Posts by archiguy

You can see the Sony in action at "Audio Advice", on Carolina Place Parkway next to the mall, about 5 minutes from my (current) house. But beware - it has a puny 1.6x zoom so, depending on your screen size, you may have to mount it...

Good to know Mike. I'm really not trusting this guy who's supposed to be "advising" me. But there's another well-received projector that has a more robust zoom (2:1) which would fit my 47" screen and electronic zoom to boot - the JVC...

Be careful of your throw distance with this projector/lens setup. Almost tripped me up. The 50EX has a puny zoom ratio (1.6x), which means your projector placement may have to be closer to the screen then you'd like (only 15' throw on a...

Quote:Originally Posted by AV Science Sales 5 You are correct. You have a problem. The Sony can't go that small from that distance. Also are you planning on manually adjusting the projector each time you switch from 16:9 to scope...

Hey dudes, need some help with this projector... I'm building a new dedicated theater. The projector will be in a cabinet, 17.5' away from the 110" x 47" AT 'scope screen. I think that throw distance is too far for the native 16:9...

I really have to apolgize to everyone here. If I hadn't discovered 'Hannibal', liked it and started watching it, this show would be killing it in the ratings right now. Recent television history is very clear on this phenomenum. This is...

Yeah, I think this is going to be another really well-done and different kind of show that's going to end up in a premature death - just like many of the Hannibal's victims.

Quote:Originally Posted by crn3371 Any way you can audition the center speaker? You don't want to fire up your new home theater only to find out that your mains and center are so mismatched that it sounds like crap. You know what's...

Quote:Originally Posted by Jdgate Have you actually called around to find out prices on AT screens. I think you might be surprised. PM chriscmore here on avsforum he is the owner of SeymourAV http://www.seymourav.com/default.asp...

Nearly very trailer makes nearly every movie look like the greatest movie ever made. That's their job. How many times have we been wowed by the trailer only to find the finished film severely lacking? To those that feel the Supes...