New low price for PLV-Z1 !!!!
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I talked today with the store's owner, he told me that the Canadian distributor has acquired a VERY BIG lot of PLV-Z1 at a discount price, from Sanyo japan.
I have read in another thread that the Z1 should still be available after the Z2 release, but now I wonder if the phase-out has begun.
I have read in another thread that the Z1 should still be available after the Z2 release, but now I wonder if the phase-out has begun.
I would also get the Boxlight as compared to the Sanyo - if you are going to keep the projector.
The Sanyo was cheaper than the Boxlight. I bought the Sanyo hoping to get an acceptable picture, but when I received it, I was unimpressed and returned it in favor of the Panasonic 300.
The Sanyo was cheaper than the Boxlight. I bought the Sanyo hoping to get an acceptable picture, but when I received it, I was unimpressed and returned it in favor of the Panasonic 300.
One thing to keep in mind is if the Sanyo comes to you through Sanyo Canada it also has a 3 year warranty, and warranty coverage is in Canada. I believe the Boxlight version would be sent back to the States even though you buy it through a "Canadian" distributor.
That said I bought my L200 through a "Canadian" distributor and if something goes wrong it will have to go back to the US for warranty work, but I saved a $1000 CDN over the cheapest LCD option with a Canadian warranty at the time.
That said I bought my L200 through a "Canadian" distributor and if something goes wrong it will have to go back to the US for warranty work, but I saved a $1000 CDN over the cheapest LCD option with a Canadian warranty at the time.
That's the main reason I went for the Sanyo. I have complete coverage here in Canada, including service for dust blobs, etc...
I was ready to buy the boxlight through a Canadian dealer, but at the same price, I think the Sanyo is mode convenient.
Thanks for all the responses. I will receive my new unit tomorrow. This will be a great improvement over my older Epson Powerlite 810p.
And in three years, I will sell it and buy a Panasonic L800U 1920 X1080 1800:1 contast at the same price (don't private mail me for info on the L800U
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I was ready to buy the boxlight through a Canadian dealer, but at the same price, I think the Sanyo is mode convenient.
Thanks for all the responses. I will receive my new unit tomorrow. This will be a great improvement over my older Epson Powerlite 810p.
And in three years, I will sell it and buy a Panasonic L800U 1920 X1080 1800:1 contast at the same price (don't private mail me for info on the L800U
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Studio Experience does allow dead blue pixels, but not green or red, which sux since blue seems the most common & most visible.
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That is what my local dealer told me after he spoke with SE....I have heard of people with dead green but yes blue does seem to be the common one.
| Originally posted by Jim Banville Studio Experience does allow dead blue pixels, but not green or red, which sux since blue seems the most common & most visible. |
remorales, I'd like to speak with you regarding your DIY screen using those heavy duty stretcher bars. I'm very interested in going that route but just had a few q's if you don't mind. Could u drop me a line at [email protected] ?
Sorry everybody else! I personally have a Z1 and have had no problems with it as of yet. Good luck!
-Ricardo
Sorry everybody else! I personally have a Z1 and have had no problems with it as of yet. Good luck!
-Ricardo
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