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Thank you, but this doesn't solve the issue for a true center channel (for me, at least)... if the drawer below where the projector is was deleted, it might work, but I'm sure that would look unfinished. I haven't spent a ton of time researching, but they only options I've found are either custom made and/or very expensive.
Anyone has experience on which can be good projector options? I am looking for 4K 80-100"inch screen and it has Netflix etc.. app support - any good device link from Amazon is appreciated
Anyone has experience on which can be good projector options? I am looking for 4K 80-100"inch screen and it has Netflix etc.. app support - any good device link from Amazon is appreciated
Thank you, but this doesn't solve the issue for a true center channel (for me, at least)... if the drawer below where the projector is was deleted, it might work, but I'm sure that would look unfinished. I haven't spent a ton of time researching, but they only options I've found are either custom made and/or very expensive.
Pretty much need to go with a stand at this point unless you mount the center above
Anyone has experience on which can be good projector options? I am looking for 4K 80-100"inch screen and it has Netflix etc.. app support - any good device link from Amazon is appreciated
Thank you!
There are many variables that needs to be addressed to get best picture. It depends on where you want this projector to be placed. USTs are placed close to the screen, long throws are mounted, dark room don't need really bright projectors etc. watch the you tube video that other person linked
Anyone has experience on which can be good projector options? I am looking for 4K 80-100"inch screen and it has Netflix etc.. app support - any good device link from Amazon is appreciated
Thank you!
I have this projector, I went from a 83" LG OLED TV. I watched all the reviews and thought I know what I was getting myself into…. But when I got it I was very disappointed!
I am using it in my living room that can be maybe 80-90% light controlled…do not buy into the TV replacement hype! If you do not have 100% light control the picture is washed out… At night the picture is pretty amazing (not OLED level tho)!
Fast forward a year I have gotten used to it and LOVE the immersion of a 120" screen offers! BUT I recently visited a friend who has a LG OLED and WOW, the OLED picture is soooooooooo superior in every way except immersion.
When I first got it I thought I made a huge mistake, a year later I ultimately would not have changed my decision…a 120" screen is just so next level and makes up for other short comings, lol…but know what you are getting yourself into.
The integrated streaming sucks too, I use Apple TV. And there are pictures/software "quirks" that require occasional system resets to fix, but it's pretty infrequent.
I have this projector, I went from a 83" LG OLED TV. I watched all the reviews and thought I know what I was getting myself into…. But when I got it I was very disappointed!
I am using it in my living room that can be maybe 80-90% light controlled…do not buy into the TV replacement hype! If you do not have 100% light control the picture is washed out… At night the picture is pretty amazing (not OLED level tho)!
Fast forward a year I have gotten used to it and LOVE the immersion of a 120" screen offers! BUT I recently visited a friend who has a LG OLED and WOW, the OLED picture is soooooooooo superior in every way except immersion.
When I first got it I thought I made a huge mistake, a year later I ultimately would not have changed my decision…a 120" screen is just so next level and makes up for other short comings, lol…but know what you are getting yourself into.
The integrated streaming sucks too, I use Apple TV. And there are pictures/software "quirks" that require occasional system resets to fix, but it's pretty infrequent.
What screen do you have? No way this is washed out in reasonable light conditions with an ALR
What screen do you have? No way this is washed out in reasonable light conditions with an ALR
I have the Elite Screens Aeon CLR which is supposed to be one of the best screens based on my research at the time.
And yes way, lol…but I guess we have to define "washed out" and "reasonable lighting conditions"
I have this set up on my living room which has 2 windows and a glass door. I have blinds on the windows and vertical blinds on the glass door, I figure I can block out maybe 70-80% light at mid day with all blinds closed.
And yes the picture is washed out, I don't know how to define washed out "levels" but it's to the point that dark movies and games are unwatchable/playable…truuffff
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I'm not sure if this is a right fit. But you can find many options. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BDFYSF7W
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I am using it in my living room that can be maybe 80-90% light controlled…do not buy into the TV replacement hype! If you do not have 100% light control the picture is washed out… At night the picture is pretty amazing (not OLED level tho)!
Fast forward a year I have gotten used to it and LOVE the immersion of a 120" screen offers! BUT I recently visited a friend who has a LG OLED and WOW, the OLED picture is soooooooooo superior in every way except immersion.
When I first got it I thought I made a huge mistake, a year later I ultimately would not have changed my decision…a 120" screen is just so next level and makes up for other short comings, lol…but know what you are getting yourself into.
The integrated streaming sucks too, I use Apple TV. And there are pictures/software "quirks" that require occasional system resets to fix, but it's pretty infrequent.
I am using it in my living room that can be maybe 80-90% light controlled…do not buy into the TV replacement hype! If you do not have 100% light control the picture is washed out… At night the picture is pretty amazing (not OLED level tho)!
Fast forward a year I have gotten used to it and LOVE the immersion of a 120" screen offers! BUT I recently visited a friend who has a LG OLED and WOW, the OLED picture is soooooooooo superior in every way except immersion.
When I first got it I thought I made a huge mistake, a year later I ultimately would not have changed my decision…a 120" screen is just so next level and makes up for other short comings, lol…but know what you are getting yourself into.
The integrated streaming sucks too, I use Apple TV. And there are pictures/software "quirks" that require occasional system resets to fix, but it's pretty infrequent.
And yes way, lol…but I guess we have to define "washed out" and "reasonable lighting conditions"
I have this set up on my living room which has 2 windows and a glass door. I have blinds on the windows and vertical blinds on the glass door, I figure I can block out maybe 70-80% light at mid day with all blinds closed.
And yes the picture is washed out, I don't know how to define washed out "levels" but it's to the point that dark movies and games are unwatchable/playable…truuffff
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