(03/30/09) REDDING, CT (USA) - A Redding man is making headlines after his home theater landed him in the Guinness Book of World Records for 2009.

Jeremy Kipnis was listed in the Gamers Edition of the book after creating a dedicated screening, listening, and gaming room with a video system capable of nearly 10 Mega Pixels and a sound system that utilizes 8.8 channels. The image and sound surpass the typical IMAX Experience and 5.1 through 7.1 audio systems seen in other home theaters and most commercial movie theaters.

"There is a quality of experience that you get in this room, with the technologies that I have brought together, which is not duplicated anywhere else in the world!", Kipnis says.

He states that the technology in his $6 Million KSS - Ciné Beta home theater and recording studio gives the viewer a first-person experience and recreates the essence of the live shows that he attended as a child.

And that sensation can be yours. His award winning home theater designs begin at $300,000 and extend well beyond $10 Million, should you desire a Colosseum with ultimate picture and sound fidelity. Shortly, he hopes to make a version of his Kipnis Studio Standard - (KSS) that is affordable and easy to setup for shoppers heading to their local Wal-mart, Target or Macy's. (less info)