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| Feb 24, 2008 7:26:11 AM
I'm about to get going on my own setup, after having read lots of excellent postings. I have been told to purchse to pieces of equipment which I'm not familiar with; a power conditioner (H15 APC), and a "scaler". Can someone explain to me the purpose of these components? I am thinking of the JVC RS2 for a projector, Vutec Silverstar 110" for screen, the Denon 3808 for receiver, and JBL L series for speakers. Basically, won't the Denon take care of the "scaler" suggestion, as well as power conditioner? Also, can someone suggest to me how much subwoofer to have in a 14' x 22' room with 11' ceiling, no windows? JBL has a 600 W powered subwoofer. Is one sufficient? two have been suggested to me. I am completely ignorant, and would welcome any and all suggestions/advice. Thank you. |
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| Jan 28, 2008 9:07:21 AM
Hi Gurus
I am from Australia but am about to buy the JVC RS2 while I am in the US (much better price). In australia we run 240 volts. WIll i be able to use the projector with a converted cord or is it much more complicated than this.
Thanks
Pete |
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| Dec 20, 2007 7:04:46 AM
I am building a home theater from scratch. I want to know sitting between 8' and 18' whould a 15 foot diagonal sizes projection be too big? Would the grain/pixals be too anoying to enjoy the show. Using a JVC DLA-RS2 with a 20 foot throw. |
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| Dec 12, 2007 8:30:45 AM
Here is a quote from the review: (for the complete review, go to
http://www.projectorcentral.com/jvc_dla_rs2_home_theater_projector.htm)
"In the final analysis, the JVC RS2 surpasses not only the RS1, but all of the 1080p competition anywhere near or below its price range when its natural, filmlike characteristics are taken into consideration. This has always been the latent strength of JVC's D-ILA technology, and it shows itself in impressive fashion on the RS1 and RS2 series of projectors. For our taste, JVC has achieved an ideal balance between image sharpness and a natural, lifelike quality.
Last spring it was an easy decision to give the JVC DLA-RS1 our Editor's Choice Award. The RS2 is a step up in performance, clearly surpassing the RS1 in contrast, black level, and color saturation. In our view it is certainly worth the extra money just for the incremental improvements in picture quality alone. The new features of powered lens, HDMI 1.3, and anamorphic lens compatibility are just icing on the cake. Thus, it is an equally easy decision to give the JVC DLA-RS2 our Editor's Choice Award as well." |
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| Dec 12, 2007 7:09:54 AM
There are many to consider, of course, but from everything I have read, the new JVC models, the DLA-RS2, and the DLA-HD100 (basically the same projector), are among the best in the $5K to $10K range. I would also look at the Sony VPL-VW60, the Mitsubishi HC6000, and the Panasonic PT-AE2000U, which all have street prices under $5K, but are highly rated nonetheless. But I think if you can afford $7,995, or whatever the street price of the JVC is, it is probably the best in that price range, and I do think the improvements over the RS1 and HD1 are worth the extra bucks. |
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