The Hahn | Home Theater of the Decade
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Keith Yates Designs "Black Label' project...
keithyates.com/wp-content/upl...
AVSForums Build Thread by the owner...
www.avsforum.com/forum/19-ded...
[Photos are publicly accessible from this site]
Equipment list:
Sources...
Kaleidescape Strato movie server
Kaleidescape DV700 Disc Vaults (9)
Kaleidescape 3U movie servers (2)
[www.kaleidescape.com]
Samsung UBD-K8500 UHD Blu-ray player
TiVo Bolt cable/OTA DVR & streaming receiver
AV Electronics...
Trinnov Altitude32 preamp/processor
[www.trinnov.com]
Mark Levinson No. 533H 3-channel power amp (1, HF drivers of M2s)
Mark Levinson 531H monoblock power amps (3, LF drivers of M2s)
[www.marklevinson.com]
JBL Synthesis SDA-8300 8-channel power amps (3, side & rear surrounds, overheads)
JBL Synthesis SDA-4600 4-channel power amp (1, front wides)
[www.jblsynthesis.com]
Keith Yates Design UA-12K (aka SpeakerPower SP2-12000) 2-channel power amps (4, powering the UberSubs)
[keithyates.com/ubersub]
Processors...
Lumagen Radiance Pro
[www.lumagen.com]
Lab.Gruppen/Lake LM 26 audio signal router/processor (5, mains and subs)
Lab.Gruppen/Lake LM 44 audio signal router/processor (6, surrounds)
[www.labgruppen.com]
Projector...
Sony VPL-VW5000ES (no anamorphic lens)
[www.sony.com/electronics/proj...]
Screen...
Stewart Filmscreen SnoMatte 100 LS (19' W, 2.1:1 full aspect ratio, Director's Choice 4-way masking, microperfed acoustically transparent, 1.0 gain)
[www.stewartfilmscreen.com/en/...]
Speakers...
JBL Pro M2 (3, LCR)
JBL Pro AC28/26 (2 left wide, 2 right wide)
JBL Pro 8340A (2 left side, 2 right side, 2 rear)
JBL Pro SCS 8 (10, ceiling)
[jblpro.com/en]
Custom KYD/JL Audio SHOC-24 powered subwoofers (8, side & rear walls)
Custom KYD UberSub passive subwoofers (6 pairs of 24" modules behind screen, 2 single 24" drivers under center seat in rows 2 & 3)
Cables...
Liberty ExtraFlex OFC 10/2 speaker cables with Canare/Neutrik termination
Corning Optical fiber-optic cables
[secure.libertycable.com/]
Belden CAT5/6, RS232 cables
[www.belden.com]
Control...
Crestron
[www.crestron.com]
Power Conditioning...
Extensive custom system
Seating...
Palliser Vox (15 in three rows of five)
[4seating.com/home-theater-sea...]
Room Dimensions
Actual room: 34' (L) x 28' (W) x 16' (H)
Apparent room (after baffle wall, fabric concealing speakers and acoustic treatments, isolated slab floor, and seating risers): 28.5' (L) x 26' (W) x 13' (H) at the front, 29' (L) x 24' (W) x 9.5' (H) at the back
Viewing Distances:
Front row: 13' 6"
Middle row: 19'
Back row: 25'
#HomeTheater #Movies #Film - Zábava
I have seen my share of home theaters but this is one of the most impressive ever. Well done, people.
uhhhh... this has to be one of the nicest set ups ive seen.
This is a masterpiece
I personally think it's stunning! Very classy and tastefully done. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and it's nice to see kind of a throwback theater with the beautiful millwork.
I saw the room dimensions (34' x 28' x 16') and thought, "well dam, those are some tall ceilings". Then I saw the risers and said, "this is gonna be a serious theater". Amazing! 💯
Some amazing craftsmanship and gear selection - had to pause on the cabinet for a while to check it out...tons work into the acoustics too, all beautifully hidden.
Yep...a Keith Yates Design "Black Label" level (the highest) room. State-of-the-art in every way.
Looks fantastic
Thank you, sir!
OMG what an amazing build of this huge home theatre room..It looks like a multiplex cinema,I bet the owners of this home is charging admission price to watch a movie on the Giant Screen...I wish the home owner records a video and show it to us the sound and picture quality on the big screen....Now that's what I call a Home Theatre Room..
Just beautiful craftsmanship on the build...👍👍😊
Whoa 🤯 splendid 👍🏼👊🏼. UK 🏴
The amount of subs is what broke my mind on top of everything else. I mean come on! As if the 6 24' subs facing each other behind the screen weren't enough they just added some lousy 8 subs as surround and as if that all still wasn't enough they put another 2 24' subs under the 2 center seats???!! I can't fathom what that must sound and feel like. 5hz at 120db are just unreal figures...
This looks sublime... if money was no object... or if I wasn’t married...lol... and didn’t have kids... or ever planned to try to hopefully retire.
Absolutely amazing.
Excellent build.
Beyond awesome! Surly a client demand but I’d go for a sophisticated full dark “Theater” look and not include the classic wood walls and definitely not wall lamps.but the client is king ;-)
Agreed., Bruno.
Though I enjoy these classic looking private theaters, my personal goal is something different, too.
It is interesting to note though, that Keith Yates (who designed the theater)(keithyates.com/) did create that entire front side-walls and front stage in dark acoustically transparent fabric so that when the theater is darkened for viewing, the screen seems to be floating in total darkness. The clients personally do not use the front row (only wanted it there to give "the feel" of a theater...and, of course, for guest overflow) and their peripheral view mostly is of the black fabric so...from their view...it is a dark theater.
*Thanks for commenting* !
Home Theater Nirvana Great job, truly awesome. Best home set up I’ve ever seen.
PS: I like the front row. If you seat too far, what’s the point, right ;-)
On the contrary I really like this classic look, although honestly if I had a large disposable income I would probably go with a private IMAX theater haha
@@grzyruth9205 The only way to go!
That's it, I need something identical or near identical to this for my future custom home project in Milwaukee. I don't know how but I need something like this. I'd imagine this costed north of $300-$400,000. I originally budgeted $200,000. I need to get color on what a project like this can cost, and figure out someone that can build it and do a job as amazing as this.
I bet this is north of $500,000... The mill work alone is probably $30-50k. That equipment rack is potentially over $150,000, speakers and subs probably also over $150,000. Chairs probably $30k, projector $30k etc etc. Absolutely insane but amazing!
This room is several million dollars total.
its 1.5 million i talked the people in northern California that built it I'm having them to build the hahn 2 with improvements@@frostman9661
I was just wondering how many Powerballs you would have to win to get a setup like this. Wow!!!
If it were a big one, only one!
LOL!
When asked what I'd do if I'd win the lottery, what my first purchase would be...now you know!
You probably looking at well over $3 million plus to make this cinema room in a home has a extension....look at beautiful craftsmanship and design..it took 3 years to build that Big Beast....
Wow
So classsssss❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🔥 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Extraordinary! I thought my room was going to be pretty big at 28' L x 21' W x 11' H.
Yeah...the acoustical fabric walls and ceiling hides the true dimensions of this room. Do you have video of your room?
There always is a bigger one.. lol.. .Mine is before the build was 25.5' x 16.5' x 10' after was 25' x 16' x 9.7'
My favorite part is the sidewalls in front of the theater. The black fabric in front contrasting with the rest of the wood throughout the theater looks awesome. And then the black ceiling the way they designed It is just beautiful. Then we have a black theater seats, just amazing!
I could imagine what musicals and concerts would sound like in that room how many subs did you like to see a video of the equipment when finish will subscribe
This home theater is bigger than my house (yes my house is 910 sqft) crazy!
Very nice. Obviously spared no expense. The SPL in that theater must be insane though.
Can you imagine getting an invite to watch a movie in it? If you could, and only had one choice to pick, what movie would it be?
@Home Theater Nirvana - Yes, I am imagining that for sure. 😂 That’s an easy answer. Mad Max Fury Road. I just absolutely love that movie and it’s sure to give that amazing theater a good workout.
@@hometheaternirvana5952 Das Boot.
@@redrooster1908 oh Wow, Yeah!!!
I'm a huge WWII buff...Das Boot...the crazy long version...would be fantastic to watch in The Hahn!!
@@pf5658 🤦🏾♂️ the original Mad Max is a all time classic 👍🏾 but the reboot is average at best. And Hardy mumbles through all his acting roles. He's not a patch on Mel Gibson or got his charismatic screen presence 👌🏾
awesome, im guessing about $1 million ?
thankfully, the *Trinnov & Lumagen* cover many less than optimum decisions
What you mean? Me personally if I had the money to build a theater like this, I'd use jtr speakers and McIntosh monoblocks
@@fishis14 For a very high end build the $60,000 Sony projector while very good. It has been easily eclipsed by the recent Christie Eclipse at $300,000 that blows away any commercial and consumer projector 📽️
If I had the money I would use the reference Christie Eclipse projector. Plus the new Perlisten S7t floorstanders that lived upto their hype for the LCR channels. They measure overall quite a bit better than the speakers in the video.
@@C--A Just had a good read on those perlisten speakers, and they are clearly awesome speakers. Compared to the jtr tho, its like jtr is the big bad n/a 7L v12 and the perlisten is a hybrid turbo 1.4L v6. Yet somehow they make the same horsepower. I guess I'm a "no replacement for displacement" kinda guy lol. Would really have to addition both to know for certain.
Mammoth build - amazing! ... I bet the equipment cost twice as much as the build.
Many people have attempted to get the cost of the project from him but he's been super tight-lipped about it.
My guess is that the Keith Yates Design group cost was pretty high since this was a Black Label project. There's a massive amount of acoustic correction material in this room, not to mention the 12 completely custom Ubersub's from KYD.
But you're right...there a $30,000 Trinnov, $9000 Kaliedescape server, $18,000 JBL M2 LCR's, and a $60,000 Sony projector plus a long, long list of other equipment that makes this home cinema spectacular!
@@hometheaternirvana5952 12 ubersubs just *behind the screen* not to mention additional subs under the seats and EIGHT powered custom 24” subs in the side and rear walls. Absolutely stupefying magnitude of bass in this theater.
The construction of this private cinema is really impressive and the job rather well done. At the level of the cabinets I spotted JBL M2 Master reference, just that ! so, when you have the financial means, why deprive yourself of it, it's the Rolls Royce in its category. I discovered this wonder JBL in a recording studio (I'm a musician) with other musicians who only praised it. The sound engineer in the mix told us that he had achieved his dream. Dynamic and never aggressive loudspeakers, unrivaled frequency definition and alignment, and amazing power handling knowing that in the recording studio, the loudspeakers are really stressed for hours ! The amplifiers were Crown I Tech that we no longer present. Well, what happiness.
This movie theater is really superb and I imagine the sound with the phonic and acoustic treatment that was carried out, what happiness! I understand why it is said that JBL Engineers are the best in the audio industry worldwide.
So did you just rip off Rob’s photos from his AVSForum thread and post them here for clicks and affiliate links?
They're isn't a home theatre of the decade as everyone's view of a great home theatre is different from the next person 👍🏾 The aesthetics old fashioned stained wood panelling just isn't my cup of tea.
I personally myself prefer a modern contemporary design with unique features that stand out from the crowd. Plus I don't like compression tweeters, I much prefer beryllium & ribbon tweeters.
But still a nice home theatre done in the style and with the equipment the owner wanted.
It is not just the design that is impressive about that theatre it is the size and also the components that are used in the system.
I would go with a bigger screen. Could fit a 300" 16x9 in there, IMAX all the way!
This one, I'm pretty confident, is 19' wide with 4-way masking....so sounds like it has ya covered.
@@TheJoeyPeacock A 300" 16x9 is 21' 9" x 12' 3" much bigger. Their screen is only 9' tall. That's such a waste for a 16' ceiling. I love the emersion of the taller IMAX screens, I just don't understand the love for these wide screens. You get any ratio screen within a 16x9 and it's bigger. Movie ratios are all over the place why lock into one ratio. Some movies even switch ratios back and forth throughout the movie. Best to go with the biggest screen you can fit.
As for the black bars, you don't notice them on any high-contrast projector. The concern over wasting resolution on the black is a moot point. 4K is more than enough even with 33% wasted on the bars. Bigger is better, is that not why we go to the cinemas?
By the way, I think this is a very nice theater, but I'm planning to build a room about this size and I'm going with a 300" 16x9. For the love of IMAX!
@@kevinr1282 I’ll try to not let my own views serve as insults, as you did, but here are some thoughts for perspective…the idea behind a screen that is natively 2:40 in aspect ratio is to make widescreen content the biggest image you see on your system. Avengers is a bigger image than Wheel of Fortune or your local news for example. So while you’re correct in that a 16:9 screen will contain other aspect ratios within its borders, it doesn’t abide by the prioritization guidelines. Pat Sajack will be larger than Iron Man, in other words. Now, in rooms with sufficient height, the ideal choice would be to do something like Stewart’s Director’s Choice screen. This would allow you to effectively have both the ideal size 2:40 and 16:9 screens, since there is four-way masking, and the width of the 2:40 image doesn’t restrict the 16:9 image height, nor does height of the 16:9 image restrict the 2:40 image’s width. There is enough screen material to accommodate both ideal height 16:9 and ideal width 2:40. This theater has such a screen. They just didn’t show it in the video. This isn’t Keith Yates’s first rodeo.
Home Theater Nirvana, Where can i find you in the location because that you built? I can get the google maps if you ask me. And please tell me the street name and the house number address.
This is a beautiful home but I just can't see myself investing a lot of money in a home that in one fire can burn the whole house down. In "The Three Little Pigs" nursery rhyme which little Pig house remain standing?
Watches this video
Checks his wallet then checks his account
Mom hearing weird Whaling noises coming from the corner side of the other wall
Tell me youve got too much money without telling me youve got too much money...
I don't like it... i love it.
No video? Dislike. Whats the point of uploading on CZcams if all you got is pictures
I’m pretty sure the video screen works. Also, you’re not going to get the full breath of it’s quality watching through CZcams.
Lol. Why not just buy an actual movie theater?
those lights with the shades are terrible, who want that in there nice theater room, its not 1994
I’ve been in a much nicer one but, the people who can afford those don’t allow them on CZcams