Jamo

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home cinema projector.

this had a new bulb in it at the begining of the year and its used about 350 hours upto now.

picture size from around 30 inches upto a whopping 120 inches without distortion or picture loss, from the 2000 ansi unit.

I have used this purely for home cinema and gaming, its the top of the range version and has every extra option, it cost around £2000 new, they can still be bought new now for around £1500.

the benefit next to plasma is the life span amd size variability, if a bulb goes you replace it and you have the life span of a new unit again, if a plasma goes thats its gone.

I and a mate have just entered the scumball rally and want to get the entrance fees togeather for it. hence im selling things I dont really need

looking for £450 ovno

I can get pictures if required.

Jamo

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Jamo

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this is a video of it playing on the smallest setting for the throw in our living room. its also om low qualith, to increase bulb life. sorry bout the shaky camera.

Jamo

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Jamo

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up, open to sensible offers.

Bully3176

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do you have any mounts for the ceiling? all the leads etc? I gather it will run through a pc or direct from other devices?

Bully3176

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how much are the bulbs just out of curiosity?

Jamo

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it depends if you want an original or a patent one.

I put a sony one in and it cost £350, you can get them on ebay for around £200 though, for general use ie films and games you will use around 3 hours a day, at that it will last 2 years! thats on high quality, on low output it will last about 5 years!!

it will run of a pc or a video etc, do a google for more info, it is the top of the range unit.

it has all the wires and remote, but no roof mounts.

stevebt

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just trying to help you ot , but put another picture up as that one looks awful and is doing you no favours !! i have a top of the range sony projector and i would say mine is as good if not beter than my 50" plasma the projector win hands down over plasmas as far as im concerned

Jamo

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its a video mate, you just click it, I agree its not the best, as my camera is ****e

I usually have it on as big as the wall and the quality is excellent.

cw42

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what film was that playing?

Jamo

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big momma 2

gotmashed

Does it need to be in a dark room to work ?

Jamo

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no

on some you would need it to be in a dark room, this one is 2000 ansi lumens (do a google) which is one of the highest available.

if you opt to goto the lower output and hence lower ansi (1200 iirc), its advisable to use it in the dark as the quality drops, you definatly see it lose the crisp edges it has on full qaulity and rightly so.

feel free to pm me if you want anymore details mate, more than happy to point you in the right direction for online information.

james

Jamo

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just found this info:

Sony Projectors: Sony VPL-CX6 PolySi LCD projector

Sony VPL-CX6 User Opinions

Sony VPL-CX6

james

Robocop

I'd put this over on the AVforums if I were you, as you may have a better chance there.

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gotmashed

how heavy is it what do you think postage would be if it could be posted safe

Jamo

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5.9lbs according to a link above?, where are you? if it was to be posted it would have to be via courier I think, I do have a box from my last projector it will it in nicely though, I could put it in the carry bag that came with it.

james

gotmashed

im on the isle of wight but classed as uk mainland with royal mail only

Jamo

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I have to go back to work now mate, but if your interested or want to mull it over, ile be back later.

james

gotmashed

Just talking to the misses about it (bloody women)

Jamo

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cw42

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Thanks, good choice

Jamo

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cheers bttt

Jamo

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