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Anonymous users2024-01-24As long as you can achieve a certain shading effect when the theater is opened, you can do it. If the lighting is too good and the light is too bright, it will affect the viewing vision. It is also harmful to people's eyes.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is generally fine to be able to block out the light easily...You can install some curtains with strong blackout ability....
Yes, according to the area of the living room, different audio configurations can be selected, ZONGSON has different living room space configuration schemes, which can meet the needs of 10-50 square living room K video and audio, depending on the length and width of the living room.
It's not hard. For example, Soundking's intelligent digital living room theater: Swan series, with personnel debugging and installation, can realize 8 entertainment modes such as movie viewing, VR experience, and K song, so you don't have to worry about it.
The most basic requirements for making a home theater space are as follows: >>>More
The smaller the space, the better the acoustics. If your purpose is to let relatives and friends see, you can only put it in the living room, and it will be slightly better to do some sound insulation and shading treatment, but if it is just for the family to entertain themselves, it is recommended to put it in a closed room for the best effect.
I don't think the floor height of the dry space is very high. >>>More