Screen Excellence's Enlightor projection screen is 4k ready and acoustically transparent

Okay, fancy pants with your dedicated front projection setup -- where do you put your L/C/R speakers after your whole front wall of your private screening room is taken up by a screen? With most speakers, pushing the left and right channels to the corners of the room won't do the sound quality any favors, and that's doubly true for any speakers located behind the screen (where you also might want to put your center channel). Well, Screen Excellence's Enlightor 4k screen material is just for you. The screen material is designed to handle resolutions up to 4096x2160 without nasty moire patterns showing up, and it also exhibits a uniform audio response so you can put your speakers right behind it without screwing up the sound.

[danhawk911 Posted Jan 31st 2009 10:45PM]

sweet how much. i been looking for something like this.

[(Unverified) Posted Feb 1st 2009 11:21AM]

Unless you have the home theater setup pictured above, I doubt you could afford it.

[(Unverified) Posted Feb 2nd 2009 1:47AM]

"If you have to ask, you cannot afford ze product monsuier' - in snobby french acccent.

Honestly, I'm wondering the same thing :D. I wonder what the pricing details on this would be? I've always been curious how big of a different a high end projector screen makes versus the projector?

IE, if I bought a $100.00 cheapo data-projection screen + a $3000.00 1080p projector or a $600.00 projector screen versus a $2500.00 projector which combination of cost/performance would give the best result?

[(Unverified) Posted Feb 1st 2009 11:29AM]

Those $600 projector screens tend to be motorized so I doubt there would be much difference between the $100 and $600 screens in terms of PQ quality.

[(Unverified) Posted Feb 1st 2009 2:12PM]

Considering the importance of the screen, id say invest as heavy as possible in a good screen, especially something like this. A 1080p projector that is state of the art is as good as a Wal Mart 800x600 projector if you cut corners on your screen.