:9 so i can keep that inky black border when watching anything shot in that aspect ratio.

@brnmaull

5 жыл бұрын

@@aaromon43 I didn't even think about what you said about the masking that's a good idea! I'm glad you found my ideas interesting. Keep doing what your doing. Looking forward to future videos.

What screen material did you use we're did you purchase it

Hey Jon have you received the JTR subs yet? Waiting on your video update!

@aaromon43

5 жыл бұрын

Sabit Ahmed i have not ordered them yet. if i do purchase the jtr subs i will likely wait until spring because to get them into my basement safely i'll have to remove the drivers & amp to make transport safer down my basement steps. i don't want to do that in my driveway when it's freezing or in a snow storm. while i should/could have waited to sell the rythmik subs until spring, who's to say i would have found a buyer then? i put up the listing the other week thinking it would take months to sell them, not days. not having subs right now definitely makes you appreciate what you're missing more though! i'll toss up another update soon as i have a temporary solution coming to hold me over for the winter.

What about doing a really dark black color?

Any chance you can discuss building the screen in more detail? I'm interested in the materials/techniques used.

@aaromon43

5 жыл бұрын

Bryan Kessler i used 1x3" common boards from home depot (get the straightest ones you can find). you basically create a rectangle, and then put in some cross bracing and secure it together with "L" and "T" brackets. i then sanded, painted, and sanded the wood so the material wouldn't catch on it while stretching. some people at this point add something like quarter-round to the perimeter of the screen so the spandex isn't actually touching the frame. as long as the wood is not sticking up anywhere you don't need to do this (i didn't, but some do). then you lay out your black spandex, lay the frame on top, make sure you have the same amount of fabric visible on the width portion of the spandex (the length doesn't matter obviously but you only have so much width to play with). you take the border/edge of the spandex and wrap it over the frame and then i stuck a thumbtack in it temporarily to hold it in place. i started in the middle and worked outwards. i would then pull the screen up off the floor and inspect with a flashlight to make sure the weave of the fabric was in line (not over-stretched in some areas). when satisfied, put back on floor, remove thumbtacks and start stapling. when you're all set inspect again and make sure everything is taught (no loose spandex). now lay the white spandex down and repeat what you just did (will be a bit more difficult as you can't see the white spandex through the screen frame while you work as you could the black). that's all there is to it. edit - the spandex material is from spandexworld and is called matte white/black milliskin spandex. it's ~$9/yard. i needed 4 yards of white & black for this size screen. the material can safely stretch about 10%. if you over-stretch you will open the weave and it won't look right, you'll see a "sparkle" effect on the screen when you hit it with your projector light.

@bryankessler2155

5 жыл бұрын

@@aaromon43 Thanks Jonathan for the detailed explanation. I plan on starting my build during the holiday break. I plan on ordering everything I need this weekend.

@aaromon43

5 жыл бұрын

@@bryankessler2155 use this site to get the exact width & height for whatever size screen you're going to build (you can enter any aspect ratio as well): www.displaywars.com/

@bryankessler2155

5 жыл бұрын

What materials did you test before going with Spandex? I am waiting on samples from Carls and Center Stage XD along with my test 20x20 spandex mock screen.

Bang for your buck you need to go the DIY route for your subs. SI 18’s or even the 24’s.

I'm not trying to talk you out of the subwoofer upgrade but you know what is going to happen....when you get the JTR subs you will be amazed at the power and the fact that you have new subs but after a few months you will begin to wonder again what if....what if I went with a DIY build ? What if I went with a Seaton sub ? etc...etc... I have watched all of your videos and the reason I went with Rythmik subs for my upgrade was because of you. You were so impressed by those subs that you made me upgrade mine in a round about way... and that is why I am shocked that you want to get rid of them. You have three dual 15" subs and are not satisfied with the power and or headroom !?!?!? Think about that before you pull the trigger. How much more are you expecting ? With the JTR subs you said it yourself they are about equal from 12 hz and up so why......IMO you are reaching for a perception that you might not be able to achieve. As far as getting 3 more Rythmik subs...the return is diminished so much I don't think it is worth it. Now with that being said...it is your theater and your funds....I say.... hey...have fun and do your thing brother. I love watching your updates and they are very helpful. FWIW if I still lived in NYC, I would take the drive up and take 2 off your hands.....lol

@aaromon43

5 жыл бұрын

Brian TV your comment hit me pretty hard. you're right, it's almost like i'm looking for my next fix. i have ZERO ill-will towards rythmik or the subs that i have. honestly, they are fucking incredible but i just want to move to the next level. how i do that, i don't know. i feel like i'm on a ledge. do i buy more of what i have, do i sell what i have and move to something else? the only internet direct company that offers something more powerful than than what i have is JTR and it is by no means cheap. i have a good job but seriously it's still expensive (well, this entire hobby is expensive but $ is a means to an ends). even if i go DIY i'm looking at ~$500 in cabinetry, thousands in drivers, thousands in amplifiers & equaliziaton. sometimes i envy my friends that don't know what real bass/ULF is because they'll never chase it. although, when i sit in the room and watch content and reach/exceed the limits of what i have it, that is when i feel like what i said needs to be done. something will give. i'm not against adding more rythmik subs, i just think it reaches a level of crazy if i'm running SIX of their units with 12 drivers, 6 cabinets & 6 amplifiers. they are some of the most powerful consumer subwoofers you can buy (the subs i have), but given my disposition & illness level it makes me wonder if i should have went with a jtr or diy solution from the beginning. there is no love lost though, i'm happy to have made the journey. how would i know what i want today if i had not traveled this path? it's impossible to tell. this entire home theater build is just one long evolution, and it's due for the next.

@logan1966

5 жыл бұрын

@@aaromon43 I have passing moments where I think should I have ordered some PSA subs which were my second choice....but then I watch a movie in my theater and I really love my Rythmik subs so calm back down. In this hobby we will never stop upgrading but right now I'm at a point where I'm doing small things like adjusting room curves and trying DEQ on my Denon etc...again...when I'm set to do something I know I will end up doing it so if I were in your shoes I know I would get the JTR subs because it seems you made up your mind already....just really do the research and be sure that is what you really want. Whatever you decide just know that it will be fun to try those things out !!! Reminds me of when I got my first projector and screen....a 100" screen and when I set it up, I thought...holy crap !!! this thing is huge !!! then a few months later I was kicking myself saying man I wish I went bigger...so a few months later I ordered a 120" screen....now a few years later I'm thinking hmmm maybe I can go just a little bigger...lol It never ends.

Whats the seat distance form the screen?

@aaromon43

4 жыл бұрын

i now have 2 rows of seating. front is ~13', rear is ~16'.

How far back is your projector

@aaromon43

Жыл бұрын

older video, but projector now has 18' throw to 155" screen with MLP 13.5' away.

Cropping is evil

Benq ht5550 is just as good as the 5050ub and cheaper. Price difference is that it has manual knobs instead of remote control lense shift/adjust

Nice job. One thing only, the lamp near the screen..

@aaromon43

5 жыл бұрын

Alessio Scoda 100% agreed. i am going to remove the 4 wall sconces closest to the screen tomorrow. i'm also going to work on reversing the door for the room so it swings out into the hallway and not into the room (so i can add 1 extra seat). i have some other small things planned too but those are next.

I went from a 1080p projector to a flat panel display. Yes I gave up the cinema experience. In return I got deeper blacks, wider color gamut, and Dolby Vision HDR. Now that I've seen HDR. I'll never go back. It's literally night and day. Projector life isn't for everyone. It really needs to be used in a dedicated windowless room. Maybe if laser UST projectors come down in price I'll go back. Just as long as they support Dolby Vision.

@aaromon43

5 жыл бұрын

Jason Swartzbaugh understandable as it's all a matter of trade off's. i could never go back to a fixed display for a variety of reasons, namely being that even the largest offerings are incredibly small, and for the fundamental reason that the aspect ratio is wrong. most "movies" are shot in cinemascope, it's just a fact. even netflix and the like are shooting closer to scope with 2:1 versus 1.77. 16:9 was a compromise between 4:3 & scope and it's crazy to me that people pay huge mark-up's for fixed displays and then watch scope content on them while literally not using ~20% or the screen they just dropped thousands on. if fixed displays were significantly larger AND produced in a wider format i (and others) would consider them again. until that happens they're just living-room material at best. you are right though, projection needs to be viewed in a dedicated light controlled room which many don't have.

@jasonswartzbaugh3925

5 жыл бұрын

@@aaromon43 It all depends on ones goals and what their looking for. Your the first person I've come across that is really focused on the aspect ratio. That's your thing and I get it. Setup looks great. It's all about the enjoyment of a hobby. Just as long things are properly setup and utilized. That's all I care about.

You can quick corner in you setting

@aaromon43

5 жыл бұрын

@Daniel Jones you mean on the projector? what does that do exactly?

@danieljones1612

5 жыл бұрын

You would go to key stone in your settings and you can adjust the size quick corner

@danieljones1612

5 жыл бұрын

Yes on the projector

@danieljones1612

5 жыл бұрын

Ok. Use your remote and go to your settings, go to key stone then you would see quick corn, then click it then you can adjust each corn when you need to get rid of the black lines as you need to without touching your projector

Im sorry i didnt watch it all. You have just put velvet over the bars have you? Not interested in real anamorphic with a lens?

Dude you really making me rethink my screen height. Also if you going to get Epson projector you really should look into JVC 540/790 that's going to be around the same price point as new Epson 5050. From what I heard Epson going to retail over 3K. You could get JVC 540/790 which is a better projector & with that room the contrast would be insane.

@aaromon43

5 жыл бұрын

Damon Benjamin is it really bright enough though? that's what has always stopped me from looking at the JVC projectors. i'm projecting 19' away onto a 0.6 gain screen. it's the only space in the room that works for the size picture i want, for the projector not to shake from the bass, and not to hear the projector fans running.

@Eurica76

5 жыл бұрын

@@aaromon43 I own that projector & trust me 1900 lumens is bright. Plus those specs are accurate unlike other projectors makers who fud there numbers mainly Espon. I've own both 540/790 & Epson 5040. Its not even close and like I said with that velvet pit you have the JVC going to blow your socks off. Plus my Epson had power supply issue.

@aaromon43

5 жыл бұрын

@@Eurica76 i really don't think 1900 would be enough though as i use the epson in dynamic @ full lamp power to get the brightness level i want. every other lower lamp mode is too dim. when i had the projector in the middle of the room with a higher gain screen eco was great, but moving it so much further away & with a lower gain screen i need serious lumen/lux output. i would love to find someone with a jvc projector and set it up in my room temporarily to see what it would look like.

@Eurica76

5 жыл бұрын

@@aaromon43 Trust me Epson isn't brighter than JVC. When i had my Epson that's the first thing i notice. Plus when you calibrated the Epson on high lamp mode for HDR you only getting around 900 lumens vs JVC putting out around 1400 lumens. Plus tone mapping play's a major issue in the darkness issues with HDR but the new Panasonic UB840 is the best UHD player out right now because of it's tone mapping with HDR. Better than the OPPO 203. But do your home work first & i remember you saying that your in upper NY try looking at East Porters they have show rooms where you can make the choice with your own eyes.

I'd keep the subs

@aaromon43

5 жыл бұрын

Already sold them

It just annoys me there is so much content coming out that scope doesn't work with. Even with anamorphic lens

@aaromon43

4 жыл бұрын

it's why i went back to a framed 16:9 screen with velvet masking panels so i can switch between both aspect ratios.

Oh no. Jonathan is a cat person.

@aaromon43

5 жыл бұрын

NewYorkBlack i have 1 cat... which is plenty for me. she's great though. i rescued her a few years back. she usually just wants to sit on my lap and she gets annoyed when i shut the door downstairs to watch a movie. i don't want her clawing anything in the room.

go with DIY subs :D

@aaromon43

5 жыл бұрын

jöötäjä if i do, they will be massive & ported. need to do some research.

Why 2.39:1 vs 2.35:1?

@aaromon43

5 жыл бұрын

Bill Peirce newer movies are shot in 2.39. there are older ones that are in fact shot in 2.35. you can either watch with (tiny) letter-box bars on a 2.39 screen, or crop the image to fit a 2.39 screen. the difference between the two is very small.

@billpeirce7127

5 жыл бұрын

@@aaromon43 so is 2.39 bigger than 2.35?

@aaromon43

5 жыл бұрын

Bill Peirce 2.39 is slightly wider & less tall than 2.35

I would buy your subs if your selling

Try to take a decent video next time! Disappointed ☹️

First!!

The idea of ​​your video is good !, but the movement of the camera, the lack of lighting, and the movie you are exhibiting, does not contribute to the message you want to say. - We deserve another video better done! - do not! It is a devaluation of your home theater, on the contrary this is great. But as I told you before! It does not look!. 👍