END GAME 11.4.6 Dolby Atmos Home Theater Tour PLUS a Few Surprises!

hey what's going on guys this is youthman today i have got an absolutely incredible home theater tour for you this is what i would consider a truly end game home theater now not only are we going to be looking at all of the components and this incredible huge home theater we're also going to be looking at some various other elements in his home such as whole house audio he's got a beautiful garage a killer boat and just some really cool things that i think you're really going to enjoy so make sure you stay all the way to the end of the video now before we get into the home theater tour i want to give a big thanks to today's sponsor see more screens c-more screens provides a wide range of retractable fixed and diy projection screens as well as both fixed and electronic masking panels as a seymour customer for the past five years i've been absolutely impressed with both the image quality and build quality of their diy fabric for my 150 inch 2.35 to 1 center stage xd screen their acoustic transparent fabric allows me to place my speakers directly behind the screen to place the sound exactly where the action is taking place visit their website at seymourav.com for complete details i'll have a link down in the description below mike thanks so much for inviting us into your beautiful home this place is unlike any home i've ever experienced man this is like a kid's dream like a kid that loves home deer that loves gaming and just a fun space and so we're going to be looking at a bunch of different areas in your home and i'm excited about that but this home really started about a year ago as far as construction so this is a newly constructed home you designed a lot of it and we're going to try to share that story in this but before we get into the theater room kind of walk us through what is this space in your home and kind of what was the inspiration what did you want to create in the space and what are some of the elements in it so this is just a game fun room to hang out in before you go watch a movie or incorporated a lot of traditional games sure got a retro arcade machine with over 4 700 games 4 700 i haven't played them all that's awesome i did a refreshment area gotta have that have four tvs you never you could play separate sources on each one okay so maybe like for sports and sports pretty much whatever you want but different music if you wanted to switch i can play it through the actual speakers in the ceiling okay so you've got four speakers up here in the ceiling and we're gonna talk about that a little bit later your whole house is connected with in-ceiling speakers and he's even got like 5.1 systems in bedroom guest bedroom set up it's pretty crazy but you just went all out in this house but i love the fact that it wasn't you just hiring somebody and saying hey do this you had the vision you had this dream of building your ultimate in-game home and home theater and i love that man so what else is in here well in here that pretty much covers this area but the rest is basically kind of incorporating into the theater we've got the digital movie posters yeah we've got a popcorn and candy area um and then we've got all the equipment which i purposely did outside of the room to not have the heat not have the noise so with your digital posters like what's what like how are they getting that information kind of explain to us that so it's fairly new i just got the software but it downloads from a certain site and does all high resolution random current posters cool and i was also able to hook it into my kaleidoscape system so that it could pull the info from what i have there yeah and it'll go further and actually show and none are now playing when that movie's playing nice so like when you queue up a movie and everybody's hanging out in here it's kind of like this is now showing in this theater yeah so cool and kaleidoscape kind of integrates that right that's a plug-in for it yeah i love it man and these are beautiful displays um just cool cool content right here so let's kind of walk through your rack so before we even get into your theater room you've got this beautiful rack actually two racks so let's take a look at maybe what's inside there so this this rack is mainly whole house it has the internet it's got my camera system the whole house the sonos for the whole house okay it does have the clyde escape which is for the theater um most of the internet and things like that are on a battery backup gotcha and then your thermostats for your temperature so those are those are running there's home run ducts for behind the racks and behind the projector gotcha so they tie into the an 8 inch duck and you can adjust the fan speed and and pull the hot air up gotcha cool so that's all your whole house audio and then over here what do we got over here is all theater i did emotiva okay so i got the rmc one processor i've got the xpa dr3 for this for the uh front stage and the surrounds are the xpa7s gotcha and then the subs are crown xti 6002s they're running in 4 ohm which puts around 2 400 watts or so 2400 watts per sub all right we've got some cool subs we're gonna show you here in just a bit and then the surge protection on the bottom so mike one thing that you shared with me is that when you built your home theater you wanted to make sure that you had really easy access behind your equipment and i know that was important for me in my home theater i have a little rack that i can pull out but it's still kind of awkward climbing in back there you made your access behind your screen and your equipment racks really easy tell us a little bit about that so yes that was very important to me i did all the mechanics of the house that i could back there i did the circuit breakers i did the thermostats they all have remote sensors throughout the house gotcha the racks have great access um and i also have access behind these speakers they do any connections or anything needed and it's a good little storage area for boxes it's awesome and you actually did all of the wiring yourself i mean i'll be honest there's an art form into getting all these wires as tidy as you've done you did a phenomenal job that's got to be a huge tedious process right yeah that i mean it took days and i just spent the time and that was important to me dude i love it it looks super clean the space is really accessible back here and like you said you've got access to the rear of your speakers your subwoofers all the cabling if you ever have to upgrade your components just makes it super super easy so i love what you've done here so mike before we head on into the theater and i love how you got your theater sign up there these two screens you had mentioned earlier that you're able to tie that in with kaleidoscape and so kaleidoscape is running all your movie collection and we can see over here inside the theater room we've got ready player one already cued up and so it automatically pulled that and then over even on this other one it's kind of playing some random artwork actually i guess it's now showing both of them but sometimes it'll do like random stuff so how did you incorporate that so these are the newest edition i built the frames they're a 43-inch tcl tv nothing special gotcha they're running on it's similar to raspberry pi but basically a windows based compact computer okay your hdmi gotcha and i use the movie poster app software and they have a plug-in for collide escape they have a plug-in for plex suite um there's a xbox i think is another one and i'm still learning it but it's pretty cool dude it's incredibly cool it shows your start time your end time where you're at in the movie um it's kind of a nice addition to the entrance absolutely and speaking of inches man let's talk about this entry because this is not an ordinary door right this is huge that is heavy it's designed for home theater studios um it weighs about 350 pounds it's a multiple layer core door gotcha and it helps a lot with the sound sure so we want to try to keep as much sound in there so the wife if she's taking a nap or whatever you don't have to disturb her and plus we want all the acoustics to be in there where we're going to be enjoying it right exactly so once you take us in let's give a tour of the home theater mike this room is phenomenal man so let's kind of talk about the room dimensions like what approximate space are we looking at here so the finished space is about 17 wide by 26 deep now the back wall everything is recessed so there's about another two feet 28 inches okay that it's frame forward of course we have this uh the screen wall which we have access behind sure so there's definitely the room is bigger than what is physically here and this is a massive room i mean we've got how many theater seats here got 13. holy cow man so i'd love to kind of go around your room and talk about all the aspects of it probably the first thing we'll start off is with this ginormous screen man what kind of diagonal are we looking at here and uh so that's an aspect ratio it's a seymour it's a 190 inch wide cinescope screen which comes out to around 206 inches diagonally yeah i mean literally that is just enormous this this is like what we would get in plant city in my hometown of a local cinema i mean that's massive and it's got a beautiful beautiful image so we've got seymour screen and then you also have masking right this is a scope screen yes so i got it's it's also made by seymour it's a manual masking it's magnetic so it stays up there sure it's got felt to trim it up and works pretty well yeah so if you're watching 16x9 content you want to totally black out those side gray bars and you can put that up there manually and so everything in your room is really really clean and so let's kind of talk about these speakers um tell us what kind of configuration you have here and then what kind of speakers we'll start again kind of behind the screen what are you running for your lcr so it's a 11.1 with four subwoofers and six atmos 11.1.4 and we'll get into that how that how we came to that so what do we have behind the screen behind the screen there's three identical they're they're do-it-yourself sound group okay titan 818s so there's an 18-inch basically mid-bass driver gotcha there's a horn and there's a smaller mid-mesh driver i think it's a eight inch or maybe six and a half yeah um so that's behind the screen every speaker is in foam so it kind of isolates it from the structure gotcha and then we also up front we have two of the four subwoofers which are stereo integrity hs24s 24 inch so you got four 24 inch subwoofers and we cranked up some demos in here i asked you i said do you have butt kickers do you have tactiles you're like i don't think i really need them and i'm like okay well let's see because this is a big room to pressurize man i mean let's face it this is a huge and how tall are your ceilings roughly the peak is 14 feet okay so we got a massive room here and that takes a lot of of um movement from these subwoofers or you gotta have a lot of surface area and i can say right now these 424s absolutely you don't need butt kickers man those seats were rumbling um a huge amount of tactile and now did you build the speaker cabinets did you buy them did you so diy yes the speaker cabinets i had a friend charles keane who uh built all the cabinets for me the sub cabinets he actually designed himself i believe they were tuned to 18 hertz yeah they're ported the reason these subs are hard to deported is they're huge so you've got a coffin-sized box and it's hard to hide them yeah so i was able to on a new build build them all in so that they could be hidden and still get the benefit of the portage dude i love it like i said everything about your room is just super flush so we've got diy sound group lcr up front we've got the stereo integrity 4 24 inch two in the front two in the back and so what are you running for sides as well as your atmos speakers so the sides are also do-it-yourself sound group they're vortex 12s which is a coaxial speaker so they're a 12-inch mid-bass sure with a tweeter behind it gotcha um and that helps like time alignment right yeah that and it uses the cone to spread it so it gives you a good effect for atmos and surround so it's almost like a waveguide at that point cool so the atmos and all the surrounds are identical speakers um so i've got basically eight bed layer surrounds and the six atmos gotcha now you had mentioned earlier that in our conversation that two of your speakers are kind of playing the same content is that correct yes so i'm i'm using an emo team rmc one 16 channel receiver processor so i had to tie two of them i didn't have enough channels so i tied the front two surrounds together gotcha so later on down the road if maybe they have an expansion for that or say you decide to go with something else another brand that offers more channels and you could always separate those at that time correct but at least the wiring is already done you've already got them installed and again i love how you just made these like super clean is this something that you made here yeah so i uh i built the grills nothing crazy just basically speaker cloth and uh velcroed on a little frame a little frame and they look clean absolutely clean man so i love that so we've got and and i'm just gonna say this so this is probably my second time that i've heard a diy sound group and sometimes you know you always hear guys say you know with diy you get a lot of bang for the buck i can honestly say like this is one of the absolute most impressive home theaters that i've heard and i've heard a bunch of different home theaters so there is a ton of bang for the buck that you get with the diy sound group so i love what you've done here during the demos there's just i love the fact that your horizontal bed layer you've got a good separation between that and your atmos and i don't have that luxury at my house but by doing that man it just we're watching ready player one and when uh you know the uh the change starts flying around it's just super immersive man and so you can hear there's so much distance between each speaker that your brain knows kind of where that's coming from and they're able to place those objects really really precisely so man the speakers sound phenomenal now mike when we were outside your room there's a big difference in how that room sounds in this room sounds out there it's very kind of echoey because you have a lot of hard surfaces and one of the things that we really emphasize i know in my channel is that room acoustics is crucial to getting really really great sound and you've spent a lot of time on the acoustics kind of both in the room what we see and even some of the things that we don't see so kind of walk us around the room what were your choices there and why did you go with those so this room three sides of it are actually eight inch concrete block okay i used a foam board on the concrete block to separate it from the framing so i then framed it out with two by fours so kind of a wall inside a wall gotcha those are entirely filled with spray foam okay and then i used two layers 5 8 drywall green glue in between so that gave me a good base to kind of lock in the sound i did that ceiling the only wall that's not block is the screen wall gotcha um that's all two by six framed out fully insulated two layers of drywall green glue that's a lot man it's also got i made i made these panels myself and there's one inch duct board in them just to give it a little bit extra sound absorption on the front wall sure gotcha and so what kind of acoustic treatments do you have here so i use the gik some of their diffusers as you can see some absorption i used the absorption up front the best i could i didn't want to do one on the door just because of the door itself okay um i used a thinner diffuser up there kind of you don't bump into it right but i maximized it on these i used a six inch thick so it also does good absorption gotcha um i did some on the back wall where i could so up front we've got a 190 inch wide now originally when you reached out to me i thought it was 190 inch diagonal so 190 inch wide is actually even bigger than that diagonal so you're like 206 ish maybe somewhere in that area that's crazy so in order to get that big of an image and to have it that bright especially for like hdr content my guess is you know when you're looking at the the projectors that are out there on the market um probably the budget epson isn't going to do it even some of the jvc's isn't going to to do that screen justice and so walk us through your choice on uh the projector for this room so i needed at least 5 000 lumens was really where it came in to get hdr um could even go brighter but that's way outside the budget sure um i wound up using the 5000 es sony projector okay um so far i'm very happy with it i mean it gives a great image and man it's beautiful it's more than a good image man that's being super humble i'll be honest with you it's a gorgeous image incredibly bright and i shared this with you even with all your lights on that's a really bright image it's a really beautiful image and and i know retail this thing's way on up there but you and i shared that or you shared with me that you know you searched and you looked and ended up getting a really good deal on it and i think that's that's important you know that you shop around and try to figure out ways that you can cut costs i mean you've got a beautiful home you've got a massive room but the reality of the day everybody's got a budget right and that was that was kind of i left that to the end i got everything done and that was the last thing i did i think honestly in that smart too when you're building a home theater because this takes time i mean for for you it took about a year a lot can change in a year new models can come out and new technology so i always recommend get your speakers get your theater seats those things don't change at all save those electronics maybe the processor the the um projector for the end i think that was super smart in doing that but man i absolutely love the the gorgeous image that the sony projects onto that 206 inch diagonal screen so mike one thing that's super important in a home theater is the seats and what people don't realize is you're going to be sitting in this for hours on end when you're watching movies and if you watch them once a week or one even once a month you want something that's quality so what did you go with and let's talk about the risers as well so i went with valencia and these are their venice model um of course i had to kind of work with the dimensions but i had the the opportunity to build the the walkway as wide as i wanted but sure i went with four i considered five but kind of would have been a little tighter and i wanted everything to have room gotcha so i was able to do the five and i did kind of the couch set up in the rear yeah i got you you ever wanted to lay down or snuggle with the wife back here that's kind of cool um and i also did three six inch risers so each platform each seating is 18 inches above the next gotcha um so that's pretty high yeah so why did you make each one that high that seems kind of extreme maybe well i wanted to make sure you're not no one's blocking you in the front and because of the screen size i could still kind of stay in that sweet spot and get a taller riser nice just as the screen shrinks you gotta kind of stay closer sure so that that's worked out well i like the separation i'm able to walk by with the seats fully reclined and you've got access there um the carpet i went with uh joy carpets okay and they kind of specialize in they got a lot of theater patterns and i just chose this one it's darker and kind of went with everything else but right they got a good selection it's a good quality carpet um i'd also obviously did the lighting on this on the stair risers right um and that helps you know it kind of creates this cool movie theater ambiance but it's also practical too you've got you know 14 15 people in here watching a movie they get up in the middle of the movie to go to a restroom and last thing you want is a liability so having the step lights definitely is a good thing and i think that's even tied into so one thing i have is if i'm watching a movie through kaleidoscape it's programmed so if you hit pause or intermission as they call it uh the lighting will come on nice in a lower setting so that way you can get up and and it also rolls the lights when the credits roll it also cues the lighting and when the movie starts it shuts them off very close which is nice absolutely so kaleidoscape's got some really cool features kind of built into it so that it just kind of gives you more that movie vibe right but does some really cool custom automation as well so one other thing about the risers is there's a lot of volume here and i didn't want it to echo so i actually did blown in insulation in this i didn't want to do bat that would have gotten crazy expensive but i filled everything with blown in that whole back cavity is also filled with blown in um so there's really nothing there's no hollow spaces left in this room wow so again just the importance of proper acoustic treatment to make sure that the sound stays inside this room it doesn't escape as much as possible to other rooms and disturb other people in the house but it just also makes for a really great experience audibly in a room like this especially this size that's a lot of acoustic treatment i think you even told me they came in and they i think they blew some in yeah you came back once i filled in all the spots they missed they had to come back and refill it yeah he's like man we need more and so you just kind of went all in on the acoustic treatment but like i said i think it's really paid off in your home theater so we've got quite a bit of lighting in here a couple of different things so kind of walk us through your choices on the lighting so the lights are all hue and that was just so i could pick the the brightness the uh the color i did the sconces with hue bulbs i did the tray lighting with their rope lighting i love the tray man that is that's just a beautiful feature in and of itself and i did obviously the cans but yes it it and it all kind of i could tie it all together and do different scenes with it which is nice it's a mic in a room this big and you've got a lot of components going on you've got lighting you've got uh kaleidoscape you've got all your amplifiers and your processors and so the last thing we want in home theater is to have a ton of remotes and so man you've got a pretty cool setup here kind of walk us through that what you've chosen so i'm using control 4 which can integrate everything as you just everything you mentioned it can control the lights kaleidoscape can send feedback to do different things um i've also got my other source that i use is shield pro okay so it allows direct streaming through the control4 processor you can go right to title or amazon music or spotify which is nice it just goes to an on screen sure um other than that it just basically puts it all together yeah so the only downfall i mean this is the first time i've held one of these this is the neo remote this thing is absolutely slick it feels awesome in the hand it's got a lot of weight to it so it just kind of feels premium very minimalistic buttons i like that it'll kind of do whatever you want but the only downside is you do have to have like a custom integrator right that can program it and and i know we even had your guy come over today and he was tweaking some settings for it and adding some functionality which is super cool but that's one of the right things unless you're a dealer you don't have access to their software yeah so you have to have a login so for me this is difficult because i change out so many things reviewing products but for you for the most part hopefully you're going to keep that projector for a long time and you're going to have the kaleidoscape for a long time so if you've got a calling once a year or once every couple years not that big of a deal but i love the amount of customization you can do with this and connect that all together it's kind of like one hub to control everything in your setup it's pretty sweet mike this home theater is absolutely phenomenal man from every aspect from the design phase of it to this massive beautiful screen just to the amount of space and the amount of guests that you can can house in here and and just invite over for a movie or even to listen to music just so much thought and effort went into this but i think somebody watching this video might have the perception of oh this is just an example of a blank check kind of home theater where a guy who hired a builder and and just said hey build me something cool and they went ahead and did all this but that is completely opposite this is what i would consider a high-end home theater there's no doubt you've got some incredible equipment beautiful like a massive room but you were so involved in almost every aspect of this home theater build and i'd love for you to kind of unpack some of that even from the design phase that you shared about me or shared with me um and just kind of the different things that you were a direct part of so the inspiration really came a couple years ago when my father built a theater up in tennessee now it was an existing space so there was limitations there but i really got to he was working with the company and i really got to see how to build it how to sound proof speaker placement things like that from there it kind of gave me the bug and building new construction i was able to have a lot of control over the room size what i was going to do and how it was going to be built so i've have a background in autocad so i was able to uh do the drawings do the the calculations the seating placement the heights all of that and provide them to the framers nice so i did a wall detail a rear wall detail the the front wall now those front wall speakers are actually towed in which made things a little more complicated in the framing so i did all that from there i learned a lot from facebook groups home theater enthusiasts just seeing what other guys did and pulling this from from one area i watched all of steven smith from home theater gurus um he's he's crazy he well he's incredibly knowledgeable right right stephen knows his stuff yeah so i mean that that was very helpful seeing how detailed he got and um so just kind of put it all together and i i mean i was here every step of the build and framers are here making sure that's in the right place and i also pre-wired the entire house so i've got miles of wire um ran that all in before the drywall went on exactly where i wanted it um pre-construction brackets for for all the speakers outside this room right um so just and you've got and we're gonna in this video this isn't even done we've got several other areas in your home that like you said you've run all the wiring i'd love to to give these guys just a glimpse into those spaces as well and even a really really cool garage setup out there but i love the fact that you had a vision for this and and you had a dream honestly and a lot of us i know when i built my home theater it wasn't a new construction build it was an existing room in my home but i have a vision for it i had a desire for it and what i'm hoping that even a video of this scale like this is massive and a lot of people won't have a room this big but i think that you can still look at some things that you've done in your room the thought process the uh the insulation the way that you placed room acoustics as really really important in this room i think there's a lot that that we can take from this and maybe we have to scale it down to fit our budget but i think that you've just done some really really good things in this space i absolutely love it man this has been fun not only just to kind of look at but to experience like i said this literally is probably one of the best home theaters i've ever experienced audibly visually it's phenomenal brother i mean like this is absolutely incredible you're welcome back anytime i might be back next weekend man so you throw that out there but this has been super super fun well i would love to i know you had one other question before we move on to the next room this has only been about a year build so if you were to back up maybe a year ago if you could do this all over again is there anything that you would change in the room itself at this point there's not yeah um i so far haven't figured anything out that i forgot or would do differently i mean as technology changes you'll never know but uh i'm pretty content and just happy to enjoy it yeah and absolutely and i know you were asking me initially you're like michael you've heard a lot of home theaters like you don't even know how does mine even sound i mean does it sound good i mean it sounds great to me and my family it sounds phenomenal it looks gorgeous and so i'm with you i don't i literally i couldn't think of one thing that you would change now could you upgrade to a christy uh you know eclipse projector yeah a couple hundred thousand dollars you could do you need to absolutely not plenty bright enough the colors are gorgeous sound wise you know somebody may say well they're diy so they're less than maybe a manufacturer brand no sir these things are absolutely phenomenal and your ears are going to give out long before these speakers do your base is huge tactile bass i mean we're feeling it in the chest like i said we were watching ready player one we went through a bunch of different demos and anytime there was an explosion or some kind of tactile response man we really felt it so just well done man so mike let's head out to um some other areas in your home and i'd love to give them just kind of a brief tour of those areas as well so mike we're out in the rest of your home and a couple of things that are really important when you built this home is you wanted to make sure that we have just great audio as well as video both for music and movies and so here we are in your living room kind of tell us what you got going on here so in the living room and being that it was new construction i wanted to do all built-ins so i did like end walls in walls i did a 7.1 clip system i actually used their 12-inch sealed enclosures so they have to go in before the drywall the box is about four and a half feet tall and i put all the equipment in a separate rack so you don't see anything it's just a nice clean install absolutely and so let's go and take a look in that room because you got another system in there as well so here in the master bedroom i did a 5.1 um it's got a 10 inch in wall gotcha uh it's all clips again and what i did to kind of separate because the theater racks are so far away is i did a mini rack gotcha i i shared some of the the internet i kind of split up so i have a switch in here okay i have the receivers for the living room in the bedroom and i also did the other half of the whole house which is all sonos i did in here just for shorter runs so i have 11 zones of the sonos to run throughout the house gotcha so one thing that i didn't realize i was when i think of sonos i think of you know their speaker system and you can put one in here and put one in the next room i didn't realize that you could utilize their software and their amplifiers and connect that with like an avr to be able to pair that because i noticed when we were here earlier your wife kicked on some tunes in here and then we walked out in the living room same thing was playing out there so kind of how is that all integrated together so i'm using sonos amps which you can essentially connect any speaker to gotcha and they are the player and the amplifier gotcha for any powered speakers like in the bedroom or living room they have a port okay and it's not an amplifier but it sends the signal shows up in the app with the same same options gotcha so that's how i was able to do that with powered speakers cool so you're able so you have the two receivers in here one to power this bedroom and one to power the adjacent living room and then the sonos are connected in that to allow you to stream to both of those at the same time dude that's pretty slick now one thing we didn't mention is the actual racks themselves and and so kind of what kind of racks are using in here as well as your theater room so i use red atom they're a smaller company but they were budget friendly and they're a great rack they come with the shelves they come with a good selection all pre-done and obviously you customize it but yeah i've been very happy with them and i think that's pretty interesting because i know i was looking at one time looking at the i think mid-atlantic and they get pretty pricey but usually that you're paying for just the box and then if you want the shelves then it's like okay there's another 500 600 maybe a thousand dollars in shelving you're like man that adds up real quick so to know that that you said it was red adam red adam um to know that there's an option out there that's budget friendly and different sizes you know that's kind of like a like a half rack i guess i don't know there's they're probably in so many use right the i think that was 26 years okay remember correctly so you know you've got a smaller rack and you knew you were going to put that in here before you even frame that out i love how the fact that that is like just a perfect fit just again your whole house man everything is just super super clean all right mike i normally don't include stuff like this in a home theater tour but you got a cool garage man and so there's a lot going on here so if you guys like cars if you like garage like i know i did a home theater tour at obsessed garage matt mormon and that's part of that i think some inspiration here kind of walk us through on what you've got going on we've got several vehicles a beautiful garage that's super clean just like the rest of your house and then something really special over there too we'll talk about so i did two four post lifts for storage and i also did a two post lift paying me to work on it this is my cts-v i modified everything myself it's running right around 930 horse of the wheels i i've done some half mile just kind of fun recreational racing okay i was able to do 179 was my best in the half mile holy cow uh it's got a 200 shot of nitrous on it it's running about 16 to 17 pounds of boost oh my goodness so these are just the lower cars of the daily drivers so needless to say she's pretty fast yeah it's also a manual which makes it a little harder to drive but a lot more fun yeah absolutely and so we got the daily drivers down here and then two beautiful bikes up here what's the story behind those so those are my fathers the uh the one on the left he actually rides gotcha the uh the other one was a custom bike he built that's never been driven wow so that one he's did metal work i mean it's a very special one-of-a-kind one-of-a-kind custom bike man that is gorgeous absolutely gorgeous and then over here we got a beast of a truck yeah this is the uh is this like your favorite yeah probably i mean the cadillac but that got somewhat unusable on the street i gotcha so this is uh the dodge rim trx it's got the hellcat engine um it's a it's a blast the interior's super clean and comfortable and it's a lot of fun so you ever take this like mudding in it or is this i haven't i haven't but i mean i could it's like just on the street yeah pretty much but it's a fast ride too man yeah that's a sweet truck and then over here we've got like just again you're i love the fact that literally your whole home we were in your master bedroom and i thought it was a guest bedroom because it looks so like clean and tidy but as i've seen in your whole house this is just what you're about and um and so you've got all your tools organized you've got spare tires up here and man just was this a certain brand that you liked or i mean also this had to do with what fit but uh i mean this was somewhat affordable um i had to go with the black theme yeah um i love the matte black yeah everything's kind of matte black throughout the house that's awesome but uh but yeah installed that pretty fairly recently i'm happy with the way it came out did the 65-inch tv yeah watch youtube videos i'm sure while you're working or just playing and tinkering and that also i ran an hdmi cable when i pre-wired the house so i'm feeding back to one of the sonos amps and that automatically turned on the tv plays throughout the ceiling gotcha check that out man you just thought of so many cool things in this theater man and in your home and the whole house and the way it just kind of all integrates together and just flows really really well and then before we wrap up the video man there's one other really cool thing i wasn't expecting you're like hey i got a garage you want to see that and i said sure and so me and brad walk out here and we're checking out these cool cars and and it's really cool bikes but then we walk around the corner man and i was kind of blown away so let's take them over here and and kind of show them what you've got going on here so um i wasn't expecting to see this and so when we pan over here what in the world do we have going on here man this is insane this is beautiful so this is a 38 foot the brand is maurice there wasn't that many made but it's a catamaran basically just a performance boat guys we're uh rebuilding the engines right now they'll be about twin hundreds um kind of just restaurant hopping yeah restaurants that's called the geo fishing so you could zoom down to like miami you could or you could get closer yeah you could go keys got um sarasota um fuel prices right now though yeah that's kind of so do they actually have like restaurants that are on the oh yeah there's a there's quite a few in this area um that like right on the clue sahaja river yogi river that they're boat friendly that's what they're made for dude how cool would that be to just pull up in your sweet boat go in grab dinner with your wife come back out cruise during the sunset hop back at home come back and just chill and watch it it runs yeah dude i absolutely love it well mike this has been absolutely phenomenal man you have been just such a gracious host you and your wife opening up your home and to our audience just to be able to show them and kind of hopefully inspire them on what they can do whole house audio integrating a lot of planning went into this and again maybe this is way bigger scale than what someone watching this video could do maybe now but who knows five years 10 years 20 years down the road they might be in a different place and be able to include some of this in theirs but i think you've done an awesome job man thank you absolutely phenomenal thank you for coming it's been a blast if you enjoyed this video make sure you're subscribed to the channel and hit the bell to be notified of future videos because we've got more exciting home theater tours coming your way from the florida home theater tour and as always you guys be blessed and we'll catch you in the next video

Channel: Youthman

Views: 576,742

Keywords: Home Theater, Youthman, Home Cinema, Dolby Atmos, 4K, HDR, Dolby

Id: fAmUKx72VyI

Length: 42min 20sec (2540 seconds)

Published: Wed Apr 13 2022