December 12, 2024

Rec Room Fireplace Theater

Phase two (click HERE to see phase one) of our recent project completion in Bayview was completed this week once the client’s remodeling contractor had completed their basement remodeling project. All low voltage cabling for this project was completed several weeks back when we completed the client’s great room Sonos home theater.

BC Neville Tech’s experienced systems design staff worked directly with the client’s builder to complete this wiring ahead of drywall, while the project was in rough or stud phase which resulted in a substantial cabling cost savings and a more flexible design.

The basement Rec Room Home Theater consists of a 65” LG G3 OLED SMART TV, with a Sanus In wall Articulating Smart Mount, Binary High Speed Optical HDMI. The clients speaker package consists of (7) Bose Virtual Invisible 791, premium in-ceiling virtually invisible loudspeakers, and a Klipsch KC62 Subwoofer to complete this home theaters speaker array, which resulted in an exceptional visual and audio experience.

In the adjoining Bar we mounting a 43” Samsung QN90D corner mounted using a Peerless extra long articulating arm mount. Additionally, we installed a pair of Bose Virtually Invisible 791 in-ceiling loudspeakers for music. Finally, behind the scenes doing the heavy lifting in today’s smart home, is the final component to this system; a complete Luxul home network upgrade, with wired access point coverage and processing power enough for all of todays and tomorrows smart home products.

The Luxul home network consisted of two primary components, wired and wireless. The wireless component consists of (2) Luxul hardwired Long Range Access Points XAP-310 / LXXAP-1610 which extend and boost the high speed signal delivering strong coverage through the clients entire home and outdoor living spaces.

Which brings us to the second component of the network upgrade, the wired side. The wired side is designed to have all electronics which can be hardwired, resulting a a dual benefit to the client. First being a strong and consistent signal speed will be sent to those wired devices, eliminating buffering or lags.

The second benefit to hardwiring all electronics is the clients WiFi bandwidth remains available in full; resulting in better speeds on your phones and tablets. The wired component is achieved with a combination of a Luxul XWR-3150 Epic 3 High Speed Router, and XGS-1008 8-Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch.

All in wall CAT6 Network cabling required was completed by BC Neville Tech. This client was very happy that we were able to deliver this completed project just in time to enjoy with their family during the holidays.

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Home Theater, Bayview, Milwaukee, Whitefish Bay, Shorewood, WI, Residential Audio Visual, Fireplace Theater, 65” Samsung QLED, Sonos Beam Soundbar, Strong pro series articulating arm mount

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Existing Residential Fireplace Theater

Existing residential fireplace theater featuring a 65” Samsung QLED, Sonos Beam Soundbar, and Strong pro series articulating arm mount. The rear speakers and subwoofer in this surround array are part of Sonos’ ‘Premium Immersive Set with Beam’ which includes (2) Sonos Era 100’s serving as the rear surround speakers.

The system also includes the Sonos Sub 4 which completes this customers great room theater speaker package, a true 5.1 Surround Theater.

Installation staff completed all required in-wall cabling required to accommodate this clients new Home Theater including: Cat6 Network Cabling to the TV, Soundbar, and Subwoofer, High Speed Optical HDMI cabling, and HD Antenna Cabling.

All client’s head end equipment is neatly hidden remotely in the basement mechanical shelving.

When designing the perfect home theater, aesthetics and functionality are paramount. One innovative way to enhance both is by relocating the head end equipment—such as amplifiers, receivers, and streaming devices—to a remote location, like the basement mechanical shelving. This approach offers several compelling advantages that can significantly elevate your home entertainment experience.

Firstly, hiding the head end equipment remotely streamlines the design of your home theater. Without the clutter of technical hardware, the space remains sleek and focused on comfort and style. This setup allows for a cleaner aesthetic that emphasizes the screen and speakers, rather than the supporting technology. Homeowners can indulge in a cinematic environment that mirrors professional theaters, where all technical elements are out of sight, allowing the film or show to capture full attention.

Placing equipment in the basement can lead to improved performance and longevity of your devices. Basements often provide a cooler environment, which is ideal for electronic components that generate heat during operation. This can potentially extend the lifespan of your equipment by keeping it at optimal operating temperatures, reducing the risk of overheating and subsequent damage or failure.

Lastly, remote location of the head end equipment enhances the overall user experience by centralizing control. Modern technology allows for seamless integration and operation from a distance—whether through universal remotes or smart home systems. This means you can control all aspects of your home theater setup without ever needing to leave your seat, adding an extra layer of convenience and luxury to your viewing experience.

BC Neville Tech specializes in customizing home theater installations to fit the unique needs and preferences of each homeowner. By considering the placement of head end equipment in less obtrusive areas, we ensure that your home theater not only meets the highest standards of functionality and aesthetics but also enhances your enjoyment and use of the space.

BC Neville Tech’s industry leading AV solution. CONTACT US today to see how we can elevate your home’s technology with the same attention to detail and dedication.

Phase Two Fireplace Theater: Bay View

Equipment List:

Rec Room Fireplace Theater

Phase One Fireplace Theater: Bay View

Equipment List:

Existing Residential Fireplace Theater

All client’s head end equipment is neatly hidden remotely in the basement mechanical shelving.

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Equipment List:

Rec Room Fireplace Theater

Equipment List:

Existing Residential Fireplace Theater

All client’s head end equipment is neatly hidden remotely in the basement mechanical shelving.