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PSOVLSK
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HT and screen?
I may be moving to a new house and my HT will possibly be a smaller room. My current room is about 16x13 and I have a 110" screen. Any PJ owners throwing a 110" picture from a distance of 14'? I've done the online calculations, but I wanted to hear from people with first-hand experience. So, what are the dimensions of your HT and what size screen do you have?
I may be moving to a new house and my HT will possibly be a smaller room. My current room is about 16x13 and I have a 110" screen. Any PJ owners throwing a 110" picture from a distance of 14'? I've done the online calculations, but I wanted to hear from people with first-hand experience. So, what are the dimensions of your HT and what size screen do you have?
Things work out best for those who make the best of the way things work out.-John Wooden
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I have a 110'' screen in my bedroom, with the projector mounted right above my bed. It's exactly 18' from the front of my projector to the screen and I absolutely love it. I know it's 4' longer but the picture never seems to big or unnatural and I think you'd be fine. My buddy has the same projector and screen in his theater room and I think his 14' and works great.
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110" @ 11.5 feet and love it!
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So it sounds like you can project that large from that distance? That's good to know. We have a room that was two rooms. We knocked down the wall between them and have an arch at about 12.5' away from the wall. If I were going to mount a PJ, I'd need to put it in the middle of the arch. The viewing distance is a few feet behind the arch...about 16 ft. away? Sounds like that would work.
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Room is rougly 13x21. With the screen size at 126". My row seating starts at 12 feet.Shoot the jumper.....................BALLIN.............!!!!!
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25 x 25 ft, 100" screen. 12 ft throw.
B Run,
do you have a 4:3 screen? Your projector is 4:3 so I wonder about your widescreen movies....Main Surround -
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100" and the room is 14X20ish I think.
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25 x 25 ft, 100" screen. 12 ft throw.
B Run,
do you have a 4:3 screen? Your projector is 4:3 so I wonder about your widescreen movies....
Nope it's a 16:9 screen, it really doesn't look bad at all when I watch HD channels on cable. Actually until you mentioned it I never realized it was a 4:3 that's stretched haha. -
It seems like I'll be okay in a room that's about 14'x12'. Very good to hear. Thanks for the help.Things work out best for those who make the best of the way things work out.-John Wooden
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Yep you should be fine. Add one row of curved seating, and your good.Shoot the jumper.....................BALLIN.............!!!!!
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210" 2 feet back.
