Building an invisible 4K TV
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Crazy-good DSP Amplifiers: ndt5.net/c/?si=14570&li=16273...
Tweeters: ndt5.net/c/?si=14570&li=16273...
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Subwoofers: ndt5.net/c/?si=14570&li=16273...
Lower cost but practically identical subwoofers: ndt5.net/c/?si=14570&li=16273...
For 5.1 audio, one amp needs an additional two inputs, which can be acheived with one of these ndt5.net/c/?si=14570&li=16273... (amp's micro switch needs to be in the 'S' position)
The amps need a programming board to adjust their settings: ndt5.net/c/?si=14570&li=16273... which can be utilised with Sigma Studio (free software)
5.1 HDMI Audio decoder board: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DnE...
Concealed hinges: amzn.to/3Eq9FdX
Fireplace: amzn.to/3fPOLLg
3D Plans (Sketchup): diyperks.com/ikyteech/DIY-Per...
Forum: forum.diyperks.com
Discord: / discord
#MiniLEDTV #4KTV #invisible
@SoundImportseu Рік тому
Hi Matt, your build turned out even more awesome than expected. We are glad we could help you out with some technical advice and the audiocomponents for the build!
@DIYPerks Рік тому
I keep getting blown away with this combo every time I use it 😄 thanks for helping out with it!!
@edwardphilipmarianafzger9800 Рік тому
I am impressed bravo 👏👏👏
@gabenvlogs1377 Рік тому
Ur a genius
@Mooorino Рік тому
Strange, have you guys at SI ever seen any of his other DYI:s? I mean, "more awsome than expected" is pretty much "always awsome"!
@SCORP1ONF1RE Рік тому
it's ugly
@yousifrudwan4275 Рік тому
This man is 4 generations ahead of us edit: happy birthday
@georgiaobrien4267 Рік тому
He literally is
@hopeful6987 Рік тому
he is the new generation for all generation
@_Sam_Alt Рік тому
Big brain
@karllizades7235 Рік тому
Like literally
@alexnoneofyourbuisness Рік тому
4 million subscribers as well
@feedmyintellect Рік тому
He built the coolest open case gaming PC and gave it only 12 seconds of coverage in this video.
@leelyn12 Рік тому
pc builds like this are extremely common actually, which is why he probably didnt spend much time covering it
@__-ic7si Рік тому
Timestamp?
@Padaw8n Рік тому
@@__-ic7si 10:31
@tiestofalljays Рік тому
@@leelyn12 not usually on aluminum plates though.
@Wiisporter Рік тому
It's extremely cool and its also somehow one of his less unique ones
@_SparkHere Рік тому
Mat = DIY Perks Mat's Father = Original Perks
@C3PVO Рік тому
Just realised that his surname is Perks 😂I love a pun
@marcdraco2189 Рік тому
@@C3PVO Fortunately Matt's father didn't DIY or we wouldn't have Matt. I'll see myself out...
@petermukisa4070 10 місяців тому
@@marcdraco2189 i see what you did there 😂
@marcdraco2189 10 місяців тому
@@petermukisa4070 I know Matt a little since we've been working on a project together. He's a super bloke too. I hope he sees the funny side of that! :)
@aceman0000099 5 місяців тому
@@marcdraco2189Matt's mum: DHY 😂
@gen2mediainc.577 Рік тому
this channel excels at taking an already cool concept and bringing it far beyond expectations. Every build seems like something that might be a little janky in places, but DIY Perks never fails to deliver something that is not only a novel concept but a perfectly executed one that you would never suspect was made by one guy and some store-bought stuff.
@billybob2025 Рік тому
@aaaaa I had no idea what you where talking about because I was looking at the tv, but you meant above the tv to each side.
@mariyastoyanova31 Рік тому
@aaaaa where? i still don’t see what ur talking about
@thomgizziz Рік тому
It is novel but this project isn't practical. Chances are he will almost never end up closing those doors unless the TV is almost never used. He perfectly executed a useless and counterproductive project... and it still looks a bit trashy, those hinges are eyesores.
@ihavewaited90daystochangem51 Рік тому
@@thomgizziz "isn't practical" states something as fact "chances are" Bases fact on guesswork, there goes your entire argument.
@TimeBucks Рік тому
The fireplace is simply stunning
@sahenajaktara5414 Рік тому
Nice
@AkashSingh-mp3li Рік тому
So sweet video for you
@goatnicholson Рік тому
Too distracting for a cinema. You can tell he's not a filmmaker
@vdochev Рік тому
@@goatnicholson He did a tremendous job on that one. Plus I think you can just switch off the fireplace if you don't want it. I would have put there my A/V receiver just because I love it and well, I already have it, however the 5.1 project with the individual amps he did seem very interesting to play with. But if he went for an A/V receiver off the shelf it wouldn't be much of a DIY anymore.
@earningtricks1057 Рік тому
Yes
@CaptainRex1234 Рік тому
This setup is so good, he unintentionally included a heater along with everything else.
@Pet_Hedgehog Рік тому
what?
@beebzcringe Рік тому
@@Pet_Hedgehog i think hes talking about the pc
@Pet_Hedgehog Рік тому
@@beebzcringe kind of a weird thing to point out...
@Netro1992 Рік тому
@@Pet_Hedgehog Do you also think people literally believe your mother has her own zip code?
@Pet_Hedgehog Рік тому
@@Netro1992 what
@LokiDWolf Рік тому
I'll be honest - no way I'd build this. But, I have to give high respect for such a great idea, incredible work, big time resourceful and encouraging others to give it all a try. Really awesome!
@HenryLeslieGraham Рік тому
Well it would cost you at least £3200 points for all the equipment (sans ps5/gaming computer) and the wood and the brackets etc and the fireplace. This is no small build. At least 1.5 months of an average salary.
@ekimandersom4478 Рік тому
@@HenryLeslieGraham So?
@HenryLeslieGraham Рік тому
@@ekimandersom4478 ok so you are wealthy, not everyone is.
@DellSnooze Рік тому
@@ekimandersom4478 wtf 🤣 What do you mean, “so?”…
@ekimandersom4478 Рік тому
@@DellSnooze So whats the point in writing that it will be expensive?
@AnonimInc Рік тому
I feel like this is one of the best channel, inh terms of handling "getting big". Many youtubers turn to contant that is far out of any potential viewer's scope or budget, but here we can see absolutely amazing builds, that are made with the same care and attention as the ones many years ago. I rarely watch youtube nowdays, but DIY Perks is a place I always can go back, to watch a man have fun, and build something incredible in the process - all with the soothing voice, of course!
@sangyoonsim Рік тому
Dude, none of us can afford TV that big...
@jjsmith7707 Рік тому
@@sangyoonsim It's less he size but what's in it. It's true that tv is beyond most anyone's price point, but the case design it self can fit cheaper alternatives.
@mizatt Рік тому
@@sangyoonsim You can get a 75 inch TV at best buy for less than 600 bucks...
@sailaliamg2695 Рік тому
I actually think the exact opposite. The interesting part for DIY perks was that I could actually imagine building the stuff for myself, less with respect to my skills but to the money I'd had to spend. Think of the mic that was once built. But this one really is not entertaining or encouraging anymore. Sorry to say this.
@MilanSenpai Рік тому
Ilyet is ritkán látok, hogy magyar kommentet látok egy angol videó alatt főleg, hogy ha még híres is.
@Praderanoire Рік тому
This has to be one of the best channels on the platform. His genuine eagerness to build things he likes is super apparent, and he manages to make every project seem more interesting and exciting than the last... Plus everything he builds has master-level aesthetics to boot. And on top of everything, he even shares the blueprints to his builds just to inspire people to start their own DIY projects. Bravo Matt, keep doing you.
@daylen577 Рік тому
It helps when you have 8 hours per day to come up with things and basically unlimited budget to execute your ideas. Most of what he does isn't exactly difficult, but pretty risky if you can't afford to mess up
@mixikpixi6123 Рік тому
@@daylen577 IT does, but he is working on this Channel for many years, so it didnt come for free.
@Detrian159 Рік тому
It's digitally edited to look more impressive than it actually is.
@thomgizziz Рік тому
It looks like trash, those hinges are garish. He could have made it look better if he wasn't trying to hide it because hiding it was a bad idea in the first place. Opening and closing that everyday isn't going to be done. It will stay open most of the time because that is convenient for the same reason that you don't hide your kitchen or your bed even though it would look better a lot of the time.
@ya_casi Рік тому
@@thomgizziz this could be a valid constructive opinion, but you choose to be mean and hurtful in the process. You could do better.
@Lordhitchy Рік тому
This incredible work is the reason you didn't upload a video for 3 months 😂 absolutely amazing the things you think up and execute the build perfectly
@danielcarrera9601 Рік тому
Overkill?
@Lordhitchy Рік тому
@@danielcarrera9601 Yeah. Don't find many people who recognise the symbol
@LuigiDude647 Рік тому
@@Lordhitchy I recognized it
@gamepunk7963 Рік тому
M E G A D E S K 3 . 0
@koushikdxboi5938 11 місяців тому
Megadesk megadesk megadesk
@thomasfeldman3613 Рік тому
How does this channel keep getting better? I remember watching this years ago thinking "wow there's no way he can top this project" but time and time again I'm even more impressed. Absolutely stunning work! My favorite channel on UKposts by far!
@aceman0000099 5 місяців тому
In 2025: I built an invisible helicopter
@Scribbby Рік тому
Can we all just appreciate how multi-skilled Matt is? He didn't just buy an audio setup and install it into his system, he had the intellect to set one up himself, from scratch! Doing it his own way! That's the definition of DIY right there.
@imgladnotu9527 Рік тому
an audiophile grade setup no less Incoming actual audiophiles that seethe
@dougr8646 Рік тому
Not audiophile grade reeee
@Demophilosophy Рік тому
yes, Im always very impressed! what a genius he is. well done Matt!
@thomgizziz Рік тому
It isn't hard and that setup with the janky hinges looks awful. It is his job to do stuff like this and it isn't even done that well.
@ShahiedJohaadien Рік тому
And make a fantastic video production of him doing it as well 😉 Props to the production levels!
@Warriors_Within Рік тому
This has to be one of the best diy projects, I am honestly so exited to get a house and do exactly this project. Matt, you truly are an inspiration! Keep up the great work!
@jonathan__g Рік тому
I feel the same. If I ever do get my own house, his channel would be my inspiration to do some DIY renos to make my place look better.
@Hawk7886 Рік тому
Man, look at this lucky guy, buying a house and everything
@srather Рік тому
Where does DIY end? If I get an engineering dregree and buy a toolshop is it still DIY?
@JG-nx3jg Рік тому
@@srather cabinetry and furniture making would be carried out by a joiner, I wouldn't ring an engineer to get this job done. The rest would be some sort of AV guy to sort the sound and video elements, again not an engineer. So yeah, if you're an engineer and don't do this as a day job and never have, then you're firmly DIY. No shame in it.
@Warriors_Within Рік тому
@@srather I guess, if it is not considered a company? If it is just you doing it, without a company representing it, maybe
@draconus003 Рік тому
Matt as someone who installs audio/video equipment, my only 2 critiques are that you would want the fireplace and audio equipment on 2 separate circuits as you can get an audio back feed, the second issue is the placement of the center channel as it's way too high in the air to get the best vocal rendition, I would have put the center below the TV so that the center channel is closer to the sitting position. Overall your 5.2 setup looks clean.
@Allmentux Рік тому
Not only way to high, but also falsely turned 90° sideways. He should have gone with dome tweeters for the centre channel as well.
@fopah2033 Рік тому
I thought the same thing as well . That's probably why we didn't get to hear it in the video. It probably sounds like ass
@macattack123mattc3 Рік тому
@@Allmentux Bingo. The tweeter he used will beam horribly for the center channel, making it sound really poor anywhere other than right in front of it. Also, in my opinion, the drivers + amp combo he used are nowhere near powerful enough for a really good sound experience. I would have added more bass drivers, and used ports. I also would have redone the designs of all the other speakers to just be better... But either way, it's a neat project, even if similar results could have been accomplished with some decent in wall speakers...
@user-ep7hf8yy7e 7 місяців тому
@@Allmentuxthe thing is, the subwoofer is small and there are 2 subwoofers so it is not a 5.1 setup, but rather a 5.2 or a 5.
@joutoob9 5 місяців тому
What happened to the 2 rear channel speakers? Wouldn't they have to have wires running to them too?
@smolestan Рік тому
I suggest painting the hinges, I believe black is going to be better than silver. Great job, though!
@sashakay1208 Рік тому
Was thinking the same
@toni4729 Рік тому
Can't you buy black?
@isaacjaydensenior Рік тому
Beautiful work Matt! Only thing I would recommend is to get/paint the hinges black so that they are not as distracting in the final build, the fireplace however is simply stunning!
@CosmicTeapot Рік тому
Thank you, I was just about to comment that. As a matter of fact, I feel like a matte black finish to the entire inside surface of the panels (no offence to the wood veneers) would really have boosted the "movie theatre" look
@dh2032 Рік тому
it not invisible, is it, how about the old still piano still hinges, but mounted the wrong way round, so when the doors are fully open, you just see the spine the the hinges, even if the a silver, grass, gold coloured, you would just see, think line metal, look a bit cars go faster stripes, looking more designed that way, as prose, it need to be there to keep the door fulling off?
@darudesandstorm7002 Рік тому
the paint would eventually peel off since it has many moving parts. getting it anodized or plated would be better.
@frederikvoigt132 Рік тому
I just love how you can see the excitement as he jumps around while explaining the build, amazing stuff
@kookiedabear Рік тому
It's called acting, as that's what generates interest to like and subscribe = make money.
@Ilodi Рік тому
@@kookiedabear how hard is it to believe that someone is actually proud of what they Archived?
@wideeyedraven15 Рік тому
It’s an amazing build. I have no idea what it sounds like but I trust it sounds great. My only problem with this is the giant hinges at all four corners of the screen. There’s just no way to unsee that when you see it. Otherwise, tremendous and the craftsmanship is terrific.
@InfamousHp Рік тому
I was saying the same thing, he should’ve painted them too
@guidomedici3044 Рік тому
And the visible cables of the speakers.
@agonizin Рік тому
You could inlay then and then cover them up
@djhenyo Рік тому
@@guidomedici3044 The exposed glossy speaker cables really need a non-shiny sleeve or at least some matte black paint.
@RadialSeeker113 Рік тому
Paint to match colour. Add 2 motors + remote so you can automate the opening and closing.
@chrispainter3602 Рік тому
Incorporating so many different aspects really made this an amazing build. A lot of hardwork went into this and as a viewer i can tell. Kudos
@GeekStreet Рік тому
I thought for a second you were going to show a projector. Didn't expect this, its hidden away so well and the love the idea of having speakers in the doors too. Great work love it!
@thomgizziz Рік тому
He just turned a TV into a chore. The same reason that everybody doesn't use murphy beds is why this is a terrible idea but people are easily distracted and tricked.
@victoriaatkinson4420 Рік тому
@@thomgizziz nah give the man some respect, its very cool and he is very talented, plus it’s not a chore unless you think of it as one
@willster2967 Рік тому
@@thomgizziz opening two doors is a chore? Would I do it? I mean the ones he's got built probably but it would depend. But saying it's a chore seems like a serious overstatement.
@johnnyrepine937 Рік тому
Depends on your house life. I think this would be a great idea if you wanted to keep your TV safe from kids being kids, or if you wanted to cut back on watching TV and find it less tempting when the black mirror isn't just staring at you.
@BritishBeeMan Рік тому
I made a very very similar setup a few years ago minus the ps5 and surround sound. I did the same cooling system for the pc. Make sure you have some serious dust filter panels, as my ceiling very soon had that awful dust pattern blown across it. Epic build by the way. Makes feel I need to upgrade now.
@JohnIrwin Рік тому
This is a good point. I was hoping someone would bring up the impact of dust. I hadn't been thinking of the ceiling though, more that the "open" nature of the top would lead to lots of dust setting on the components. Hopefully something to be addressed in a later update.
@lilvenaz Рік тому
dust filters would almost render out this issue
@samuelfellows6923 Рік тому
Depends on how much dust they generate in their lounge
@Pytte Рік тому
@@JohnIrwin if the fans are not running constantly, this would indeed create an issue, one could seal of the top, and add exhaust fans to eliminate dust going inside the build.
@AndyPerry1972 4 дні тому
So I am only 1 minute in and this is exactly what I want for our home. Maybe for different reasons since we are currently on TV number 4 in 6 years (and not having any TV for 3 of those 6 years)! Have been looking at a way to hide/protect our TV for years. Everything in our house is minimalist including replacing all lights with spotlights, removing everything that can be grabbed (or as much as possible), and bio locks on most doors, so really looking forward to now watching to the end 🙂
@EricJacobson1990 Рік тому
Im pretty jealous of this guys ability to focus and work through his projects! Awesome watching this channel!
@elliottsalt Рік тому
matt your builds are getting increasingly more ambitious and you're able to pull them off with the same consistent level of quality, that is a lot of skill there. well done.
@EddiePunched Рік тому
You make it look so easy. I'd love to own a setup like this. I'd definitely spray those hinges the same dark colour as used for the rest of it.
@bichtran2539 Рік тому
ok
@Dubitz Рік тому
that was my immediate first thought as well lol. Hinges stand out a bit with the silver
@snooks5607 Рік тому
@@Dubitz same, they are a bit distracting
@GigsVT Рік тому
When you spend that much on hinges you don't want to hide them, heh. My issue with it is that it's all fairly locked in. Like if he ever changes anything it's all going to be wrong. A new console that's an inch deeper, that PC is going to go obsolete, even using masking tape as a gasket, none of this is built for the long term. My dad used to build cabinets like this, fitted to the stuff of the day. I had a desk that was perfectly fitted to hold a commodore 64 and its monitor. Not very useful when the new stuff comes out.
@jiriwichern Рік тому
@@GigsVT I don't think replacing the PC will give that many issues. He used fairly standard components. There will be new generation stuff that's comparable and quite possibly even compatible (in sizes). Even if the formats are a bit off, he only has to make a new aluminum square to mount the new components on and swap out the whole PC with a new one. The console, however... that's indeed to the whim of the Sonys, Microsofts and Nintendos out there. If they like to make the next one in the shape of a traffic cone (just as possible as any other shape), you're out of luck :P
@EterneM8 Рік тому
This is still one of my favourite channels till today. The style of editing and production makes you feel like you're building all these things with him, and as if you knew anything about building or technicalities (which I do not :D).
@petersimon2619 Рік тому
I really appreciate that these videos are not multi part series.
@TAMusic Рік тому
This is definitely my favourite DIY Perks video so far, you went all out on this one! Some youtubers would spend an entire video building a PC but that section didn’t even span 30 seconds, showing how ambitious this project was!
@cloudscape5996 Рік тому
For real when he talked about the PC i was like, that's true, and he goes on to legit build one and i was like wait wtf!? No way he built and showed that here as well!? xDD
@DrKebaby Рік тому
I've been with this channel since the mushroom LED build and Matt deserves so much more recognition imo. I recommend this channel to every diy builder I know, because of the very detailed build process, him sharing the plans with everyone and his incredibly calming and enchanting personality. Love your work, Matt
@Zveebo Рік тому
I mean he has almost 4 million subscribers - he's not exactly lacking in recognition!
@bzuidgeest Рік тому
4 million subscribers, that about as good as it gets. That's top tier in recognition. Especially for quality diy. Usually only dumb unboxing and such gets that high
@al-aurum2457 Рік тому
yup me too..mushroom led ftw
@bzuidgeest Рік тому
@@debesys6306 brainless entertainment scores better. Unfortunately. This channel is not in that category. Among Channels that actually have meaningful content this subscriber number is very good.
@DrKebaby Рік тому
Personal opinion. I have the feeling that the first 2 comments are implying that he doesn't need more recognition, because he has enough already. 4 million is a lot, yes, but one of the biggest "DIY" channels has like 70+ million. And all they do is brainless glueing one thing to another or ruining something perfectly fine for the sake of "DIY". What I'm saying is that I wish Matt to become that big to teach kids and young adults to make projects from recycled things. It inspires a new generation of people to be resourceful imo.
@magnanimousmatt6425 Рік тому
Amazing. Nice job and thanks for sharing. My only personal preference would be to paint those silver hinges... for me they distracted from the screen. Excellent video!
@user-sx1fg7lc3c Рік тому
Yea or use inset hinges that kinda disappear. Was thinking the same thing. But still 10x better than anything I could do lol.
@JibplayzYT Рік тому
At this point, it isn't even simple diy anymore. This is literally inventing
@siraryx Рік тому
Two recommendations when working with cables; 1) always run cables in pipes when the cables are hidden, in case there is a need to replace them at a later time. 2) separate power cables from audio cables so that the audio cables are not affected by electromagnetic interference.
@mjc0961 Рік тому
Always run cables in pipes so that if there's a need to replace them later, it's harder to do so because they're in a pipe. What?
@MrRendeer Рік тому
@@mjc0961 If you have a pull line it's a lot easier as you don't have to take apart the whole panel
@mikkermikker5908 Рік тому
@@MrRendeer But I don't get it, the whole thing is a cupboard which can be opened if there is the need for it. So it is not relevant in this case? Was it just general advice?
@avramidis3d Рік тому
@@mikkermikker5908 the doors that hold the speakers are closed boxes. If something goes bad and cables need replacement, this could be hard to do without disassembling the box. Pre installed pipes would definitely help.
@janhendrikfranke Рік тому
@mjc0961 for the subwoofer panel for example, since it's enclosure is glued shut and routed though the spacers, he cannot exchange them, where if he had pipes, you could push them through
@Spaniard47 Рік тому
I honestly cannot stand how incredible this build is. And as an audio nerd I'm freaking out about how insanely well the entire audio system is designed. Even down to the immaculate speaker driver choices. Well freakin done sir!!!
@Pepe-dq2ib Рік тому
i highly doubt you are an audio nerd as those speakers and enclosure would sound horrible.
@Spaniard47 Рік тому
@@Pepe-dq2ib yeah I get the whole edge diffraction thing... I realize it's a big weakness. And of course I noticed that the center channel is not in an optimal location, and that it uses a different tweeter. I would argue the whole "timbre matching" thing is made to seem a lot more important than it actually is in the vast majority of cases, though. Those drivers could certainly be made to sound much better in a different design, but that's not the only goal of the project. He did everything he could to make the sound good. The Dayton DSP amp boards will especially come in handy for all of the quirks this design might introduce, and so it's conceivable that this design could be made to sound on par with very good dedicated systems. It's a really well done project all things considered.
@Pepe-dq2ib Рік тому
@@Spaniard47 i am using refurbed JBL 4345 and my dads passed down McIntosh MC2102 tube amp.
@armLocalhost Рік тому
@@Pepe-dq2ib keep us posted.
@Mrcloc Рік тому
Me too. Absolutely faultless!
@zeerob9516 Рік тому
This man just never stops breaking boundaries does he? Really impressive setup and a great design as always!
@MrFoxce Рік тому
at first I didn't think it was such a crazy idea, but the execution is out of this world..love watching your stuff
@cisquo Рік тому
I'd just darken the hinges on the side of the TV, or try to find them in black! Overall, amazing project! I want to do something similar but for my "work from home" set-up
@aryaadhyaksa1559 Рік тому
And the fireplace frame
@suprguy Рік тому
@@aryaadhyaksa1559exactly, the hinges and the upper frame of the fireplace have to go
@AlbertoFortuny Рік тому
I generally hate ads but the way you mixed the ad into the video in this one is particularly well done. As for the project, incredible as always.
@truth.speaker Рік тому
Just feels like an excuse for an ad though. I certainly don't think a TV in a cupboard is a revolutionary idea. It perhaps better to say there's a reason people don't put their tellies in a cupboard
@adimw Рік тому
SponsorBlock for FireFox etc... makes it allll go away.
@vaisakhkm783 Рік тому
@@truth.speaker the thing actally matters is you saw tge video, and he got the views and money
@theclipreaper Рік тому
@@adimw Preach! The add-on skipped dozens of hrs of sponsors for me so far... DOZENS OF HOURS!
@marlock2723 Рік тому
This is amazing! As an electronics engineer who has worked in HiFi companies, the fact that you've designed, built and tuned the speaker is very impressive. One note, you probably want to angle the sides towards the listener so there is a 30deg angle or so instead of them resting flat/in-line with the screen. Have you tried that?
@aceman0000099 5 місяців тому
Ooft. He could have built the angles into the doors if he was clever but that would have taken a good chunk more time and effort
@BakhmutMax Рік тому
really incredible project! The only thing I was lacking in this video is some kind of test of sound to get more excited :)
@ImPattMan Рік тому
Just an FYI, your setup would be a 5.2 setup since you have two subwoofers. Awesome build!
@jeehaa7099 Рік тому
I wonder if the difference between 5.1 and 5.2 would be the number of subwoofers? Or does the last number mean the number of signals, so if two subwoofers are getting the same signal it would still be 5.1? And can you even get a stereo signal subwoofer setup if you have two subwoofers? An AV receiver normally has only one subwoofer output. When you attach three subwoofers to one output, would that make 5.3 or still 5.1 since it's the same audio signal? I know you can hardly hear stereo on these low frequencies, but the naming scheme is still interesting.
@ImPattMan Рік тому
@@jeehaa7099 according to the spec it's number of subwoofers. There's only one lfe channel, and if there's no lfe channel it just uses the right signal.
@jeffyyyxp Рік тому
@@jeehaa7099 yes, the .2 refers to 2 subwoofers. In some cases, there could be 3 numbers, for example, 5.4.2 surround. the 5 refers to 5 mains(center, front left, front right, rear left, and rear right), the 4 refers to top speakers(2 forward, and 2 rear), and 2 subs(usually one left and right or one front and one rear)
@Fosuya Рік тому
I was thinking the same thing
@CroDance90 Рік тому
It really depends on the input signal. For example 7.2 has two separate subwoofer channels. If you have a 5.1 input and 5.1 amp, you can have a 100 subs its still 5.1. some floorstanding speakers have huge subs that go pretty low and with biwiring you can even go without a subwoofer. However this setup seems to be adjustable for all drivers (i believe only the surrounds are 2driver for one channel) and the programming capability is very interesting.
@rockstarimotski Рік тому
I love how this turned out. Now imagine installing some small motors, to open/close the panels? And maybe control it with a remote or voice commands?
@thelateraledge Рік тому
That's what I was thinking too, something like walk into room and clap twice to open the panels, that would be slick
@garyfraser6629 Рік тому
Just had media wall built. Gutted I didn't see this video prior to build, an obvious re-design would have course been included. Just fantastic, more vids please 👍
@jamesward6175 Рік тому
This is fantastic! I don't think the neighbours will agree as it is essentially a giant transducer bolted to the party wall (or could be) 😁
@zodd131 Рік тому
The intro was mindblowing and showed how great you felt by completing the job, also, the production quality is getting higher with each new video and it shows! Would absolutely love a setup like this, but lacking on money and skills😅
@ThunderSn1per Рік тому
It is ALWAYS a good day, when Matt uploads, it is just a shame these days don't come more often! I am always inspired by these builds and normally keeping things simple for most viewers to be able to try is the key. Amazing content as it always is! Also I think the main takeaway from this video is to make sure if you're going to die, don't do it by getting crushed by a TV, make sure it's not "lame" :D
@drixom9805 Рік тому
it's just the quality has gotten so amazing it takes a long time to finish these videos.
@ThunderSn1per Рік тому
@@drixom9805 Completely agree, they are so worth waiting for, but we're always geared up for what Matt's going to bring next! He's so ahead of our time it's unreal.
@frstwhsprs Рік тому
Getting squashed by a TV sounds so funny lmfao
@phoenixyt124 Рік тому
The 5 videos per year really pay off, every single one of them is crazy good.
@OADINC Рік тому
I would argue that having 2 of those subs makes it an 5.2 Surround set up and not a 5.1. But the build is as awesome as ever.
@faeranne Рік тому
It depends on if the subs are driven from separate audio sources, or a single source.
@OADINC Рік тому
@@faeranne fair enough
@Hawk7886 Рік тому
Both subwoofers are driven off the same channel. It's still 5.1
@firewaffle1 Рік тому
Woof
@Earth-Apple Рік тому
Subs don't produce stereo sound, because you can't hear where the low sound is coming from, so it doesn't matter.
@matekovacs2696 Рік тому
One-upping himself in every video...The build is elegant, simple, beautiful, cozy, and presented brilliantly. The steps are easy to follow. As always.
@alfredstorck1520 10 місяців тому
I can't describe how brilliant I think this is. The amount of thinking and work that goes in to it, to present this stunning masterpiece, must be huge. You Sir are a master and an artist! I appreciate this so much and everything about your channel.
@MFDoomguy21 Рік тому
Once again you prove why you’re one of the best in the DIY game. Excellent work!!
@E1nsty Рік тому
Amazed how you managed to pull off such a clean and straight piece by building it on such rough terrain as your backyard. Those gaps are so tight.
@piggjf Рік тому
The gaps aren't tight. That's video blur. Watch the last few seconds as he closes it. You can see the gap in the top panels until they magically "disappear" when he shuts the final door. Still a nice build.
@Istarax Рік тому
@@piggjf still much better than some mass market furniture
@piggjf Рік тому
@@Istarax Agree. I probably wouldn't have said anything if he didn't make a point of showing how to hide it with the masking tape hack. Doors will have gaps, so blurring them with video editing is just odd. Like I said, still a nice build.
@amoliski Рік тому
@@piggjf Might be less video editing and more youtube's aggressive compression
@piggjf Рік тому
@@amoliski No way. Watch the end when he closes the cabinets. The lines are crisp and immediately blur out when he closes the last door.
@thegingerpowerranger Рік тому
I think this is amazing but I would have painted the hinges black, they detract the viewers eye away from the television. Apart from that it is a very hot setup!
@JakobDam Рік тому
As usual - what you do is simply AMAZING. Great attention to all levels of details - with a truly spectacular end result! One thing I'd have done different, is to darken those hinges. The bright metallic look will attract attention when watching movies, but if they'd been sprayed black, they would've less visually intrusive when the barn doors are open.
@ya_casi Рік тому
Simply amazing your work. Not only the impecable build, but also the top notch video quality. This man works 3 o 4 times more just for filming and editing the entire process. Maybe a cool upgrade could be a smart door system when opens automatically with Alexa o Google home via a custom voice command.
@DPac9 Рік тому
This guy is just brillinant! One of the only channels where you feel amazed, and worth every second of time spent on! Thank you sir! You make the world a better place. Wish I could be a carpenter like him.
@flexarnn Рік тому
All your builds are ridiculously cool. It would be neat with a look back video about your previous builds and how they are holding up with time and use.
@melindaleon5907 8 місяців тому
It is so beautiful, has different modes and colors and flame speed. I bought a 42 inch for my 55inch tv and it sure came out well
@gryphonmacthoy Рік тому
Young man, you are operating at a whole new level of combined technical function and aesthetic form. This is the coolest thing I have seen from you, and the coolest entertainment center concept and finished product that I have ever seen.
@Skyflairl2p Рік тому
You've outdone yourself this time. This is by far my personal favourite of the things you've done, and I must say I feel very inspired to do something similar! Thank you as always for your work!!
@jensvandesijpe Рік тому
Love it! Maybe in the future you could make the doors electronically open and close? That would make it even more amazing
@sirwillsy Рік тому
Yeah I was gonna suggest that too! And automatically dim the room lighting and close the curtains at a press of a button. Nicely done Matt!! 😍👏🏼👌🏼👍🏼
@MattX28025 Рік тому
I'm so addicted to this channel now. These builds are so ingenious. Bravo sir!
@matejda91 Рік тому
Amazing! Love your dedication. I had to laugh when you mentioned you'd added a gaming PC in the slot due to having room for it. That PC alone would be a big project for me, and yet for you it's just an extra little thing on the side. 😁 Hats off to you, Matt. An absolute pleasure to watch you work.
@aared Рік тому
It's so adorable that your parents helped you with this! How wonderful and special to involve them in your process!
@arclightxv7861 Рік тому
As a woodworker, I can appreciate what you did here. Very very clean design!.
@Eisa.sh06 Рік тому
Mad respects for thinking of such an idea! Seriously, this guy is from another dimension
@kaisanzart 5 місяців тому
You are so creative, what a blessing to be so imaginative and make all of it come to life. Bravo!!!!
@uponpaul Рік тому
I am really excited about how you build this and how well idea on the total video and audio experience is. I do think that getting custom drivers and basically setting your own crossover and control for them with custom software is quite in depth, and not anyone can just do that. I do however like it myself as a mechanical engineer to see that such software is quite accessible, and the setup doesn't need to be so expensive.
@DevonLadd Рік тому
powder coating (or any other painting method) would have been a great touch on those hinges, I know they can be an aesthetic for some, but they are a tad distracting for my taste Edit: I see there are black options on amazon from that link, so its really up to the end user. no extra work neccesary
@matiasfarias6323 Рік тому
i was thinking that if the hinges are made of aluminium they can be anodized
@eardrum42 Рік тому
Yes, very distracting. I was waiting for him to mention it and paint them or something Edit: it's funny, though, that I didn't notice them at the beginning of the video
@JoshFealy Рік тому
Hinges do need paint
@karigisla Рік тому
your comment pissed me off lightly, and i thought to myself wow such a small thing to be bothered by and you don’t t even see them when its closed and i scrolled up to look at them and then immediately they turned into a set of 4 flashlights that couldn’t be ignored if i was watching the tv so i retract my thought and totally agree, but i don’t nt think i would have been bothered by it if the attention wasn’t brought
@cameronross4559 Рік тому
I checked (because they bothered me too) and the hinges are available in black.
@cat575 7 місяців тому
This is the most grass-touching DIY channel I have ever seen
@kvictorg Рік тому
That is a genuine DIY with brilliant design ideas as well as powerful functioning arrangement. I wandered a PC adding to devices and here you are. )) Chimney concept is another marvelous setting up thought. Every next video is a surprising and exceeding expectations! Very good job!👌
@DIYtechie Рік тому
Really cool idea and execution 👌🏻 Being an audiophile, I would love to hear it. Generally, you want resonance free (not square) cabinets and the tweeters on all front speakers to be identical and pointed directly at the listening position, you want a full range center speaker, but there are few rules without exception in hifi. I really like the concept and the dual subs. Would love to see a motorised version. Keep up the good work 💪😃
@Squeph Рік тому
I suppose the speakers being on hinges mean you could point them at really any target in the room. Just depends on if the hinges can hold the doors in specific places
@DIYtechie Рік тому
@@Squeph I was thinking of the center channel, whick should be tilted downwards. The issue with the hinges (if they can not be fixed in a specific position is of course that any action has an equal and opposite reaction, meaning that when the membrane moves forward, the door will mobe slightly backwards, making the sound a bit less punchy. Usually it also improves the sound to have the speakers on stand mounts in stead of on shelves, so the resonance does not make the furniture “play along”.
@danmcalester1716 Рік тому
This video was so well done man, you can tell you put a ton of effort in editing as well as the physical work you put in to making the home cinema as well. Much respect! 💯
@JT_Film Рік тому
Having finally purchased my own house this is exactly what I was looking to build! The only extra I’d like to include is a little motorise sheet/rail at the top and bottom that moves to different aspect ratios, cinema style. I’d love to see your take on something like that :)
@getkrushed17 Рік тому
Dude what do you do for a living, your ability to cover so many bases so well is INSANE. Genuinely brilliant, very inspirational to a young maker like myself.
@ianvicedomini2648 Рік тому
It has to be said, this guy is a legend. Creating things that not only look good but are also practical in terms of accessibility and stunningly built to perfection. Great video matt 👌👍🏼👍🏼
@giangtruc3376 Рік тому
ok
@thomgizziz Рік тому
It doesn't look that good nor is it perfect. Those hinges are an eyesore.
@orthophenol3181 Рік тому
Always looking forward to Matt's DIY project and he never fails to amaze us with his ideas, skills and clear explanation of every detail on how to do it. Really love watching your videos 👏👏👏
@AndrewDanne Рік тому
You do some amazing projects! Thank you for your grit and imagination. Inspiring to say the least.
@missdee212 Рік тому
I like this much better than those art tvs they gave now. You never cease to amaze me with the projects you come up with. Thanks for sharing
@NotActorRobertLoggia Рік тому
Everything on this channel is absolutely next level! This, and every other project on this channel, is absolutely beautiful engineering
@OriginalgEd Рік тому
An amazing build, just like all of your projects. I can imagine there are plenty of people who would like a setup like this in their homes.
@servemainaircool1447 Рік тому
That is really cool idea and the workmanship is damn perfect great job 👍
@vossti 3 місяці тому
What a build man!! 😳 🙌 🙌 I have no words....and i thought the underwater PC was your meanest project...this is so awesome and more practical... great work!!!!
@Velna88 Рік тому
You never cease to surprise me. Really impresive all of your projects. This one is simply amazing, your extensive knowledge about million topics is refreshing. Thank you for all your content mate!!!
@imitt12 Рік тому
Excellent work, and I like the selection of speakers. One thing I would recommend doing in the future if you do other things like this is to use insert nuts and bolts to screw in the covers for the speaker covers, with a silicone gasket for sealing if necessary. This would aid in disassembly for transport as well as serviceability. You can also plug screw holes with dowels, or get caps for each bolt head. Not as seamless as filler and paint, but it's a lot easier to service.
@PS1212 8 місяців тому
This guy must have the weirdest house. "See this wall? Its actually a tv." "See out there that pond? Its my gaming PC." "That's not a window, its my SUN."
@MIGUELANGELEM Рік тому
Man by your standards, even the ISS is DIY... love this channel.
@dwhxyz Рік тому
Its an awesome idea and build. However, I do wonder if in reality the doors will mostly be left open hence it would be nice to have some removable covers to hide the hinges to give it a more nicer permanent look.
@Benzene265 Рік тому
Painting the hinges the same color as the cabinet would probably be enough as you generally aren’t looking at the speaker housing when you’re watching TV.
@_Miner Рік тому
yeah agree, most will eventually just leave the doors open and definately in the UK most rooms are likely not that big therefore wasting precious space on either side of the unit just for the doors/speakers. Nice but probably not practical.
@palpytine Рік тому
Or just get black hinges?
@poipoi300 Рік тому
I think the hinges look great. If the intent was to have it open most of the time, they would've simply been on the outside. However, that's not the intent. You talked about reality rather than intent, and it's definitely fair to assume it might be left open more often than not. However, this is a purpose built enclosure. As for this specific one, the person who designed it will also be the one using it. That would make me lean more towards reality matching with intent. If this was a mass-market product, then yeah maybe the hinges should've been on the outside when closed. Again though, I like how they look lol.
@jasonsinclair6949 Рік тому
God Bless you Matt. You inspire all of us and the amount of work you put in on every single video is absolutely Amazing! God has truly called you to this!
@lovevwltd7114 3 місяці тому
Really love what you do, the details are great and the finishing touches like wood veneer are great.
@ejomatic7480 9 місяців тому
As someone who grew up around TV cabinets designed to close and look nice and hide the TV when company was over; the cabinet was never closed, the TV remained open, and all the effort put into making it 'tidy' fell away to the fact that it was a frequently used device. A neat concept but design tends to fall to functionalism in daily use. Same reason people will form their own paths through grass rather than take a longer paved path. EDIT: I realize this could be read as explicitly negative! I love that you build things, you put real thought into your work and I'm subscribed for a reason, I'm just thinking out loud about design vs function.
@schnittwunde4918 3 місяці тому
I think if someone goes through the effort to make the doors motorized and Link to the remote control for the tv, it would have to be closed if you turn the TV off. If you Link the motor of the doors and the power button of the TV so that they both detect the same signal of the remote, it wouldn't be an "extra step" for the user so that the tidy function of the closed tv would actually be used. Of course you'd have to program the moter circuitry to open and close smoothly and that it works together but if that works... Awesome.
@abdullahdesigns00 Рік тому
This is damn incredibly cleanest and amazing job ever man! Loved how you take care of everything and pre-planned stuff so well.
@frankierzucekjr Рік тому
Seeing and hearing your excitement makes these builds that much better. You nailed it buddy. Phenomenal job, and that TV looks amazing. I thought I knew a lot about speakers but after watching this I know nothing lol. I want to do the mini amps like you did here. You not only make some amazing stuff, but it's very informative and a whole lot of fun to watch. The "original perks" part was cool too, I'm guess is your dad. God bless you buddy and I'm glad to have found your channel a couple years ago. Well done buddy, amazing work
@snjert8406 Рік тому
This build is absolutely insanely awesome. I *really* wanted to hear it though
@opensky1710 5 місяців тому
So impressed seeing building not only speakers but also gaming PC! He’s definitely a masterpiece!
@kataseiko Рік тому
I would add some minor detail: Your amplifiers come with those black stock fans. Standard size and likely somewhat quiet - but most definitely still audible. You could replace them with something from Noctua (e.g. their "industrial" lineup) and make it so quiet that you'd have to listen for it. Or you can add some beefy passive radiators..
@Frankmeulen Рік тому
Looks great and it turns out well, that trick to hide the gap in between the doors I did not know that as an DIY person myself. what I should do is to color the hinges black or the same color as the closet. Now these look so dominant. I should probably use the walnut vernier at the center speaker as well. Great job, looking forward to your next project👍
@someguy9778 Рік тому
The masking tape trick has been used in Television for a long time of flats for sets.
@andyphan1812 10 місяців тому
I’ve followed you nearly 10 years and yet you still make me surprised in every single video. ❤
@AlmightyEye Рік тому
This dude’s DIYs are on another level. First video I saw was the Slim PS5; now this! Epic!! The only thing I’d change/alter is the hinges. When the doors are open having those big hinges kind of distract from the TV, I would paint them as close to the blue color paint on the wood as possible.
@meruyatechnology Рік тому
After invisible, pc, monitor, and now tv. i found it pure Genius, since i have little house so i might use this as refference. thanks mat !
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