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Friday, July 17, 2009
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design of small or home theaters, media rooms, music listening or audio rooms, distributed audio, digital storage of music, video distribution, HDTV, in-ceiling, in-wall speakers and audio
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Intro to nanotheater
Intro to nanotheater
nanotheater is the natural reaction to a overblown and over-hyped Video and Audio, Home Theater equipment market. We seek to help you design small, quality, media rooms and home theaters.
Unless the rest of your home looks like an Egyptian Tomb, the Starship Enterprise, or a Opera House- we don't think your home theater or media room should. We think of your principal media room as a place of rest and solace after a hard day of work, a place where you can go to wind down, enjoy music, and socialize with your family.
We would like to think of nanotheater as an alternative design school that melds high tech components into your existing decor- rather than vice versa.
Think minimalist, with advice on good basic design elements, recommendations on media systems placement, systems configuration, operation and control that will work -even if you are building a Baroque Opera house.
Along the way we hope to give you equipment reviews, design tips, control and operational tips and bug reports that make your life a little easier and more centered.
Like Bauhaus, we'd like to think that less is more. Rather than the KFC biscuit, mashed potato and fried chicken bowl- think crushed walnut and endive Hors d'oeuvre. Lots of taste, surprising finish, but still good comfort and satisfaction.
nanotheater is the natural reaction to a overblown and over-hyped Video and Audio, Home Theater equipment market. We seek to help you design small, quality, media rooms and home theaters.
Unless the rest of your home looks like an Egyptian Tomb, the Starship Enterprise, or a Opera House- we don't think your home theater or media room should. We think of your principal media room as a place of rest and solace after a hard day of work, a place where you can go to wind down, enjoy music, and socialize with your family.
We would like to think of nanotheater as an alternative design school that melds high tech components into your existing decor- rather than vice versa.
Think minimalist, with advice on good basic design elements, recommendations on media systems placement, systems configuration, operation and control that will work -even if you are building a Baroque Opera house.
Along the way we hope to give you equipment reviews, design tips, control and operational tips and bug reports that make your life a little easier and more centered.
Like Bauhaus, we'd like to think that less is more. Rather than the KFC biscuit, mashed potato and fried chicken bowl- think crushed walnut and endive Hors d'oeuvre. Lots of taste, surprising finish, but still good comfort and satisfaction.
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