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In Reply to: RE: Are you using a projector? A real 'hang from the ceiling' projector? posted by mbnx01 on August 21, 2012 at 10:38:41
I do not know the latest projectors (8350 is 2 years old), but Jamestown screens are still excellent for the money if you do not mind a bit of work assembling it.
Home theatre with fixed screen is different than TV. The picture is more natural. I do not like surround sound. People complain about sound of opera on surround systems (for example Blu-ray I Puritani/Metropolitan) - on my high resolution stereo it sounds very good.
If you hang projector from the ceiling do not buy a noisy projector. Make sure the screen is a right size for your watching distance.
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From the photos it appears as though you're very serious about acoustic treatment, but doesn't all that equipment between you mains affect imaging, especially depth of soundstage? I realize it's not uncommon to place a rack between the speakers, but I've wondered about the wisdom of doing so. Before installation of a projection screen, we had a flat screen monitor between the mains; removing that monitor improved depth of soundstage in our room. A monitor may present a greater (more uniform) acoustic impediment than a rack of equipment.
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The picture does not show it but the horns are very long so the racks are not between the mains, they are set back 3 feet behind the drivers and horn mouths. The racks are not flat surface like TV screen - they partly act as a diffusor. There are 2 broad bandwidth absorbing panels behind the racks. The screen is almost transparent acoustically and there are panels behind it.
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