Thread: Opinion on this projector screen?

So as long as I figure out how to put the screen up, and do it after each use, I should have no problem with the waves? I currently have the same model, but a 92" from Best Buy, that I will be taking back. I just have to figure out why it seems to difficult to put it back up. I did figure how to raise the screen back up. As soon as I figure out if that will solve any wave problems, I will pull the trigger and order the...

Quote: Originally Posted by SicilianKing So as long as I figure out how to put the screen up, and do it after each use, I should have no problem with the waves? I currently have the same model, but a 92" from Best Buy, that I will be taking back. I just have to figure out why it seems to difficult to put it back up. I did figure how to raise the screen back up. As soon as I figure out if that will solve any wave problems, I will pull...

I haven't heard of a Projecta Model B screen. I used a Da-Lite Model B pull-down screen for years and it worked great but it is difficult to completely smooth out any waves in a pull-down screen. I made one for myself 3 years ago to mount permanently on the wall and like it better. If you must use a pull-down, I am sure that one is fine. One concern is making sure you get the correct gain for your installation. I use a gain of 1.1 in my...

Three words: MAKE YOUR OWN! A custom-built screen tailor made for gain, black levels, and reflectivity will absolutely OWN any commerical offering under $800. Its a whole other world out there: http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/forum...prune=30&f=110 __________________ -Format NEUTRAL....so STFU...... -Consoles are for children. "FEAR the power of the Cell".........lol. - TDK ...EE - May the Force (fields) be with you!...

I've been very happy with this screen which I purchased recently. It's an Elite Screen - fixed frame. Price is very reasonable at only $376 on Amazon. They have other sizes than the 100" too, but this is the one I have. http://www.amazon.com/Elite-Screens-...dp/B000N3TZS2/ __________________ Sharp XV15000 (1080p) DLP Projector on 100" Screen - Harmony 900 Remote Toshiba HD-A30, Samsung BD-P2500 Sony STR-DG1000 7.1...

There are any number of screens on the market and you can buy cheap ones to expensive ones as well as make one yourself. At the bottom of the barrel is the manual roll up screen. Spending more than about 100 bucks on this is a bad decision because they typically develop waves which become stunningly obvious in any 'pan' shots after about a year. In 10+ years of install work, every single non-tensioned roll up screen (electric or...