About the service
A home theater is not just a large TV and a speaker underneath. For sound and picture to work as intended, you need precise calculation: screen or projector size, viewing distance and angle, speaker and subwoofer placement, wall treatment for acoustics, cable routing, and equipment rack placement — all customized for your specific room, its shape, lighting, and ceiling height.
I start by thoroughly analyzing the space: measurements, window and door locations, existing furniture, your budget, and equipment preferences — projector or TV, number of speakers, set-top boxes, and gaming consoles. Based on this, I prepare a detailed plan: exactly where each component will go, what cable lengths and connectors you'll need, how to treat walls and floor to eliminate echo and rumble, what mounting hardware fits your walls and ceiling. I specifically note common mistakes — incorrect projection distance, reflective surfaces that kill contrast, poor subwoofer placement causing muddy bass.
As a result, you get a clear plan for your room that you can implement yourself or hand over to installers, plus a selection of equipment models for different budgets. After completion, I'm ready to make adjustments, answer questions, and recalculate if furniture or equipment changes.
What is included in the work:
— space analysis and layout drawing;
— screen/projector size and projection distance calculation;
— speaker and subwoofer placement plan (from 2.1 to 7.2.4);
— acoustic treatment recommendations;
— cable routing and equipment rack placement diagram;
— equipment selection by budget.
I start by thoroughly analyzing the space: measurements, window and door locations, existing furniture, your budget, and equipment preferences — projector or TV, number of speakers, set-top boxes, and gaming consoles. Based on this, I prepare a detailed plan: exactly where each component will go, what cable lengths and connectors you'll need, how to treat walls and floor to eliminate echo and rumble, what mounting hardware fits your walls and ceiling. I specifically note common mistakes — incorrect projection distance, reflective surfaces that kill contrast, poor subwoofer placement causing muddy bass.
As a result, you get a clear plan for your room that you can implement yourself or hand over to installers, plus a selection of equipment models for different budgets. After completion, I'm ready to make adjustments, answer questions, and recalculate if furniture or equipment changes.
What is included in the work:
— space analysis and layout drawing;
— screen/projector size and projection distance calculation;
— speaker and subwoofer placement plan (from 2.1 to 7.2.4);
— acoustic treatment recommendations;
— cable routing and equipment rack placement diagram;
— equipment selection by budget.
