[armchaircinema]

Hi Guys

Have put a deposit on the 7800 but now been offered for $100.00 more store demo model of the 9000 with 3 years warranty.

Its bulb life used so far 500 hours within the 12 months it has been in the store.

Anyone offer best advice for me////

mY CINEMA ROOM ONLY SMALL WITH 100" SCREEN

Mainly got reg dvds ,bluray and now looking at adding some 3d.

Oppo bluray blayer.

Please any advice would be great.

Thanks

Walter

 

[AV Science Sales 4]

Really need to know the price you have been offered before responding. It's a no brainier for getting the 9000 for $100 more but to know how good a price for a machine with 900 hours, I need to know how much you are paying.

 

[armchaircinema]

Hi mate im paying $4800.aus dollars and it has been fully calibrated.I only use the projector for movies,no gaming and i havent seen any 3d stuff yet lol

Thank you

 

[MysticalJet]

I agree with Mark - depends on the price and also try to negotiate an extra bulb thrown in the deal

 

[MysticalJet]



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Originally Posted by armchaircinema  /t/1420542/mitsubishi-hc7800-or-hc9000#post_22224934


Hi mate im paying $4800.aus dollars and it has been fully calibrated.I only use the projector for movies,no gaming and i havent seen any 3d stuff yet lol

Thank you

Not sure in Australia, but in the US street price for new is going for less than that right now.

 

[armchaircinema]

Hi mate

thank you also for your responce.

Yeh will seee if i can an extra bulb.

.Has been mounted on the ceiling for just under 12months. Atleast full 3 year warranty and 4pair of glasses.

Just wondering about the lcos thing.

Cheers

Walter

 

[armchaircinema]

Hi

Cheapest I can purchase it from in Australia is $5999.00 Newj

 

[Ranger]

Maybe you can try to import one from US for ~ 3K USD.

 

[armchaircinema]

Thanks mate,but warranty not covered from overseas here.

So best to puirchase here.

 

[armchaircinema]

Hi mate

Projector bulb use 500 hours not 900