Upgrading Screenplay 4800 - JVC HD2K-SYS

Well, I call this a real upgrade:


There are reviews up, look at widescreenreview they did a favorable and extensive review. If you laid your eyes on that PJ you should be willing to spend the subscription fee extra to read it:

http://www.widescreenreview.com/wsrm...dfs/91er01.pdf


then there is a cnet review

http://www.cnet.com.au/hometheatre/p...0000311,00.htm



this should sufficies for the beginning, and there are several happy users around here, william phelps, darinp2 come to my mind... they posted their impressions, do a search or pm them.

I agree it is quite an upgrade. I felt I had taken my audio setup as far as possible, so I have turned my attention to my home theater setup.


In response to the query on the screen - I had been recommended the Greyhawk RS - obviously by an idiot!. I will change that and purchase the Studiotek 130.


I originally had a Screenplay 4800, Meridian 561 Controller, Meridian 596 DVD, Meridian M33 Speakers(5) and a MK-MX200 Subwoofer.


The new system will be a full upgrade to full Genelec Surround sound 1038B(LR) / 1038BC (C) / AIW26(4) / HTS4(2), Meridian 861v4 Pre/Pro, Linn Unidisc 1.1 and the JVC Projector. I have already demoed the Speakers\\Processor\\DVD player, but not the projector.


What I would like are owners views of the projector - as those people give an honest answer in lamens terms!.


Any replies will be greatly appreciated.


Thanks

Quote:
Hi,


That's impossible.


Best Wishes,


Mitch

Meaning I wasn’t going to spend more than $100,000 on my stereo system. However I will be spending @ $150,000 on the home theatre.


My Current Audio Setup:


Meridian 808 Signature CD Player,

Boulder 1010 Preamp

Boulder 1060 Stereo Amp

Wilson Audio WP7 in Le Mans Blue

Nordost Valhalla Cables (Speaker/Interconnect/Power),

Boulder Link Interconnect