FULL INSTALL! Focal, Klipsch, Denon, Epson| Dolby Atmos 5.2.2 

You need to measure diagonally to make sure something is square . Not top to bottom and side to side. Look it up if you don't agree. Love the videos and your professionalism, very neat and clean installs. Thanks. learning a lot about home theater.

Measuring the screen side to side and top to bottom won't tell you if it's square. Check It corner to corner both ways. If those two dimensions are equal, then it's square.

Love the work you did on the pre wired home... Made it work.... I definitely need the same set up for our home

As a HT Enthusiast, I love the customers reaction. Always a blast to demo and watch movies with friends when they come over, I'm sure it will be the same for this home owner. Great job Dream Home crew👍

Awesome combination of gear. Your videos motivate me to keep going with my channel no matter how hard it gets. Keep it up my dude!

As usual, you are also a very good teacher when you show us everything.

Really good video! I don’t live in the US and these kinda videos help when DIY-ing!

You know you love Dream Media AV if you watch all 47 minutes. Drop cloths, booties and masks show how much your care for and respect your client's homes. Beautiful to see that from a professional AV install company. Great choice of gear for this room.

Super clean install guys. You guys are true professionals. I am a HVAC guy and an audio guy as well. When you make shit look that easy, you know you got your shit together. Good job brother.

Missed these vids. Glad they’re back.

Intresting way to check square. “Do it right” lol

Glad to see thesee type videos again.....

Great job, very detailed and helpful!

These guys are pros , But im a bigger pro in Audio , working with it for 15 years , so i can tell you , It is wonderful to have Speakers in Wall , that way you dont have Wall reflections from the backside of the speakers , witch is of course out of phase from the front wave , and is real bad , so its good , you can even leave the speaker port in the wall opened so that sounds from back goes out , not staying in the wall . But Speakers dont have to be on ear level , what they should be is aimed at the listening spot . You dont just put them in wall , you aim them . Down and to the left or right . So what should be done here is a kind of tilt towards the listener on side speakers , i guess 2 is enough , no need for center one . Other then that , its prefect .

Great video. Glad to see masks which are appreciated by the customer and should be worn when working with insulation anyways. You guys rock.

I Love That Part When James Was Cutting Out The Hole For Center Speaker, And You Sped Up The Camera 📸. You Guys Are Awesome Zach!

The toner tool is nice. If you're without one and you really need to "tone-out" a wire to a speaker, tap the bare wire ends onto the + and - of a AA/AAA battery, you'll get a clicking sound out the speaker. AA/AAA are only 1.5 volts so you're way under the capacity of the speaker or the wire.

99% awesome.. 1% pending is the finishing i.e. the visible cable of woofer and projector

"We are going to be using all the top manufacturers in the industry. Focal, Epson, Denon all the affordable stuff" Klipsch: 😢

Hey seriously thanks guys. Badass install. That was really cool to watch., and this is coming from a really old school HIFI geek. Keep up the good work!!!

This is a big help for that final tune-in adjustments. nice video!

this guy is always happy to work, i really like it the way he work, great work, i wish they start to work in houston area also

I always enjoy your videos

This company is lucky to have you mate - fantastic customer service/sales/product knowledge etc. Keep it up brother and you will go far!

I love hearing how emotional the client is at the end of the video!!! 🤩😍 Dream Media AV truly making people's dreams come true!!!

I'm really enjoying these videos, great job

Oh how I have missed the install videos!!! Thanks for showing the details of the IR using Ethernet!!! Also love all the DIY tips! Great seeing some of the new focal speakers in action. Why do you think the new 300 series doesn’t have a sealed back?

Looks great, one recommendation for the DIYer use twisted pair speaker wire. The non twisted wire acts like an antenna that picks up too much interference (even from your electric and lights). Using the right wire will benefit your sound experience tremendously.

Wow. Very good video👍. Enjoyed the details.

When the boss is s perfectionist, $hit comes out amazing. Props to the boss, he gives nothing but high quality work

Love it love Zak I am watching u from South Africa always turned on nice explanations thanks Zak

Look's Clean and pro work bro 👏👏👏

Subbed! Great content and awesome technicians!!!

Awesome video! Have you guys looked into using 4K screen paint instead? We use that for most of our larger areas with projectors.

Great work 👌

So many great products wired with cheap cables and not a laser level on site!

If you don't know what you are doing , don't be stupid, hire a professional 😅🤣😂. I love Zach's authenticity. He tells it like it is. Very detailed installation of a center channel speaker when you have a stud in the way to notch out the stud. One of your best videos to date. Thanks for sharing.

this how professional people works,enjoy watching it.

Sweet! That's what I'm talking about. Great job.

Very nice and neat work 👍😊

Focal system sounds banging!!! 🔥🔥🔥

Nice work Guys!

Only thing I disagree on is the banana plugs comment. I love me some banana plugs. Makes life easier IMO and never once had them fall out or cause a problem.

Great job, to speed up cuts use an oscillating saw and quick change hole saws - they are inexpensive and quick but you need a bit of experience with drill control but im guessing you use plasterboard saw as you can feel if you hit anything!

To check square you measure diagonally corner to corner in an x pattern. If they measure out the same, it's square.

Watching this like a movie and loving it.

Nice room. To bad it will never sound right with the lefts and rights so high. Even an amateur will tell you all three speakers across the front should have the tweeters close to ear level.

I loved having to educate the contractors on how av works......which was a benefit working with familiar contractors/ subs ......That and the rockers never roto zipped my hdmi cables when cutting in boxes again..lmao

Why so high with the L&R's?

Nice, very nice

Thank you for putting together all the details and walking through the entire end-to-end process. This gives a true realistic understanding of what it takes to pull something like this off. Where can I find the details of the equipment that you used for this install?

Only thing left to do in that room is acoustic treatment an paint the entire room with rosco tv black paint or black velvet the entire room. I chose rosco tv black paint for my 5050UB, amazing PQ

I got the harmony one remote with hub it works great but app sometimes refreshes

My company installs this system all the time. Not the exact same speakers but screen, projector, mount and remote! 5.2.2 Atmos? Did I miss the height speakers somewhere during the install process?

all you need is the loud suit, a wavey armed mascot and a heap of very cheap used cars. sold your soul a LONG time ago

Hi. I was watching this because I wanted to catch some ideas for a 5.2.2 setup. I don't know if I missed something but this looks like a 5.2. WHere are the other 2 and where they go?

I'd use a Yamaha amp over a Denon anyday!!

Disagee on checking square. Square is checked measuring corner to corner.

Could you provide a link to that adapter you installed that you said was to protect the projector from a lightning strike?

Love set-ups like this :) great job, I would have picked a different sub myself thou.

Very very good

Great video. Just curious as to why the customer wouldn’t put a few extra speakers above for Atmos ?

what do you do for sound proofing the room? I imagine with that kind of setup, the neighbours are gonna call the police, atleast in a townhouse scenario

Great job. All it needs is acoustic treatment

Was the room sound deadened? Looks like they planned ahead but did use any SNS or other products

Matt from the Off the Ranch/Demolition Ranch youtube channels is renovating an abandoned mansion and they are about to put the drywall in, it wouldn't surprise me if he would be interested in a sponsorship deal with you guys to trick out the new house with some goodies. With a couple of million subs he could probably also increase your subs by a lot. He lives in the Bourne TX area, though not around the corner, it's doable. I would love to see you guys working together.

Very nice to see you guys installing this system. Sweet!!! What is the cost for all of this?

Liking ur videos

Are you putting in another sub is that why the other one is to the left? If they are going to keep just one sub would it be better in the Center just under the Center speaker?

happy video watching! dont mind the huge fan noise coming from over your heads, your av receiver is loud enough to noise it over

Why does the projector have to be dead center? My 6050 is about 6-12” off center (due to stud placement) and there is tons of lens shift to get the picture perfectly onto the screen with the projector leveled and square with the wall. I have a 110” screen.

Kindly guide yamaha best floor standing speaker ns 555 or nsf 350 for av amp yamaha rxv 585.

Fantastic Job

To measure square, you should measure diagonally from corner to corner.

Excellent installation video. Were you listening to the John Wick movie in DTS, Dolby surround or what format please? Subscribed!

You should list the speakers and materials used with links.

When you have excess wire with in ceiling speakers, bundle it up and set it aside. It could possibly touch or settle later on on the woofer and rattle. Better to be safe. Love my 6050. It is dead center but as i found out when setting it up, it does a hell of a job keeping a square image when shifting. Great vid guys. Booties for.....some guys?????

nice install guys....

Looks great, though if I were spending the big bucks I would go with the acoustically transparent screen and get that center behind the screen.

Very Nice

I smashed that subscribe button

Great man

Nice video ,super , tell me my douts projecter screen best is white or gray ,pls tell me sir

the centre channel is a bit off ..being ocd i probably would have install the projector before the centre channel.. make sure its square w the left and rights... but otherwise amazing walk through great work!

Nice job

"I hope you guys enjoy the content." WE LOVE IT!!! MORE PLEASE!!!! 👏👏👏👏

Is there a name for the paint you use in the room for maybe improve the reverbaration

Hope to see a complete 7.2.4 video setup soon

So beautiful

Acoustically transparent screen and center channel dead center of wall, vertical orientation. It’s the best way.

so whats the cost for something like that including installation.

You’re totally a sales person 😭🤣

What u think of Monitor Audio Soundframe 1 ? I consider to buy these or Focal 100 iw lcr5 . Thx 👍✌

"I cant tell you how many of these grills get messed up every year" - Millions of grills are being painted improperly and wreaking havoc in the Home Theater Eco System. We can all make a difference.

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Great install. Wondering what wireless subwoofer kit was used here.

No sound dampening in the room. There must be a lot of reverb. Left and right front speakers have to be at ear level and if possible in one line with the center speaker for the best result.

The center speaker should be behind the screen at head level, front left and right should be lower as well wtf are you thinking

Curious, why aren't the speakers placed behind the screen? My understanding is that a perforated screen allows the sound to travel through and you get to place your screen at the desired height as well as all the speakers. If these customers opted not to do that Im curious as to what the price deifference is between their screen and one that allows behind the screen placement. thx

Fun to see the first 4 or 5 post explain how to properly square the frame.... measuring from corner to corner after measuring from side to side...