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“CEDIA and its certified Electronic Systems Contractors (ESCs) follow these practices to deliver high value to dedicated home theater environments, helping ensure full performance potential for the equipment and the room.”
The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) and the Custom Electronics Design and Installation Association (CEDIA) created a partnership in 2009 to create a set of home theater design standards.
CEB-23, Home Theater Recommended Practice: Video Design is now in it’s second revision and outlines recommendations for the video design of high performance home theaters that meet or exceed the commercial cinema experience.
Topics covered include projection system layout and environment design, image performance specifications and recommended practices for evaluation and calibration.
This case study highlights how Acoustic Frontiers engineered a high-performance home recording studio capable of supporting DJ performance, electronic production, mixing, and mastering—without compromising accuracy or workflow.
Learn how early home theater design, layout, and acoustic treatment improve performance in new home construction.
This media room was intentionally designed to feel like part of the home—not a separate, tech-heavy space. Through careful acoustic planning, equipment integration, and final calibration, we achieved a room that is both beautiful to live in and immersive to experience.
Nyal Mellor, Founder, Acoustic Frontiers
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