UH-OH..Just Saw A $17K Runco DLP FP set-up
05-24-01, 08:02 PM
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it's gonna be a little harder to appreciate my modest little RPTV now 
. they had it playing Gladiator. absoultely amazing picture. i can see what this color wheel anaomoly is that i've been reading about, and don't know how much of an irritant it would be after watching it for 2 hrs, but in the 15 minutes i was there, the picture just impressed the hell out of me. i can't believe how much technology has advanced in the last 4-5 years. the blacks looked to be decent enough, contrast looked decent and the colors were exceptionally vivid.
now that is Home Theater!
. they had it playing Gladiator. absoultely amazing picture. i can see what this color wheel anaomoly is that i've been reading about, and don't know how much of an irritant it would be after watching it for 2 hrs, but in the 15 minutes i was there, the picture just impressed the hell out of me. i can't believe how much technology has advanced in the last 4-5 years. the blacks looked to be decent enough, contrast looked decent and the colors were exceptionally vivid.now that is Home Theater!
05-24-01, 10:16 PM
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DVD Talk Gold Edition
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well...just spent about an hour researching this projector on one of the other forums and now i feel like i just came out of a bose showroom demo.
people seem to hold the two brand names in about the same regard.
supposedly there are $3-4000 projectors that come about 80% of the way to approaching what i saw w/ the runco
and if thats the case, i may jump in this year.
in any event, i'm glad i got the chance to see a DLP in action. i was mighty curious about that rainbow effect.
people seem to hold the two brand names in about the same regard.
supposedly there are $3-4000 projectors that come about 80% of the way to approaching what i saw w/ the runco
and if thats the case, i may jump in this year.
in any event, i'm glad i got the chance to see a DLP in action. i was mighty curious about that rainbow effect.
