The High End Home Theatre's In Indian Homes.

audiodelic · #21 20th June 2008, 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Sound Of Music

I have not posted these pictures here to prove anything to you or any other forum member. I dont need to. All of these installs are in the region of $ 200,000 and above and I know what I am doing.

I have had a chance to look at your home theater and indeed it has been been done very professionally ---with the bean bags ,the carpet stuck to the wall with fevicol on the wall and the equipemnt lying all over the room.
Good work!

You hand the that exact same $200,000 to any of the informed members of this forum, i bet they would do a better job than you.

We looked at your pictures....... your setups werent that great and everyone is granted an opinion and thats my opinion. You asked me for an example of good setups i sent you the video 'go try to improvise'. Its not only money you also need an artistic eye for elegant installs.

Ya my carpet sucks i know cos its an old used one. About the bean bags, equipment now that wouldn't have been the case if i would have spent $200,000

would it?
Baby steps man everything is going to be fixed eventually...
satish

suniil · #22 20th June 2008, 04:48 PM

You are very young, satish! enough time in your life to clean it

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Originally Posted by audiodelic

Ya my carpet sucks i know cos its an old used one.

On the lighter side....Sorry offtopic (Unleash_me: if you are subscribed, please don't unsubscribe, this is just one instance

, sorry)

how about a polyurethane foam sofa

(looks great, not that comfortable to sit)

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Originally Posted by audiodelic

About the bean bags, equipment now that wouldn't have been the case if i would have spent $200,000would it?

MalaiKulfi · #23 20th June 2008, 05:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Sound Of Music

I have had a chance to look at your home theater and indeed it has been been done very professionally ---with the bean bags ,the carpet stuck to the wall with fevicol on the wall and the equipemnt lying all over the room.
Good work!

That comment is in poor taste. You are supposedly a professional HT installer doing projects worth $200,000 while Satish (audioelec) admits he's just starting off building his HT, and doing stuff on his own.

If you can't handle the criticism you should not post on public forums.

Suniil: That photo you have posted looks great!

unleash_me · #24 20th June 2008, 07:19 PM

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Originally Posted by suniil

On the lighter side....Sorry offtopic (Unleash_me: if you are subscribed, please don't unsubscribe, this is just one instance

, sorry)

LOL. Good one bro! I'm still tryin to get out of that damage

, ppl are so damn touchy here man.

Sound Of Music · #25 20th June 2008, 07:48 PM

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Originally Posted by MalaiKulfi

I do not presently have a setup since I am in the process of moving country's, although I have some stereo equipment (posted on another thread). But I have seen some very good setups abroad as well as in India. I have not taken any pictures of them, but will take some for you next time

. I believe that for a pro setup, it could have been better. I have seen better.

Faisal: Your clarification explains the non-similar speakers. What I said about the clutter was not to offed you, it was a genuine personal thought.

"I have not posted these pictures here to prove anything to you or any other forum member. I dont need to. All of these installs are in the region of $ 200,000 and above and I know what I am doing."

When something is posted on a forum, it is open to praise and criticism and you should not take it personally. I'm sure your reason for posting them was to promote the products you sell and display your capabilites; not to prove anything.

I would like to again mention that I have not posted the pictures here -- also, I would love to see the "better setup" pics soon.

Secondly, I always take criticism in a positive way but provided it is from someone who has done something better than what I have done . Had your home theater install been good, I would probably have visited you by now already ..but it is not...... so ........ Again I repeat , we are in India and we dont have the skilled labour and material available abroad - so what we have in India - we try to use it.

I would definitely like to know and see some "better" setups you have seen in India and then try to learn and improve from them.

vinay · #26 20th June 2008, 09:35 PM

Sunil,

I truly hope that unleash does not unsubscribe to this thread too, as he was at the verge to unsubscribe my thread the movies i liked, for the wrong reasons, i explained to him for which he should not unsubscribe, and it seems he has understood my humble point of view, i only hope he continues to subscribe to my thread, the movies i liked, as he is giving so many good movie names, especially the effects one, mainly to sub woofer.

Thank you.

Regards to Sunil & Unleash.

Vinay.

vinay · #27 20th June 2008, 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Sound Of Music

I would like to again mention that I have not posted the pictures here -- also, I would love to see the "better setup" pics soon.

Secondly, I always take criticism in a positive way but provided it is from someone who has done something better than what I have done . Had your home theater install been good, I would probably have visited you by now already ..but it is not...... so ........ Again I repeat , we are in India and we dont have the skilled labour and material available abroad - so what we have in India - we try to use it.

I would definitely like to know and see some "better" setups you have seen in India and then try to learn and improve from them.

Faisal,

I like the way you have explained your point of view to the member.

I think most of the members will like to see the pictures of Indian home theatre's, as the thread is also about the Indian home theatre's.

At this point of time, faisal, your Indian home theatre pictures are the best, we hope members will show us better pictures of Indian home theatres, i will not be surprised if some of the members have a much better home theatre that you have made or for that matter the member may have a much better home theatre than mine too.

Thanks.

Vinay.

vinay · #28 20th June 2008, 11:00 PM

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Originally Posted by MalaiKulfi

I do not presently have a setup since I am in the process of moving country's, although I have some stereo equipment (posted on another thread). But I have seen some very good setups abroad as well as in India. I have not taken any pictures of them, but will take some for you next time

. I believe that for a pro setup, it could have been better. I have seen better.

Malaikulfi,

In India, the set up's which you have seen are the home theatre's projector based, if yes what kind of a screen they are using, fabric or fibre? Are there home theatre's in a dedicated room or in the living room, have they done accoustic treatement, please consider to share with me some other details too.

I will wait to see some of the pictures of Indian home theatres, please do remember to show it to me in due course.

I have seen many pictures of abroad home theatre's

Vinay.

MalaiKulfi · #29 20th June 2008, 11:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Sound Of Music

I would like to again mention that I have not posted the pictures here --

Again I repeat , we are in India and we dont have the skilled labour and material available abroad - so what we have in India - we try to use it.

I would definitely like to know and see some "better" setups you have seen in India and then try to learn and improve from them.

Yes, this in India and we happen to have some very fine architects and interior designers as well as plenty of skilled labour. India is in the middle of a contruction boom and I assure you that people are making homes as good as or better than those you see anywhere else.

I have definitely seen better HT's. Actually saw one in Mumbai recently which has all Wilson speakers with the Alexandria's as main speakers, top of the line Rowland and Theta equipment. The HT was on the top floor of a penthouse apartment with a sloping glass roof and a remote controlled curtain. It was very tastefully done and the sound was fantastic. I won't give out the persons name since I dont know if he would like to be named, and I didn't take any photos so have none to share with you. You're in the business, you should be able to find out who it is.

All the best.

Sound Of Music · #30 20th June 2008, 11:17 PM

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Originally Posted by MalaiKulfi

I have definitely seen better HT's. Actually saw one in Mumbai recently which has all Wilson speakers with the Alexandria's as main speakers, top of the line Rowland and Theta equipment. The HT was on the top floor of a penthouse apartment with a sloping glass roof and a remote controlled curtain. It was very tastefully done and the sound was fantastic. I won't give out the persons name since I dont know if he would like to be named, and I didn't take any photos so have none to share with you. You're in the business, you should be able to find out who it is.

All the best.

Lets cut the stories and garndma tales - if you have some pictures to show - then it exists - if not - then it is as good as Katrina Kaif dancing every night "in my so called friends room" to put him to sleep.

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