When 92" just isn't big enough... my theatre remodel.

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Originally Posted by sonic_debauchery

If 3d was paramount to your new purchase, would you have still gotten the JVC? As i understand it the Epson 6020 is the best for 3d right now???

I believe I would have ended up in the JVC yes. I've wanted a new projector for a number of years now and the JVC was always on the wish list. I really really don't have a whole lot of use for 3D so I'm afraid I'm not very subjective when it comes to answering the question.

We have only tried to watch one 3D movie from beginning to end and that was Spiderman, we ended up switching back to 2D half way through as I was more annoyed with the whole experience than anything else, having to wear the glasses and not getting any benefit. Nothing at all to do with the quality of the 3D my projector can do, I just can't 'see' 3D, it is rather frustrating.

[flyinmunky99]

Can i ask where i can obtain that Leon poster? Cheers.

i found your earlier post. Going to see if i can track one down. I cant seem to find the Leon one anywhere?

[singhcr]

Originally Posted by Movie Man Don

Used 35mm equipment is dirt cheap right now. I can purchase equipment straight out of a movie theatre for half the price I paid for my 5010. Yep..the equipment is large and heavy so you've got to have the room. Truth is every time a BD is released on a title I own a 35mm print of, I SELL the film and buy the BD. I have tons of classic movie trailers on 35mm film that will never show up on a BD , old concession stand adverts, and many technicolor features (B movies) I suspect won't to be transferred to a disk. There are also a few 3D polarized titles that won't make it to BD. 35mm is not for everyone. You've got to have a passion for it!!
If anyone decides to get into the film business I can be a lot of help pointing them in the right direction. There is a warehouse full of used equipment here in Atlanta that's gonna wind up in the scrap yard sometime next year.

Hi Movie Man Don,

I tried sending you a PM but I was unable to do so, so I figured I'd write you here. Could you give me some info about 35mm projection and/or prints? I would be interested in learning more and possibly purchasing some equipment.

Please send me a PM.

Thanks!

Chris

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New addition to the Home Theatre today!

Spent the day in Toronto to visiting my sister and some friends with my girls, made a couple of stops.

First stop after lunch was at http://audiooasis.com/ to pick up a White Pro-Ject Debut Carbon. After some dinner I went to http://sonicboommusic.com/ to buy some new LP's.

Playing a little Pearl Jam now and loving it. I remember when Vitalogy was first released. I picked up my copy at a then relatively new record shop called HMV in Oakville. I had both the LP and CD in my hand at the time and put the LP back on the shelf. Now almost 20 years later I pick up the LP and it is like listening to it again for the first time. It always was my favourite PJ record and Nothingman is still my favourite PJ song.

[86surf]

A good collection of LP's is nice. My friend matt has a ton of old vintage vinyl.
A lot of old analog stuff sounds way better than digital at times.

[Midnight Rambler]

Originally Posted by 86surf

A lot of old analog stuff sounds way better than digital at times.

Amen. You should hear some of my Mobile Fidelity stuff, not to mention my half-speed masters. Wouldn't trade them for anything ...

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Well... shortly after getting my Turn Table my processor flaked out on me. I took it across the boarder for repair on March 1st and just picked it up today! Talk about major withdrawals but thankfully in time for Django.

While it was out for repair I did get a chance to build a home for my Turn Table. It isn't fully finished yet as I've got some painting and finishing work to do but is functional.





I had to blow the back out of one of my cupboards as they are not very deep at all, not much deeper than the short side of a blu-ray case.

I did some reading online about what makes a good shelf for a TT and read about these sand boxes people make and didn't want to get into that mess so I read about people suggesting granite slabs and I didn't want to get into that expense so finally I read the suggestion of a wooden chopping block. This was something I could get into.

I needed to put the thing on rails so I imagine I've compromised the benifits of using the chopping block but what can you do. After rigging up some supports for the rails I'm just about through.

Next addition to the theatre... acoustical treatments... one day.