Posts by Johnnymenudo

Quote:Originally Posted by stephrich1 HI, Don't get me wrong, I really appreciate your comment but I would suggest that you start your own thread to speak about your setup and all. So that my thread dont get lost in other people...

Quote:Originally Posted by jautor I would highly recommend pre-wiring for those locations so you can easily change your mind later. If you don't, getting wires to any of those spots may be difficult or costly, which will likely...

Quote:Originally Posted by stephrich1 HI, I am planning my new house construction that will begin later this year. I'm at the planning stage for wiring the whole house for audio distribution. Looking at the plan, I put red circle...

Thanks everyone. So the consensus is, better to mount them at the inside edge (nearest the center of the room) of the soffit, than not at all? It would look a bit odd, but it would work. I was thinking if I can find one that has a...

Quote:Originally Posted by BIGmouthinDC these will fit, the Bacon Race theater is lit entirely with these lights in the...

My house is being built and due to circumstances beyond my control, the main HVAC trunk has to go down one wall of the theater. It is an 8" X 14" duct and my soffit design called for 10" X 20" with tray ceiling and rope lights. Well,...

Quote:Originally Posted by AV Science Sales 5 If you have a good room, then 120" will give you good lamp life and the ability to use low lamp. 130" is going to push you into high lamp and shorter lamp life, but you get the added...

Quote:Originally Posted by AV Science Sales 5 Personally, I would not go 130" wide with that screen gain and the JVC, but then I am conservative and like to have decent lamp life. Others are fine with buying a new lamp every year....

Quote:Originally Posted by AV Science Sales 5 What size and gain screen are you trying to light up? The JVC has more lumens in best image mode (only mode I would consider for my use) than the Epson and Panny. The Epson and Panny...

Based on all of my reading, this is a very good projector but in terms of light output, may not be as bright as some other projectors such as the Panasonic PT-AE8000, or Epson 5020, BenQ W7000, but on the projector central calculator it...