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… Belongs to Jeremy Kipnis, a music producer who put together this monstrosity of an entertainment center which features a Sony SRX-S110 Professional Video Projector (4,096-by-2,160 resolution), Stewart Snowmatte 1.0 Gain Laboratory-Grade Motion Picture screen (18×10 foot), Sony BDP-S1 Blu-ray Player,

If you’ve ever thought to yourself “Gee, I have US$6m in my spare change jar - I wonder what I can do with it..” then may I suggest installing this in a spare room in your house? (or perhaps your luxury cruise yacht..?) Jeremy Kipnis is one such man.  After quite some planning, he came up [...]

On occasion I find myself peering in to the world of the absurdly rich to understand what is possible with unlimited resources. In this case, I spent a few minutes researching home theater systems. $6 Million Home Theater from Jeremy Kipnis First up, music engineer, producer, classical music lover and now the creator of a gigantic home theater system, Jeremy Kipnis sure knows his entertainment.

Absolutely obsession for themed home theaters persists with populace willing to churn their fantasies by erecting most idiosyncratically done home theaters. Whilst long back, we put you across rotating floor home theater, $6 mn home theater by Jeremy Kipnis and I remember taking about Bat Cave themed theater but that was by New Hampshire-based installer DC Audio Video Systems.

Filed under: audio and video, remodeling, electronics Taking the concept of home theater to extremes: the gentleman who spent a jaw-dropping $6.8 million on construction of a home theater. Not just any home theater. The ultimate home theater. I mean, this thing has everything.

Having talked about world’s most expensive stereo system, Batcave home theater, Retirement Theater, $300k Goldmund Media Room, we now came across $6 mn home theater produced by Jeremy Kipnis. The music coax, producer, classical music aficionado and now the inventor of a huge home theater system, Jeremy Kipnis consciously knows his pursuit.

There was something that caught my eyes in the past days. It’s a home theater named Kipnis Studio Standard and you can get it for only $6 million. The screen is a 18 x 10 Stewart and in the back you will find a Sony ultra-high-resolution (4,096-by-2,160) SRX-S110 digital projector.