Theatre Projector Screen

I am using this projector in a home theatre with a 120 screen. I am driving it with a custom built HTPC and it does 3D as advertised. Picture quality is top notch and I keep it set on Eco mode for long lamp life.

We use this projector screen in our church activities.

Works exactly as promised. In our theatre sound system (anchored by a Yamaha CL-1 digital mixing console) sound from any laptop source (we tried three) would be clear until the laptop was also connected to the Barco projector. Once connected, an audible 60Hz hum would be created. It didn't matter if the projector was connected by VGA or HDMI cable, and running the laptop on battery instead of AC also made no difference. Hum Killer to the rescue. Problem solved.

I use this end jaw grip as part of a projector mounting system for theatre, Karaoke and DJ work. It will attach to just about any bar, frame member, I-beam, etc. It hold all the weight I need. I've been very pleased with it's performance. What can I say - It just works!

Replaced an older high end, very expensive projector. Ceiling mounted in my theatre. Did it myself with no problems. Picture quality is phenomenal for the money... Buy one, you wont be disappointed.

This is a great projector for the theatre room setup. Very good quality and easy to hook up and to use. What a great way to watch all that HD video.

I installed them next to my projector screen and they sound great.

Anyone looking to extend there monitor onto a TV screen or projector this is the way to go.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It’’s with great anticipation I await the new release Cinebeam HU85LA. I’m a long time home theatre enthusiast having stepped through the ages of front projection from the early days of the huge 3 gun CRT units to the refined LCD and DLP technology that shrunk the box and improved the optics . Now eagerly awaiting the the 4K short throw evolution where patrons in my humble home cinema with low ceilings can cross the floor without boo’s from the audience for blacking our that crucial cinematic moment. A projector bridging the divide with large screen high quality images, an option sitting nicely between a flat panel tv with all it’s on board goodies such as a DTV tuner and the most popular streaming apps and possibly more. It seems to me this device will be a game changer whilst home theatre enthusiasts eagerly await yet the next evolution with affordable large screen Micro Led looming in the mists. Bring it on LG , you’ve already shown the world an evolution in flat panel tech with OLED, now show the world how easy and affordable it can be to go to the cinema at home with large impact viewing and high quality images that reluctantly drag you off the couch from binging on cinematic glory or your poison for play offs! Simply can’t wait!

I am controlling a virtual Theatre Organ with more than 200 touch controls, on one screen. It works flawlessly. Once you calibrate, it is very accurate.