Reddit reviews Elite Screens Designer Cut Series, 135-inch 16:9, 8K / 4K Ultra HD Ambient Light Rejecting DIY Raw Projector Screen Material, True ALR Capable Projection Screen, ZRM-135H-CINEGREY3D
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135-inch Diagonal, 68. 0-inch H x 120. 0-inch W Viewing Size, 16: 9 HD Format Aspect Ratio, Overall Assembled Size: 68. 0-inch H x 120. 0-inch W.Screen Material: CineGrey 3D, Angular-Reflective Material with Ambient Light Rejecting Technology Features a 90° Viewing Angle with 1. 2 Gain. ISF Certified for Accurate Color and Range, 8K - 4K Ultra HD & Active 3D Ready and Polarized for Passive 3D. GREENGUARD and GREENGUARD GOLD UL 2818 Certified for Safety Indoor Emissions freeThis Raw, Pre-Cut Cloth Projector Screen Material is Perfect for Custom, Home Theater, and Budget-Friendly Applications. The Versatile Do-it-yourself Ambient Light Rejecting Projection Screen Material Comes Shipped in a Roll, Standard to Ensure a Wrinkle-Free Surface.The Designer Cut Series is Designed to be a Versatile Option for the Inspired Consumer. Using the Same High-End, Industry Grade Projection Materials from Elite Screens Products, the Designer Cut Series Allows Consumers to Apply the Projection Screen to be Displayed Anywhere.2-Year / 3-Year ENR-G, Manufactures by Elite Screens' an ISO9001 manufacturer since 2004 and Lifetime Tech Support by Email, Web Chat or Toll Free Phone Call by Elite's Professional Service Team.
gonna want them lower is the main thing. if possible bring the seating you are going to have into the room. sit down in it and measure to where your ears are from the ground and center appx on that. it will seem way too low, but you'll thank me. surround is specifically mixed to be played at ear level unless its a sub or a height speaker. might even consider raising the screen, or buying an acoustically transparent screen and putting the center behind it to keep all the speakers on the same level. it would have to be in-wall, which is tough with studs, but doable, or super low profile with a deepish screen for the latter, which your neck will thank me for. the absolute most important thing in surround is to put the speakers where they were when it was mixed which is at ear level and all even.
I have this one it works great.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000B7BRIQ?psc=1
Then when I want to go movie theater style I bought something like this. Mine is the 200x50 I hang it from my eaves on my house with an eyelet kit I bought. I can find the link for the one I have when I get home if you are interested.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01CX3AILC?psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/Elite-Screens-Designer-135-inch-ZRM-135H-CINEGREY3D/dp/B01CX3AILC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1501776763&sr=8-1&keywords=cinegrey+3d
I went with the 5d in my setup (a tinge pricier, but a bit more gain) and had done black widow in a previous house. Paint might be the right choice if it's a kinda non-permanent college situation though. You just gotta be really deliberate in mixing and rolling it on as the aluminum in the paint mix will exaggerate any imperfections in your painting or the wall you're painting on.
This stuff:
amazon link ?
Also have you noticed any issues with the slightly smaller viewing angle?
I'll message when I have all my dimensions! Thanks moldyeggos