yes, please show as much as possible, we obviously dont need to see unrelated parts of the house so limiting the filming to the theater and rack and clearly telling the client nothing else will be shown.

Love seeing the theaters if nothing else for the ideas and inspiration

Yes would love to see the details

Yes Please I agree that you should keep going with these types of videos because it keeps everyone wanting to get more into doing high end home theater 😊

Agree with others that we'd love to see some of your work!

I'd love to see these videos. Having just finished my first basement theater, my mind is already looking at what my next home will have

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

It’s coming! I’ll start working on these after ISE. I need to get help from my partners to make it happen.

Yes oh yes we need this we need more knowledgeable minds like you

Yes! That would be great

Show the nitty gritty side to the expensive stuff! Yes please!!

Great to see your videos again. I'd love to see snippets of your projects, although I do like seeing end results I personally find seeing details of the design & build more interesting than a finished HT tour.

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

The technical side is easy. I talked to Grimani about it last night. He’s totally onboard. We will work on this after ISE. We have a half dozen sizable projects we could show technical details for right now.

@northeastcorals

5 ай бұрын

@@PoesAcoustics Sounds awesome, I'm looking forward to them :)

Absolutely yes please love seeing the projects. I think it also helps the wider industry

I truly cant wait

Matt, you are a inspiration. You are an expert in presenting information of awesome theaters but with the important contrast of practically.

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

Wow, thanks!

Thank you for your content. love the videos, SO informative and interesting.

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

So nice of you

Glad to have you back! Nice RTJs back there too!

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Keep it coming Matt. Great work.

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

Thanks, will do!

Yes things we never get to see would be great however I still hope you review and explore more affordable products for affordable home theaters

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

Will do!!

Heck yes, I’m very interested in seeing your work and learning a thing or two. Looking forward to future content!

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

More to come!

Yes! And I'm especially interested in your experience with Dirac Live/DLBC/ART and compared to Audyssey

I’d take anything you were allowed to share. Even drawings and discussion would be cool. Obviously video is best but I think most of us will understand that isn’t always possible.

@ChadAV69

5 ай бұрын

i agree

We’d LOVE to see some of your work, Matt! Your videos are incredibly informative and provide us with so much inspiration for our own home theater projects.

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

Coming soon!

I would like to see more on this subject.

Bro keep making these awesome informative videos ❤

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

Thank you! I'll keep it up.

Yes please do more. I miss your content

Glad you’re posting here again! I’d love to see this. Also very interested in the design of high end theaters with large displays (like micro-led), especially as large TVs become more in reach but can present some issues with speaker placement.

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

Noted!

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

We’ve done a few microled systems but they were family room surround systems. Not dedicated theaters. However I know I can’t show those yet. Maybe in a year or so. We have had a few projects where microled was brought up for a private home cinema. Unfortunately they remain an inferior choice in most ways. Their contrast is worse in some ways because of how the LEDs come out of black. It’s not natural and jumps quite a few shades of black/grey. They are perceived as too bright. But really the big problem is sound. None of the current sound options are a replacement for an AT screen with speakers behind it. As such, the sound always had been inferior. We’ve done some show setups and in a few cases abandoned the original plan because the sound was so bad. Other times we just go with it, often folks are impressed anyway, but our own discerning and experienced taste is left totally unsatisfied. It’s a nut I very much want to crack. However as of today, it’s just not there.

He’s back! 🎉

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for your continued support! It means a lot to me.

That’s awesome! I didn’t know how long that stuff takes. Wow gives me perspective on wanting things yesterday :) and heck ya we want learn more. There are people who barely have cars that watch video about super cars, so no issue there

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

Thanks Nikita, I’ll be working on this in the coming weeks to make it happen.

Look forward to all your videos. Would love to see what you’re working on.

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

Working on it!

Great info, Where can you get those black diffusers from?

Some people might watch this video and think that the camera is over-exposing Matthew's skin because the ambient light conditions are dark, but no. No, that is how Matthew's skin normally looks. Most people aren't able to look at him directly without sunglasses.

Ever work on an IMAX home theater? Saw those Christie AS posts, would be nice to be able to afford one 😮

Can understand the clients concerns, but I guess if you give them review /sign-off off the vids and blur out anything that helps identify the places location or owners it might put them at ease. Would be very interesting to see if you manage to work it out.

A busy business is the right problem to have. Kudos on that. Maybe owners would be more compliant if you framed it as a means of showcasing your advisory portfolio with written, predefined constraints on privacy and which information is released. Anyway, it would be nice to at least see drawings, equipment and target specs because I often wonder which brands and equipment go into these super theaters, especially when KYD staff state that they've done theaters much more impressive than the Hahn theater -- last year in an interview Yates briefly flashed a drawing on screen that had at least ten of those dual 24" super woofers he uses and I was like c'mon man, show us more!

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

Hah yes he has and yeah sorry he can’t. I recently did a theater that had enough bass it caused the sprinkler system to flood the proscenium. We do frame it the way to state and we have offered contracts. The problem is that in many cases our contact with the client is limited or even non-existent. You have to remember, the client gets nothing positive out of it. The family reps job is to prevent anything negative for the family. So often it’s seen as not worth it. We get nowhere. In some cases we even have to sign strict NDAs that prevent us from even asking. But…my goal remains to make it happen. The more work I get, the more chances I’ll have to feature something.

Hey, man. I would really love to see how these professionally done home theaters are done. It will really give me insight to how to make my system better. I appreciate everything you do. Take care.

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

Will do!

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

To be fair, even I didn’t do in my own home theater what we do in these projects. It’s not just knowledge. It’s also cost. The resources needed to make it great often exceed what we mere mortals can justify. So while it can be a helpful inspiration, it can also cause us to see how impossible it is to achieve something of the same level of performance in our own homes. Even room size is an issue.

I would love to see some of your projects.

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for your interest! I'll make sure to share some of my projects in future videos.

I'm here for the engineering that goes into a theater. I don't think you need to show any more of the home even if it has cool integration components and ideas. I'd be happy if you just show blue-prints of the room, goal of performance and what specs of equipment you needed to meet those goals. If we had millions of dollars to afford a nice room we would pay someone like you to build it. Since we have to build on a budget we are here looking to learn from your engineering expertise.

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

Showing just the engineering is very doable. That we can do.

When's the room tour of your theater?

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

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Man volume is so low. Please boost a little. Not a lot. Just little.

I truly love these videos, but also I’d prefer you be able to continue to work in the rarified theater market if it’s a binary choice. Congratulations on how your business has taken off.

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

Noted!

It's so shitty of the people to not allow you (the creator) of the room to not even shoot inside the room. It's like hiring Picasso to make you a painting but telling him you can't take a picture of it. I think you should charge more to these morons rich entitled folks if they don't allow you to make a video of YOUR work. & if they do then charge less. & no one's asking them to reveal anything outside the room.

@PoesAcoustics

5 ай бұрын

I think you have to see it from their perspective. These aren’t normal people. They are very wealthy and often publicly known. Shooting video or pics of their room is an inconvenience they do not want, it can be a security risk to them and their families, and they just don’t care about me in that way. They have very busy lives and having to provide access to their private residence so I can shoot a video and take some pics is not in their interest. If I were in their shoes, I would probably feel the same way. But not everyone feels this way and I’ll work on this.

If you get permission yes please do those types of videos. How cool would that be to even get an idea of what is out there.