My new LCD Projector Deal :D
dpowell
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I just landed a huge bargain on a replacement projector for my home theatre. I was in need of a new bulb ($300) for my Epson and happened to stop by Good Guys on their last day in business. While in the checkout line, I looked down and noticed a Mitsubishi HC3 LCD Projector new in box and unopened. I'd seen it in the store previously and had done my homework on it. It's a very bright 1,300 lumens (much brighter than the 1200 lumen Epson I had). It has native 16:9 LCD panels which gives it a much higher pixel density when watching widescreen movies. After asking how much?, I couldn't say "I'll buy it!" fast enough. This projector was originally introduced at $2,800 and had a price drop earlier this year to $1,000. I paid $360.
...anyone want to buy a used Epson projector that needs a new bulb soon?
...anyone want to buy a used Epson projector that needs a new bulb soon?
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polkaudio Fully Modded SDA SRS 1.2TLs + Dreadnaught, LSiM706c, 4 X Polk Surrounds + 4 X ATMOS, SVS PB13 Ultra X 2, Pass Labs X1, Marantz 7704, Bob Carver Crimson Beauty 350 Tube Mono Blocks, Carver Sunfire Signature Cinema Grande 400x5, ADCOM GFA 7807, Panasonic UB420, Moon 380D DAC, EPSON Pro Cinema 6050
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I thought about having a projector, but the size of the room it would be in, plus having to deal with blocking light from a sliding glass door and window... I just decided getting a regular TV was easier to deal with. But sometimes I wish I had gotten a projector *sigh*Brian Knauss
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dpowell wrote:I just landed a huge bargain on a replacement projector for my home theatre. I was in need of a new bulb ($300) for my Epson and happened to stop by Good Guys on their last day in business. While in the checkout line, I looked down and noticed a Mitsubishi HC3 LCD Projector new in box and unopened. I'd seen it in the store previously and had done my homework on it. It's a very bright 1,300 lumens (much brighter than the 1200 lumen Epson I had). It has native 16:9 LCD panels which gives it a much higher pixel density when watching widescreen movies. After asking how much?, I couldn't say "I'll buy it!" fast enough. This projector was originally introduced at $2,800 and had a price drop earlier this year to $1,000. I paid $360.
...anyone want to buy a used Epson projector that needs a new bulb soon?
Awesome deal, great job!Receiver: Denon-3802
Pre-Amp: (2) Outlaw 200-m
Fronts: Lsi9's
Center: CS1
Rear: R15
Sub: 12" Velodyne
TV: Sony 42" LCD - KDF-E42A10 -
Nice score! Enjoy!If...
Ron dislikes a film = go out and buy it.
Ron loves a film = don't even rent. -
With DLP projectors and lower lumen LCD projectors, light can be an issue. This was the case with my old Epson. Basically no movies during the day. I was actually thinking about getting blackout curtains. This projector has changed my mind on that. I still have regular blinds on the two windows but the light output is very impressive and I don't think I'll need the blackout curtains.____________________________________________________________
polkaudio Fully Modded SDA SRS 1.2TLs + Dreadnaught, LSiM706c, 4 X Polk Surrounds + 4 X ATMOS, SVS PB13 Ultra X 2, Pass Labs X1, Marantz 7704, Bob Carver Crimson Beauty 350 Tube Mono Blocks, Carver Sunfire Signature Cinema Grande 400x5, ADCOM GFA 7807, Panasonic UB420, Moon 380D DAC, EPSON Pro Cinema 6050