Post by rainman64 on May 6, 2016 14:34:12 GMT
Ethan
I have watched all of your videos and ready to start.
But I have a question on your 38% rule.
As in most living situations, you don't get to design your room that will be used for studio/home theater.
The room is 20x20x8
I installed the equipment three feet forward of the wall for two reasons
1) I need access behind the equipment, as I need to change cables and things, and to move things with ease
2) cooling, I have cooling pumping from behind for all my amps
Now, my question.
When measuring for the seating , do I measure from the front of the center channel?
Or do I still measure from the front wall, which is behind the equipment?
The way things are, measuring from the front channel to the rear wall, I have 200 inches.
The place where my ears are is 106 inches.
Almost dead center, which I am disappointed in, but not much I can do except start trapping the room.
I have watched all of your videos and ready to start.
But I have a question on your 38% rule.
As in most living situations, you don't get to design your room that will be used for studio/home theater.
The room is 20x20x8
I installed the equipment three feet forward of the wall for two reasons
1) I need access behind the equipment, as I need to change cables and things, and to move things with ease
2) cooling, I have cooling pumping from behind for all my amps
Now, my question.
When measuring for the seating , do I measure from the front of the center channel?
Or do I still measure from the front wall, which is behind the equipment?
The way things are, measuring from the front channel to the rear wall, I have 200 inches.
The place where my ears are is 106 inches.
Almost dead center, which I am disappointed in, but not much I can do except start trapping the room.
