Any suggestions for this?

[iXtreme]

This is the basement as I want it at the moment for my HT. I have a 5.1 set up going in. The interior walls are not set in stone except for the utility room as part of the room is a half height due to the home design. The home is brand new and just being built. Any thoughts? The room dimensions of the large HT area are 21' 5" X 18 and the computer room is about 13 X 13. Remember, all these can be changed somewhat without tele posts getting in the way.

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[justin_tx_16]

here is a basic 5.1 setup article i posted on my site from Maximum PC magazine. This is really geared toward the ProMedia 5.1 speaker system, but is pretty much basic enough for all standard 5.1 systems.

http://www.fortunecity.com/tinpan/trash/90/id54.htm

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[dougdrake2]

Hard to describe this, but I'll try. Let's call the top of drawing North, to make this easier. Can you

1) slide the bathroom "south" so that the north wall of the bathroom is flush with the wall that runs east-west across the middle of the drawing?

2) move the computer room to what is now the southeast end of the theater

3) make the theater in the remaining space that would span the entire east-west dimension across the north half of the drawing?

I think that would give you a more rectangular room for the HT which may may layout easier.

Doug

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