Fw: Re: Home cinema

[Gareth Cook <g@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Mine's coming along nicely..

http://garethcook.com/lookup/cinema

Although I wont cover the walls totally with fabrics/absorbant sound
material, I'll prob. try to create sections that are battened out and
covered in foam/fabric with light behind....

G.

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"Keith Doxey" <ukha@xxxxxxx>
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--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "John Nye" <lists@j...> wrote:
> 'Room for Improvement' - A dingy cellar is turned into a home cinema
> Channel 4, 4.30PM today.
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> Never seen the program but may be worth a viewing!
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Then again....

I cant believe that for years the owners of Cinemas have got it sooo
wrong by having a nice dark building with dark walls and soft
coverings on walls, floors and ceilings to absorb unwanted echoes...

... when what you really need is a WHITE BRIGHTLY LIT ECHO CHAMBER.

Plonkers :-(

Totally wasted opportunity to show the masses how good a proper Home
cinema could be.

Keith



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