Suggest A Projector And Screen

[Mar]

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I wouldn’t even know where to put a TV. Hang it beside bathroom door would make using bathroom awkward as fuck. Everywhere else there’s windows.

Rip out the bar? That’s too extreme. Get blackout blinds everywhere and have a motorized projector screen come down on the wall where the walkout door is? That’s really the only choice.

Got a pic of that wall?

[rage2]

Yea projector screen on that back door wall with all windows having black out blinds is your only option if you want a big screen. I’m assuming the other wall with windows is weirdly recessed so you can’t hang a big tv there. It’d be a weird position for a screen anyways, projector or TV. Centered you’d be watching on the stairs, and in the corner would be awkward and misaligned with the bar. Surround audio would be a pain in the ass as well on the side wall, more room on that back wall.

As a movie buff and wannabe videophile I’d hate to have that layout haha.

[Buster]

Roll down screens usually suck

[danno]

It’s going to suck getting the hdmi to the projector, from where ever the equipment is. Also the picture will be junk. Tv is the answer. What’s the budget anyway??

[Buster]

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It’s going to suck getting the hdmi to the projector, from where ever the equipment is. Also the picture will be junk. Tv is the answer. What’s the budget anyway??

yup, you have to spend decent money on a screen and projector to get a good image.

[ExtraSlow]

Budget mentioned in first post is $1500 to $2600 for entire setup.
That can get you a decent TV or a terrible projector and screen.

[danno]

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Budget mentioned in first post is $1500 to $2600 for entire setup.
That can get you a decent TV or a terrible projector and screen.

Ya and it’s $500 to get the plug and hdmi cable to the ceiling. Good luck.

[msommers]

I for one am excited to see the projector installed.