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Ah. I was under the assumption that this was all new stuff. Remember to get rid of those flat surfaces for better sound. Surround sound in a smaller space can sound terrible when it's bouncing all over. But i guess that would among the final steps. A classic shag rug, perhaps?

Ah. I was under the assumption that this was all new stuff. Remember to get rid of those flat surfaces for better sound. Surround sound in a smaller space can sound terrible when it's bouncing all over. But i guess that would among the final steps. A classic shag rug, perhaps?

There is a carpet outlet in town that I found has black carpet for $0.44. I could do the floor walls and ceiling with it I suppose. Ya, you can tell in the Burnout Paradise video that there are acoustic issues with the cement floor and a lot of noise from the furnace/blower next to that room. I think using carpet would deaden a lot of those issues. That'll probably be the last thing I do to finish up the room though because my main goal is to have the room functional and make it pretty later on.

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Ripple the carpeting to create even better soundproofing!

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Thanks for the pictures!! really inspiring.

Im hoping some day i can attempt to start a project like this, soo awesome.

[quote]Ah. I was under the assumption that this was all new stuff. Remember to get rid of those flat surfaces for better sound. Surround sound in a smaller space can sound terrible when it's bouncing all over. But i guess that would among the final steps. A classic shag rug, perhaps?

There is a carpet outlet in town that I found has black carpet for $0.44. I could do the floor walls and ceiling with it I suppose. Ya, you can tell in the Burnout Paradise video that there are acoustic issues with the cement floor and a lot of noise from the furnace/blower next to that room. I think using carpet would deaden a lot of those issues. That'll probably be the last thing I do to finish up the room though because my main goal is to have the room functional and make it pretty later on.

Yes, dont rush it, get everything set up first, you are on the right track, this is already amazing as it is.

damn dude... racing games must be totally off the hook on that setup... :rockout

sweetness.

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New YouTube channel content uploading. Batman: Arkham Asylum. Also new screenshots on the NTHUSIM setup page. Batman, Crysis, Dark Age of Camelot, Far Cry 2 and Eve Online. Enjoy! :cheers

YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/BHawthorne72
NTHUSIM setup: http://nthusim.com/setup/bhawthorne-triple-circular-projection

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Words cannot describe your ultimate game room :bowdown . Congratulations again for showing what it means true gaming immersion.Please post some videos from Crysis especially from the jungle stages.Keep updating us :rockout

That room is forgasmic!

Love your work, thanks for the pics.

One day I will have that in my home, mark my words.

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Updated my pic page a bit to show the simpits.

http://nthusim.com/setup/bhawthorne-triple-circular-projection

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Nthusim Pty. Ltd. | www.nthusim.com