Before & After

Stage 1

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.

Stage 2

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.

Stage 3

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.

Stage 4

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

Stage 5

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).

Home Theatre Installation: We do all the work ourselves!

What makes us different is that we do all the work ourselves, taking into account your needs, lifestyle and budget.

This can involve structural works – which depending on your project could include:

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Blocking in walls

Building steps ups and platforms

Curtains and blinds (supply and installation)

Seating and custom (supply and install)

Building bulkheads

Carpet (supply and installation)

Electrical (lighting and powerpoint installation)

Custom cabinetry (design, supply and installation).

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