Overall as projectors go, $150-160 for a lamp replacement is fairly inexpensive. If you can get an OEM replacement at that price then I'd just stick with that.
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Originally Posted by JakeCourtney
How are you getting those blacks on the 8350? My contrast is terrible with almost grey blacks. I'm using a cheap $160 Elite 120" screen I ordered off Amazon. My room does have fake wood...
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Originally Posted by mortey
I understand the importance of blocking out all light to get a great and accurate picture but often I wont be able to block out light. Living in sunny san diego with my gf necessitates that I don't...
I agree with Ack. Contrast numbers can be muddied quite a bit with the introduction of secondary factors like automatic irises on some models where the actual native contrast of the display may not be accurately represented in the...
FYI.. If you want to read up more on this projector and the history that some of us here have had with it then I recommend that you go through this thread:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=877066
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Originally Posted by benareeno
how do these ballast issues present themselves?
I unplug after each use...I don't let the projector sit there plugged in. In recommends this in the manual.
Once the ballast issue is fixed, is...
I own a SP-710ae and agree that it does look impressive even today however a few things to keep in mind..
That projector originally had an MSRP of about $10,000 and had some rather high end components built into it for the...
And now for a completely opposite opinion...
I have been using an aftermarket bulb in my Samsung SP-H710ae for months now and have had no problems whatsoever with the bulb. Admittedly, I purchased it because Samsung themselves no...
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Originally Posted by bhostasa
Hey everyone.
I've had my Epson 8100 for about 8 months and it's been great.
I came downstairs to turn it on two days ago and can't get a picture. I have audio through my receiver/surround...
