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Sometimes you want the very best for your home, with the latest tech and access to sound and vision in every room as well as your outdoor entertainment areas – features you, your family and close friends can enjoy for many years to come.
This project definitely ticked that box with:
- A full cinema room fitout with 7.2.2 Dolby Atmos sound, star ceiling and custom cinema seating, including installation of tiered step up for seating and carpeting of the room.
- Multiple lounge rooms fitted with Samsung 85” TV and Sonos ARC wall mounted soundbars.
- New TV in master bedroom with a connection run to the lounge room for Foxtel access.
- Sonos controlled speaker system installed in the home’s outdoor areas to cover the pool and bbq area.
- Games room and man cave fitout with wall mounted TV’s and Sonos Beam soundbar.
If you are not familiar with Dolby Atmos let’s take a look at what this sound format is all about and how you can get it.
What is Dolby Atmos?
You may have seen Dolby Atmos branding on the front of a 4K TVs, home theater receiver or latest soundbar. Sound gurus’ Dolby Laboratories developed Atmos to offer an ‘immersive sound’ and ‘multidimensional experience’ for home theater – and is basically surround sound on steroids.
Atmos adds surround channels that come from overhead to any existing surround-sound set-up. Dolby Atmos-enabled speakers direct sound upward and reflect it off the ceiling to produce incredibly lifelike, overhead sound – so rain sounds like it is falling from above. It does this by giving each individual Atmos speaker multiple channels – including front, surround and ceiling-mounted height channels. By comparison Dolby Atmos has the ability to process up to 128 channels of sound, where with a typical 7.1 setup you get a maximum of 8 channels.
How do I get Dolby Atmos?
If you are wondering how to get the Dolby Atmos experience in your home theatre setup you have a few options:
- A Dolby Atmos-capable A/V receiver with Dolby Atmos-enabled speakers (with ceiling firing speakers)
- Dolby Atmos-enabled soundbar
- You can also add “Atmos modules” – small speakers which fire upwards – to your existing 5.1, 7.1 or 9.1 setup.
- You can also install ceiling speakers to create the Atmos effect.
Components supplied and installed
Components supplied and installed in this fit-out included:
- Epson TW9400 projector
- 158” fixed frame Cinemascope Elite screen
- Yamaha RXA3080 receiver
- 3 x Speakercraft AIM 8 III ceiling speakers as fronts
- 3 x Pairs Speakercraft Profile CRS2 in-ceiling speakers as rears and for Atmos
- 2 x Sunfire SDS10 Subwoofer – Gloss Black
- Apple TV
- Fetch TV box
- Foxtel box
- RTI XP6 controller
- Star ceiling
- Manhattan New Yorker Pro series with dual motor mechanism (seat + headrest) and Config 430 x 2 rows
- Step lighting profile with LED strip
- Thor Power surge protection
Home Theatre Installation: Customised to your lifestyle and specifications
What makes us different is that we do all the work ourselves, taking into account your lifestyle and budget.
This can involve structural works – which depending on your project could include:
- Blocking in walls
- Building bulkheads
- Building steps ups and platforms
- Carpet (supply and installation)
- Curtains and blinds (supply and installation)
- Electrical (lighting and powerpoint installation)
- Custom seating (supply and installation)
- Custom cabinetry (design, supply and installation).
We also advise which components suit your space, including leading brands such as Sonos, Heos, Jamo, B&W, Yamaha, Yamaha Aventage, Optoma, RTI, Samsung, LG, Sony and BenQ.
Why not browse some of our recent projects to see what we can do.
Or give us a call today on 1800 144 199 to get your home theatre project off the ground