I have a set of glass color-filtered HD-144 lenses that I’ll include for $100 (or $150 if you just want the lenses). These are quite a bit nicer than the acrylic HD-6 lenses that come with the projector.
Local pickup in the Kansas City area only please. Shipping these huge projectors is a giant hassle.
- This ECP-4100 has been upgraded to a 4500 and includes a new focus block and a new software ROM.
- No visible wear on the 07MS tubes. I’ve put no more than a few hundred hours on them. Certainly no more than 1000 hours total on these tubes.
- The case has always been a bit dirty and banged up, but I just hid it under a table. The case can be painted.
- The high-voltage splitter developed a puncture several years ago. I recently replaced it and got the set running again.
- Power cable and VGA to RGBHV BNC analog video cable are included.
- I’ll include my 78” diag. DIY blackout fabric screen.
- This projector can get up to around 720p (and 1080i).
- You’ll get the best performance out of it with a home theater PC and custom resolutions/display timing. I’ll sell my old HTPC for cheap if you’re interested (or part it out).
- Bought from Curt Palme at the beginning of 2005.
- I haven’t used it in years and just don’t have the time to play with it anymore.
I have a set of glass color-filtered HD-144 lenses that I’ll include for $100 (or $150 if you just want the lenses). These are quite a bit nicer than the acrylic HD-6 lenses that come with the projector.
Local pickup in the Kansas City area only please. Shipping these huge projectors is a giant hassle.
