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02-06-2004, 11:20 AM
The prices of projectors are going down......
but one thing nobody ever tells you is that

after somewthing like 300playing hours
the Lightbulb is finished

a new lightbulb for a video projector
costs between 400 to 600$!!!!

Ok?

DWk
02-06-2004, 11:56 AM
Originally posted by Zedaxax@6 February 2004 - 04:20
The prices of projectors are going down......
but one thing nobody ever tells you is that

after somewthing like 300playing hours
the Lightbulb is finished

a new lightbulb for a video projector
costs between 400 to 600$!!!!

Ok?
The moral of the story? Don't use a projector, use a TV-out or use a direct output to a 42" Sony Plasma TV :rolleyes:

Oh well I can dream :P

muchspl2
02-06-2004, 12:05 PM
are you can get a 6000 lumen and a 7.5' x 10' screen and just charge admission incase you can't afford a new light :D

http://www.dickwad.net/ot/Asmith.jpg

http://www.dickwad.net/ot/dark.jpg

http://www.dickwad.net/ot/dark2.jpg


BTW: not mine, I wish I was pimp enough to have a setup like this

DWk
02-06-2004, 12:10 PM
There's no need to do that. All you need is the projector and a white wall. The day before Revolutions opened here, we watched Reloaded the same way those guys are, however just in a white wall. It looked perfectly, not to mention we had disco sound (big ass speaker-monitors like that :D )

Evil Gemini
02-06-2004, 12:13 PM
I would love to have a projectot but the bulbs are the only thing that are putting me off it.

I have been searching for about a year on all info on making your own one and this site got me thinking about it.

http://www.audiovisualizers.com/madlab/lcd_proj.htm

I can get all the parts easy but the only thing stopping me is that i dont have an lcd screen i can use.

On a few forums people say to just use an lcd kit with tv inputs but i want to use a propper lcd screen for my PC. :)

Ive seen a few pictures of these diy projectors and they are amazing.

muchspl2
02-06-2004, 02:29 PM
white wall sucks compared to a propper screen
trust me