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I recently visited Alan Gouger and here is his Screening Room .....
Alan's theater seating
His Home Theater Projector .
WOW ! This IS HOME THEATER ! Got a cool 100,000.00 ?? Was just like being in a real Cinema .
The first two photos are the Fumeo HD2000. Either the Super 8 version 9145 or the 16mm optical version 9314 or optical/magnetic version 9315, 500 watt Xenon. The third photo is a Beaulieu 708 Super 8 Xenon, the fourth photo looks like a modified Elmo ST-1200 and the last two photos are the Fumeo 9119 Super 8.
Last edited by Kenneth Horan; July 30, 2021, 09:35 PM.
Yes Xander, I'm sure they are one and the same person. I knew Alan was an expert on digital home theater, but I had no idea that his super 8mm equipment was world class. I, and I'm sure many other forum members. would love to see lots more pics of Alan's home theater and equipment. Better still a video tour. How about it Alan - share the joy!
I realize this is a screening room thread, however I'd love to see pictures of Alan's projector workshop, where he did a great job with the HID conversion on my (formerly) Xenon GS-1200.
Essentially Doug , it is the same area shown above in the pics of his projectors . Thank goodness his theater and work area was not affected by hurricane Ian .
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