The System
We fitted the room with Lutron blackout shades to control the amount of light in the room and give it a true movie theater vibe anytime they wanted to use the system.
The entire room was artfully treated with Vicoustic sound treatments throughout to account for the beautifully (and often acoustically problematic) 20-foot vaulted ceilings, and to keep sound from the kitchen at bay. With scaffolding, we installed over 30 designer-approved sound panels over the entire ceiling and across the back of the room.
The client wanted the very best audio, so we outfitted the space with a McIntosh MC8207 power amp and MX122 pre-amp. The amp powers three new Bowers & Wilkins CWM7.3S2, two CWM7.5S2, and two CCM7.5S2. Delivering the thunderous bass in the theater are two JL Audio in-wall Fathom subwoofers. For the very best in video, we installed the Sony VPL-VW885ES 4K HDR Laser Home Theater Projector and a Stewart electric masking screen for the very best viewing.
To control the system we used a Universal Remote Control (URC) Total Control System with the TDC-7100 being the main controller.
Taking the Fun Outside
Not to be outdone by the indoor space, the outside entertainment space features a Sonance Landscape system with strategically placed directional satellite speakers to enjoy the music without bothering the neighbors and buried in-ground subwoofers for elevated depth and bass. Since the client has a Sonos network inside, we added a Sonos Port to the outdoor audio system for easy music streaming throughout the client's entire property - through to the pool area and fire lounge area.