100IN Diagonal Accuscreens HDtv Manual Wall Ceiling 49X87IN
By: Draper Average Rating: 4.5 Total Reviews: 3
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 On: 2008-03-03
I use this screen with my Mitsubishi HC4900 1080p projector.
The image is fantastic. The blacks are good, the colors are vibrant, and the image very crisp on this screen.
Its not too heavy and is easy to install.
 On: 2007-10-22
Have been using this screen for over a week now and love it. I dont think you could ask for more at this price. The smell will get you for the first hour or two you use it, then its fine. Some kind of chemical they use in making it.
The mechanisim inside that rolls it up and down can be finiky, but works. Ive heard you should keep it rolled up when not in use to keep it from becoming wavy over time. Worse case scenario you could mount this screen to a wood frame and still be saving a couple hunderd bucks at least though.
I say BUY IT. For this price, again, you cannot go wrong.
On: 2007-10-21
Have been using this screen for over a week now and love it. I dont think you could ask for more at this price. The smell will get you for the first hour or two you use it, then its fine. Some kind of chemical they use in making it.
The mechanisim inside that rolls it up and down can be finiky, but works. Ive heard you should keep it rolled up when not in use to keep it from becoming wavy over time. Worse case scenario you could mount this screen to a wood frame and still be saving a couple hunderd bucks at least though.
I say BUY IT. For this price, again, you cannot go wrong.
On: 2006-12-23
I have played around with (DIY) screens for some time, and decided it was time to get a "real" one. This one is of surprisingly good quality for the price. I even dealt with their customer service on a very minor issue and they were excellent.
Note: This screen does not allow remote control signals to pass through it and it muffles sound if the speakers are behind it. Maybe most are that way - I dont know, but its an important consideration in fitting such a large item into your home theater environment.
One more important consideration is that you need to catch two beams to mount this and its a 94" span. If your house is like mine, and like most the beams are 16" apart. It worked out fine for me (luckily) I caught a floor joist (lengthways) with 4" lag bolts.
On: 2006-12-22
I have played around with (DIY) screens for some time, and decided it was time to get a "real" one. This one is of surprisingly good quality for the price. I even dealt with their customer service on a very minor issue and they were excellent.
Note: This screen does not allow remote control signals to pass through it and it muffles sound if the speakers are behind it. Maybe most are that way - I dont know, but its an important consideration in fitting such a large item into your home theater environment.
One more important consideration is that you need to catch two beams to mount this and its a 94" span. If your house is like mine, and like most the beams are 16" apart. It worked out fine for me (luckily) I caught a floor joist (lengthways) with 4" lag bolts.
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