Project Type
HOME THEATRE PROJECTLocation:
Aurad
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Project Description:
- Type: Home Theatre
Location: Arakere, Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore
Scope of Work: Acoustics Design Construction & Audio Video System Design and Installation
Application: Movies & Music
Room Size: 3150 Cu Ft
Interior Scheme: Contemporary
Status: Completed-August 2017
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OVERVIEW
Mr. Suryakant Almaje wanted to turn an extension room on the first floor of his bungalow into a luxury home theater with seating adequate for his large family. Over four months, the Symphony 440 consultant team conducted extensive acoustic analysis, designed the interiors, to build a home cinema design with a THX-certified speaker system, lush & comfy seating, and cinema-quality viewing.
GOAL
To deliver a stand-out home theater project with THX-certified speaker system and a home theatre room layout with optimized sound system placement powered by extensive acoustic simulations. All rounded off with rich, unique monochrome interiors and basic home theater soundproofing.
ACOUSTICS & AUDIO - VIDEO
Symphony 440 Design Group Home theatre installation team visited the site to assess the requirements to turn the room into a comfortable home cinema with excellent acoustics. The team evaluated the room dimension to assess various room treatment requirements to control the quality of sound in the room.
Project implementations include:
1. The client wanted his home theater room layout to feel like a PVR or an IMax, so we finished all the walls and flooring with a single maroon shade as part of the home cinema design.
2. We ran wall panelling across the room in a C-shaped trail, from the right over the ceiling and to the left. These were angled, with 8” thickness towards the screen and 5” towards the other end, and were followed by ambient wall lighting. The rear wall was covered in plain linear panels.
3. For the home theater ceiling design, we put in a false ceiling at a 10’ height, with a central cassette AC. This was painted maroon to integrate with the interiors.
4. The electric recliners were placed in three rows – first row raised up 30”, second row 15”, and the third row on a level with the floor. The first and third rows had four curved recliners and the middle row featured relaxed lounge seating for three. Each row had entry steps on either side.
5. We performed home theater soundproofing for the room and the entry door to the right, which was finished in fabric and levelled to adjacent panel walls. The window in the room was also retained for air circulation.
6. We made a partition wall 2’ from the front concrete wall and finished it with fabric. Behind this we placed three KEF Ci5160RL-THX speakers. On the screen wall, we mounted a 180” diagonal Projection screen with a Sony XW-5000ES 4K Home Theater projector.
7. We installed 6 KEF Ci3160RL-THX speakers for surround-sound. These were mounted and flushed with the wall acoustic panelling – we placed 2 each on the right, left, and rear walls. For future extensions, we recommended 2 extra surround speakers.
8. To provide an aspect of height to the audio experience, we installed 4 KEF Ci200RR-THX speakers as in-ceiling atmos speakers.
9. For a good bass sound, we put in 4 Definitive Technology Descend DN12 subwoofers at all four corners of the Home Cinema room. The entire sound system was topped off with two amplifiers – an Anthem MCA 325 V2 and a Marantz MM 8077.
10. We used Reference Quality Denon AVC A-1H as the main AV receiver. This, along with the AV rack and amplifiers, were all hidden behind the screen to give a clean finish to the home cinema design.