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Originally Posted by
havix /forum/post/0
This is the response I got when I asked for pictures of the product.
"Hi Jeremy,
The pictures should be available by the beginning of next week(for the 4:3 screen); it's been installed but now it's a matter of taking the pictures and updating the site.
Should you have any question, please feel free to email us.
Thank you for doing business with us.
Regards,
Solomon
Monoprice, Inc.
Tel. 909-989-6887
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Visit our online store at
www.monoprice.com "
I decided to call and ask a few questions real quick and I think I spoke to Solomon. I asked about the 108" screen.
Here is what is listed on the website:
Electric Projection Screen (16:9, 108 inch)
Size : 108inch (2.40M X 1.35M)
Screen Material : Matte White (its gain is about 1.0)
Screen Thickness : 0.42mm (+/-) 0.03mm
Motor Type : Tubular motor
The questions I asked were:
1. Color of the case?
Answer: White
2. Size of the case?
Answer: He didn't have that info but said it is just a couple inches wider than the screen. He said he could find the info, but I didn't ask him to do that.
3. What is the Viewing Angle?
Answer: He didn't know.
4. I assume it has a black border?
Answer: Yes a couple of inches or so.
5. Weight of product?
Answer: He didn't know right off hand but thought it was about 70lbs.
6: Return Policy?
Answer: Same as other products, 21 days, no restocking fee, but S&H is not refunded.
7: Warranty?
Answer: He didn't have anything specific, just said to check the website. (I couldn't find any specific warranties beyond the 21 days, but I didn't look too much.)
He also reiterated that they are in the process of getting pictures up on the website.
I am looking for a low cost alternative to my Graywolf 106" manual pulldown. I rearranged my theater room and now have more seating outside of the smaller viewing cone with this screen, so I now notice a drop off in brightness in some seats.
I am wondering if this Monoprice screen with the motor and being matte white would be a good product to try? I have a Panasonic AE900 as my projector.