Mak,
Alan Gouger has a Silverstar screen in a light controlled room and seems to love it. The Silverstar isn't designed to create rich blacks, but will make your screen look bright and vibrant, as you mentioned. It depends on what you're personal tastes are. Tryg loves the Silverstar, but also High Power screens, because IMO he likes the punch. I mention him because he has done mounds of research, and has come to the opinion high gain is preferable. I say "preferable" to him, and others, but not all.
I've seen the Silverstar and really liked it, and in fact ordered one. I haven't seen a high power. I'd love to compare it. I do understand that the Silverstar has a wider viewing angle, whereas the high power's viewing angle is narrower.
As far as your projector, I see no reason why it wouldn't work great with a high gain screen.
Alan Gouger has a Silverstar screen in a light controlled room and seems to love it. The Silverstar isn't designed to create rich blacks, but will make your screen look bright and vibrant, as you mentioned. It depends on what you're personal tastes are. Tryg loves the Silverstar, but also High Power screens, because IMO he likes the punch. I mention him because he has done mounds of research, and has come to the opinion high gain is preferable. I say "preferable" to him, and others, but not all.
I've seen the Silverstar and really liked it, and in fact ordered one. I haven't seen a high power. I'd love to compare it. I do understand that the Silverstar has a wider viewing angle, whereas the high power's viewing angle is narrower.
As far as your projector, I see no reason why it wouldn't work great with a high gain screen.
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