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Near Perfect Projector - Sony Short Throw VPL-VZ1000

Towen7

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THIS is pretty much everything I want in a projector. According to the reviewer it'll retail for "less than $25K". That sounds like a lot but for a laser, 4K, HDR display with 4 fully capable inputs and a screen size of up to 120" ... it's a shockingly low price.
 
3 feet wide and 77 lbs. a behemoth!!! very nice. i also liked the screen. fascinating!!! when i win the lottery...look out!!!
 
Spiffy. So instead of buying a new piano, I could get that! :shocked:
 
If I could only get Sony and Dynuadio to collaborate on a built-in center channel for this beauty....
 
Batman said:
If I could only get Sony and Dynuadio to collaborate on a built-in center channel for this beauty....
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Funny, that was my first reaction. Where do I put the centre channel. In my case because I use a dedicated centre channel (ie horizontal) I suspect with the right stand the PJ would be on top and the centre on the bottom. Not ideal, but I could make it work. Unfortunately, at that price, I can't make the PJ work!!:crying:
 
Batman said:
If I could only get Sony and Dynuadio to collaborate on a built-in center channel for this beauty....
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But as Chuck and I can attest... isn't that what placing a great centre channel speaker behind an acoustically-transparent screen all about?

:nyah:
 
I checked it out yesterday, very nice. But the Sony OLED TVs were so incredibly stunning, nothing else caught my eye.
 
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