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MATTKNIGHT3
MATTKNIGHT3 Posts: 29
edited September 2003 in Speakers
I just bought a front projector and have a quick question. I dont want to pay $1300 for a projector screen. Does anyone have any input or a site reference as to "how to build your own". I just think there must be a way to build a decent one for half the price. Not to mentoin I'm just bored and love to build. Thanks in advance for any help!...

Matt
Home theater:
Harmon/Kardon, Rotel, NAD, Panasonic, Polk RT 55i's, RT35i's and Csi40
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  • Frank Z
    Frank Z Posts: 5,860
    edited September 2003
    Try posting your question at WWW.AVSForum.com

    There's a really good DIY section over there.
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  • MATTKNIGHT3
    MATTKNIGHT3 Posts: 29
    edited September 2003
    Hey, I appreciate the help. I couldnt dig anything up on a google search. Thanks again.

    Matt
    Home theater:
    Harmon/Kardon, Rotel, NAD, Panasonic, Polk RT 55i's, RT35i's and Csi40
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  • brettw22
    brettw22 Posts: 7,624
    edited September 2003
    Matt,

    I have a friend that built one for his place and it cost him all of about $60 in materials. I rememebr him showing me briefly the back of it......He used some aluminum framing beams all the way around, spaced about 12-16" between, and then covered it with black felt and a white sheet or something like that. Will that be as good as a HT designed screen? nah......but will you save yourself over $1200? yup yup....
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  • MATTKNIGHT3
    MATTKNIGHT3 Posts: 29
    edited September 2003
    This is by far ine of the best sites I frequent. There is an awful lot of knowledge here, and if no-one knows themselves they know someone who does. Thanks all.

    Matt
    Home theater:
    Harmon/Kardon, Rotel, NAD, Panasonic, Polk RT 55i's, RT35i's and Csi40
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