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We just got word from the NSM who was out of town...a decent sized batch shipped to us Friday and another is shipping to us Monday. In addition, we are going to have those not doing any services to their projectors drop shipped to save on time. We appreciate all the loyal customers for AVS, and are happy to be able to continue providing these to our customers. Any questions, feel free to call us next week when we reopen .

Tup the only pj have this option is the panny 3000-4000 models , but can u get similar image quality and features for 1300$ at panasonic ( indeed all pannys dont come close to pro8100 stunning image).also for 250$ i can get panamorphic lens and have this feature. still having extra 500$ to get sound system , to reach the panasonic ae 4000 price. look how much u can get with the pro8100, also this cinema scope option have to do with zooming...

Quote: Originally Posted by Dark Rider I personally think in eco mode that the 1.4 will probably be pretty close to perfect for you mgkdragn once you get a little bit of dimming at the 120 hour mark. Mine was also a bit overwhelming at first, especially in normal mode (even with a fair amount of ambient light!), but I think it's darn near perfect now for eco mode during movie watching (dark) and normal mode for sports or casual watching...

Quote: Originally Posted by bezlar I also want to know. I'm ready to buy the 8600 depending on the reviews monday, but if the 5082 is close to the same it would be hard not to buy it. I'm upgrading and old mits hc3000 dlp 720p and also wondering if I will go wow what a better picture or wonder where my money went? Thanks It should be close based on the specs and the facts that that many of the components are identical. I would...

Quote: Originally Posted by Bronco70 Ah, another Trekkie? I do not have the recent theatrical release. Do have the original motion picture collection. What were the two trailers? Joe Should be these two trailers: Revenge of the Fallen: http://movies.apple.com/movies/param...tlr1_1080p.mov G.I. JOE: http://largeassets.myspacecdn.com/cr...5658_1080p.mov

Quote: AVForums wrote: I found the manual fixed Iris option offered the most consistent image quality as I was still able to see picture luminance adjusting with the auto Iris, even with all the selections available. useless DI Unluckly this way it climbs down to 4100:1 in CR ... it's real Native CR Wish to add, Sony VW85 is a good machine ! Anyway .. take the best loudspeakers system you like .... you got the SONY ! Add to this the Best...

Quote: Originally Posted by umr You almost certainly are wrecking it. The color space in these units are very nonlinear. I've wondered about whether people were actually messing up their colors with the JVCs with external CMSs from other companies as it seemed like JVC has done things like try to keep Caucasian skintones fairly accurate while at the same time having stronger primaries. I thought about getting an external box with an RS2...

Quote: Originally Posted by Kelvin1965S Generally Phil doesn't use dynamic iris in his tests, though it might be worth double checking with him. His full review of the VW85 together with some level of comparison with the 950/25 is supposed to appear over the weekend on AVForums. So hopefully things will be clearer after that.

Quote: Originally Posted by LilGator Joe, do you have the Star Trek Blu-ray? If so, can you pop in the disk and watch the first two trailers on that disk and let me know if anything strikes you odd with the DI? Ah, another Trekkie? I do not have the recent theatrical release. Do have the original motion picture collection. What were the two trailers? Joe

Just found the link again, 20% is for refusing a non-damaged shipment for anything other than a TV, 15% is if it's a non-damaged TV. Make sure the product is damaged before refusing and take pictures with your phone or camera. http://www.ecost.com/ecost/informati...g_handling.asp It appears that "all sales are final statement" conflicts with many portions of the page and that ecost may very well grant a refund if certain...