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Barwell1992
06-10-2019, 22:02
So I posted a couple of photos a while back, since then I’ve moved house and things escalated...

My system combines both 2 channel and 5.1.2 surround in one package that shares my nord power amp and the front speakers but other than that keeps the systems separate for best performance.

Few bits to finish off but almost done.

Hopefully the pics work..

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Bigman80
07-10-2019, 04:52
Feel free to pop round mine and get carried away doing that work here lol

Superb.
AJSki2fly
07-10-2019, 07:13
That looks like a very professional job, very neat. :)
Pepperamip
07-10-2019, 07:28
Excellent job on the TV / Centre channel frame. I doubt that will have any integrity issues in the future.

How did you channel the surround speaker wire? Up or under?

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Stryder5
07-10-2019, 07:36
Great work, looks so good!

Gary
RobbieGong
07-10-2019, 07:42
Great work, looks so good!

Gary

What he said...:)
Barwell1992
07-10-2019, 08:18
Thanks for the feedback guys, this was my first proper DIY project. :)



Excellent job on the TV / Centre channel frame. I doubt that will have any integrity issues in the future.

How did you channel the surround speaker wire? Up or under?

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I managed to run the surround cables under the plaster board/behind the skirting. The two atmos channels in the ceiling are run across to the TV unit and then up and across the ceiling, fortunately the joists run in my favour.
Stryder5
07-10-2019, 08:59
Similar thinking https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20191007/67e44dcb0dd50c1688a7e36cc07fef7e.jpg


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Audio Al
07-10-2019, 10:28
Wow that looks very nice :)
JohnJo
07-10-2019, 13:59
Nice job!
Puffin
07-10-2019, 16:25
Didn't want to do a proper job then:lol::eek:

Looks great.
tapid
07-10-2019, 17:03
Alright, Alright, you come on here showing off with your projects !. No, thats really lovely Dan, like the gear and lounge equally :)
archiesdad
07-10-2019, 18:44
are you a professional with wood or just a quality hobbyist? Really nice work.
Oddball
07-10-2019, 19:12
An s shaped living room - Tidy !!! :D

No , a real credit to you !!
Alex_UK
07-10-2019, 21:16
Looks very professional- well done!
Barwell1992
08-10-2019, 08:42
Alright, Alright, you come on here showing off with your projects !. No, thats really lovely Dan, like the gear and lounge equally :)

haha, i'm a lurker there's so much to look at that i just absorb info instead of post..
Barwell1992
08-10-2019, 08:44
are you a professional with wood or just a quality hobbyist? Really nice work.

Just a Diy-er, first ever bit of wood work. :)
Light Capture
26-10-2019, 00:26
Nice build workmanship, as well as your electronics and speakers. Love the clean look free of wire clutter. Your equipment rack is outstanding too.
My only concern is when you change out your TV. I would have made the opening larger, and trimmed it out to incorporate more tv options.
Barwell1992
26-10-2019, 01:47
Nice build workmanship, as well as your electronics and speakers. Love the clean look free of wire clutter. Your equipment rack is outstanding too.
My only concern is when you change out your TV. I would have made the opening larger, and trimmed it out to incorporate more tv options.

It will fit any modern 65” TVs as long as they don’t change aspect ratio. There’s more space at the sides to accommodate a flat screen as well.

If I go bigger with will be projection :eyebrows:
Snoopdog
29-10-2019, 18:48
Stunning job. Congratulations!