We are currently working on a custom home cinema project in Hua Hin, Thailand.

Very much a work in progress, once our two rows of luxury motorised cinema recliners go in, it’s going to really start to take shape.

This home theatre features 7.1.2 Surround Sound from Klipsch, So that’s three front speakers (left, centre, right), four surround speakers and two Dolby Atmos Height Speakers. It’s powered by a Marantz Surround Receiver and features a Klipsch Subwoofer.

The 150”Screen provides the visuals in conjunction with an Epson 4k Projector. This is a huge screen and it’s going to look great - Big screens are fine if you can get the viewing distance to it, what you mustn’t have is a screen that more than fills your line of vision, if that’s the case then eyes start to flicker left and right to try to take in the whole field of view which is very uncomfortable.

Before the fitout we made sure to reinforce the corners with Acoustic Bass Traps, carefully designed to absorb excess Bass waves and to help make Bass tighter and more controlled. We also used Cylence which is an acoustic barrier product on the ceiling to tame the acoustics and keep as much noise in as possible.

On the front stage we used an acoustic tile behind the framework to absorb sound waves and keep the front stage imaging tight.

For the sides we used Quadratic Diffusors to scatter sound in a random manner and open up the room and sound-stage, these help to stop direct reflections and literally make a room sound bigger and the sound inside the room less confined.