andySu
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Its been the biggest compromise since home cinema started. Cinemas don't have too many compromises behind the screen they have plenty of space behind it for more than then usual amount of stage speakers and subs.Dr Griffin said:I like the swinging screen idea, but I still wouldn't be able to keep the plasma up behind it due to LCR speakers. So I will probably go with the screen wall, built out about 3 feet from the front wall, with speakers in a baffle of some sort - to be determined later. The hinged screen looks like a good idea for your setup.
Another thing simple and cheaper would be to have Velcro, taped to spandex and wider portion of it stuck to the wooden frame and I can peel up the screen a few inches so I can watch the CRT and when using the projector I need only to stretch the screen a little this way -- and a little that way until its flat and ready.
Other way is to use my projector that has a bit more light output not super great it is its watchable but I can take a chance on some of these LED projectors? There so cheap not sure for sure of cheap or nasty? But I'd take a chance for less than £200.00 to see how it fairs good or bad or worse or about the same with my other projector and they run a bit more quieter and claim to last 20.000 or 50.000 hours.
I'd take chance on one soon...? Won't any worse than the money I spent on some bluray titles I spent on last year that almost total around under £200.00 that are hardly played now.