If you’re anything like me, the 4K displays on the horizon are a promising sign of a future we enthusiasts eagerly await. A future that offers increased resolution and contrast, sharper images and hopefully an extended color gamut. Sony is among the first manufacturers to offer a “true” 4K...
Here is my current set-up on my Home Theatre:
2 Episode ES-500-Point-6 Ceiling Speakers,
3 Episode ES-700-IWLCR-5 In-Wall Dual woofer Speakers,
Episode ES-Sub-12-300 Subwoofer
Must be 3D Passthrough. Any suggestions?
The UHD 4K Elephant in the Room. At the Average Viewing distance of 10' you would need a 77" Screen or bigger before you could see Any Improvements with a 4K UHDTV (3840 x 2160) over a 2K (1920 x 1080) set. These are the limits of the human eye with 20/20 vision.
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As a current owner of BenQ’s W6000 projector I was eager to see what has changed in BenQ’s DLP lineup for the home theater two generations after my projector was introduced. Following 2013’s W7000, the W7500 includes the same 3D functionality but ships without any included 3D glasses...
I finally will paint my media room in the next couple of weeks, my colors are as follow:
1)Celiling - Sherwin Williams - Tricorn Black - SW 6258
2)Walls - Sherwin Williams - Sommelier - SW 7595
However my question is that I have the option of adding a painting mural on the wall you see...
Current equipment:
100 Inch Screen
EPSON 3020 3D Projector
Denon Receiver
DirecTV
Samsung 3D Blu-Ray
Harmony Smart Remote
I need help on color scheme, Other accessories, any thoughts would be appreciated.
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I am new to this forum and obviously a problem brought me here. I can see this is a healthy platform to share the problem and get a good reply
I have a Sony Data Projector VPL-CS5. I have been using it for the past 2 years. Now i am having a problem with its Screen projection. There...
Well known for their high performing yet still affordable DLP projectors, BenQ’s most recent addition to their lineup is the W1070 – a 3D, DLP projector that turns many of the conventions of the projector market on their respective heads. While there are some definite limitations to the design...
I have an under construction theatre dedicated room that measures 15.5' x 33' with 9' ceilings. No windows. I feel I have the room for the 150' screen so the question is do I have the budget to light it. I’ll keep all the décor in the dark green flat and or blacks to control light…
I'm thinking...
I am sort of in a pinch and need help finding a cheap projector (under $1000 definitely, cheaper better) that can sit on a shelf near the ceiling 18 feet away from a 110" Elite Screen. Any ideas?