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Posted by on January 22, 2006, 1:00 pm
Please log in for more thread options I've been lurking for quite a whice and have spent the last 3 days researching and have put together my new front-projection system. Any suggestions regarding stupid choices or recommended upgrades (or downgrades appreciated). Thanks Tom thomasbest //at\ sbcglobal //dot\ net Projector Panasonic PT-AE700U (Total $1484 with shipping) >From www.electronics-expo.com (claims to be authorized dealer)
(But the AE900U is available for $1800)
(The Optomo H31 is available for $1086 and on E-Bay for approx $800) Suggestions???? Screen Dalite 78670 Model B-Deluxe 52" x 92" HDTV Screen, Matte White Fabric (106" Diagonal) $134 plus $23.85 shipping (Total $134.95) >From www.bhphotovideo.com
Manual 100 inch diagonal=(87.2x49) (16:9)(1.78)
DVD Player 1080i HDTV-Ready Divx DVD Player with DVI Oppo-OPDV971H $200 plus $15 shipping (Total $214.00) >From www.projectorpeople.com
RECEIVER Pioneer VSX-815 $259.95 plus $25.05 shipping (Total $285.00) >From www.bhphotovideo.com
Subwoofer: AV123 Rocket ULW-10 $499 | |||||||||||||||||||
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Posted by Dave Bugg on January 22, 2006, 2:25 pm
Please log in for more thread options thomasbest225@yahoo.com wrote: > Projector
>...snip > Suggestions???? The AE900 is a no brainer. > Screen
> Dalite 78670 Model B-Deluxe > 52" x 92" HDTV Screen, Matte White Fabric (106" Diagonal) > $134 plus $23.85 shipping (Total $134.95) >> From www.bhphotovideo.com
> Manual 100 inch diagonal=(87.2x49) (16:9)(1.78)
An adequate screen for your budget. The AE900 will have no problem with the size. > DVD Player
> 1080i HDTV-Ready Divx DVD Player with DVI > Oppo-OPDV971H > $200 plus $15 shipping (Total $214.00) >> From www.projectorpeople.com
The Oppo is a good match with the AE900. I use it with my NEC HT1100. I would order it directly from Oppo, however. Fast shipping and you will be assured that the latest firmware has already been installed. > RECEIVER
> Pioneer VSX-815 > $259.95 plus $25.05 shipping (Total $285.00) >> From www.bhphotovideo.com
No better or worse than any other mainstream reciever at that price point. It will do an adequate job. > Subwoofer: AV123 Rocket ULW-10 $499
I'm a Hsu fan myself. -- Dave www.davebbq.com | |||||||||||||||||||
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Posted by Jack Dotson on January 22, 2006, 3:33 pm
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> thomasbest225@yahoo.com wrote:
>> Projector
>>...snip >> Suggestions???? >
> The AE900 is a no brainer. > >> Screen
>> Dalite 78670 Model B-Deluxe >> 52" x 92" HDTV Screen, Matte White Fabric (106" Diagonal) >> $134 plus $23.85 shipping (Total $134.95) >>> From www.bhphotovideo.com
>> Manual 100 inch diagonal=(87.2x49) (16:9)(1.78)
>
> An adequate screen for your budget. The AE900 will have no problem with > the size. > >> DVD Player
>> 1080i HDTV-Ready Divx DVD Player with DVI >> Oppo-OPDV971H >> $200 plus $15 shipping (Total $214.00) >>> From www.projectorpeople.com
>
> The Oppo is a good match with the AE900. I use it with my NEC HT1100. I > would order it directly from Oppo, however. Fast shipping and you will be > assured that the latest firmware has already been installed. > >> RECEIVER
>> Pioneer VSX-815 >> $259.95 plus $25.05 shipping (Total $285.00) >>> From www.bhphotovideo.com
>
> No better or worse than any other mainstream reciever at that price point. > It will do an adequate job. > >> Subwoofer: AV123 Rocket ULW-10 $499
>
> I'm a Hsu fan myself. > > -- > Dave > www.davebbq.com Question for your guys. I have a Hitachi LCD RPHDTV and it is my understanding that it's native format is 720P. If I understand correctly any signal, be it 1080i, or 480i or p, etc., will be converted to 720P on my set. With this in mind, would it make a difference with my set if the DVDP upconverts or not? It seem it wouldn't matter. BTW, I get better results running my current DVDP (Sony DVP NS999ES) at 480i. When I set it to 480P the picture is not as good? | |||||||||||||||||||
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