room at home cinema and listening to music Roman Pavlov

Passing the gallery

A photo: Dmitry Livshits

Materials prepared: Julia Sakharova, Boris Bezel

Stylist: Yevhen Shuer

Architect-designer: Roman Pavlov

Magazine: Technolania N4 (82) 2004

The owners of this apartment chose to allocate a small but separate room for home cinema and listening to music. On the walls - portraits of jazz stars and collectible gold discs, under the ceiling - a huge film projector "We had the most ordinary at first glance task: to design and install a system of equipment in a specially designated room that would allow us to use the room as a home cinema and as a room for listening to music at the audiophile level. But it was complicated by an insurmountable, seemingly obstacle - too small area of ​​the room (only 16 sq. m), - says Alexander Egorov, the general director of the installation company. - However, we managed to solve it with the help of a balanced selection of all components Antenna-oriented analog systems, in the best English tradition, sound. The special warmth and reference sound when listening to music is achieved by using perhaps the world's best vinyl record player AnnaLog from the English company NOTTINGHAIM, the hull of which is made of wood that sank in the 17th century. For maximum realism of the image, we took the smallest of CRT projectors - Barco Cine 6. In the cinema, we also installed karaoke equipment, as well as for multi-zone audio other rooms of the apartment with the possibility of independent control of sound from these zones. "