Clams Canino
29-01-2005, 04:47 PM
Wait a sec..... Until last year I had a Klaus Novabeam and I thought it was
lacking a lot.
Or is that too old to count??
-W
"Badger" <cferriola@1removenumbers2triad.3rr.4com> wrote in message
news:rvkzd.853$kc6.206841@twister.southeast.rr.com ...
> CRT projectors still produce the best picture, However, they are big
> and heavy, and don't have the light output of the new
> projectors(LCD,DLP,and the like)
>
> Keep in mind that ALL front projectors need a LIGHT CONTROLLED(DARK)
> room. No projector is good with ambient light.
> I personally have two regular direct view TV's, and a LIGHT CONTROLLED
> home theater with a good used CRT projector. CRT projectors have
> contrast ratio's from 15000 to 30000:1.
> I seriously recommend you check out www.AVSFORUM.com and spend a great
> deal of time in both the digital front projector, and the CRT
> projector forums.
>
>
> Clay
>
> "apple" <apple2pomme@yahoo.ca> wrote in message
> news:8823d57e.0412251106.59928899@posting.google.c om...
> > We have a 50" Hitachi CRT rear projection TV for several years and
> > really enjoyed with it (of course, together with our nice DVD
> player,
> > receiver and speakers).
> >
> > Now more and more movies are in 16:9 and 1.85:1 format. The 50" 4:3
> > screen shows the image in very small size.
> >
> > We've been considering to replace the TV with a projector plus a
> > larger screen. TigerDirect sells 120" motorized screen for ~$500USD.
> I
> > measured the room. It's kind of right size.
> >
> > But which projector to buy? There are just way too many in the
> market.
> > What brightness (2000-3000 Lumens)? Contrast ratio (2000:1)? Brand?
> > Model? ....
> >
> > People in this group reported that DLP projector produces color
> > rainbow and cause headache. True?
> >
> > Thank you for all your advice and help.
>
>
lacking a lot.
Or is that too old to count??
-W
"Badger" <cferriola@1removenumbers2triad.3rr.4com> wrote in message
news:rvkzd.853$kc6.206841@twister.southeast.rr.com ...
> CRT projectors still produce the best picture, However, they are big
> and heavy, and don't have the light output of the new
> projectors(LCD,DLP,and the like)
>
> Keep in mind that ALL front projectors need a LIGHT CONTROLLED(DARK)
> room. No projector is good with ambient light.
> I personally have two regular direct view TV's, and a LIGHT CONTROLLED
> home theater with a good used CRT projector. CRT projectors have
> contrast ratio's from 15000 to 30000:1.
> I seriously recommend you check out www.AVSFORUM.com and spend a great
> deal of time in both the digital front projector, and the CRT
> projector forums.
>
>
> Clay
>
> "apple" <apple2pomme@yahoo.ca> wrote in message
> news:8823d57e.0412251106.59928899@posting.google.c om...
> > We have a 50" Hitachi CRT rear projection TV for several years and
> > really enjoyed with it (of course, together with our nice DVD
> player,
> > receiver and speakers).
> >
> > Now more and more movies are in 16:9 and 1.85:1 format. The 50" 4:3
> > screen shows the image in very small size.
> >
> > We've been considering to replace the TV with a projector plus a
> > larger screen. TigerDirect sells 120" motorized screen for ~$500USD.
> I
> > measured the room. It's kind of right size.
> >
> > But which projector to buy? There are just way too many in the
> market.
> > What brightness (2000-3000 Lumens)? Contrast ratio (2000:1)? Brand?
> > Model? ....
> >
> > People in this group reported that DLP projector produces color
> > rainbow and cause headache. True?
> >
> > Thank you for all your advice and help.
>
>