screen advice

[owain_thomas]

I'm helping my dad build a home cinema in his house, he's probably going to be getting a sanyo z2, which will be shining onto a nice manual drop down screen. The question is which one? Here's some details:

Needs to be between about 92" and 106"

Obviously needs to be a 16:9 screen, black borders and an extra wide top border to drop it down from the ceiling a bit.

Will be viewed in a nice dark room.

What do people recommend given these things, I've seen a draper screen for about £210, is this a decent screen or are there others around a similar price which would be better.

TIA
Owain

[Kramer]

Projecta Procinema.

Extra large "drop" & good screens IMO.

Bit more than the Drapers though but.......

;)

[Bristol Pete]

a look at the Granview range at

www.intoav.com

Very, very good da-lite copies.

I have one it has been fine since day one.

Cap:)

[markbro]

Originally posted by Captain Benefit
a look at the Granview range at

www.intoav.com

Very, very good da-lite copies.

I have one it has been fine since day one.

Cap:)

How long is "since day one", just to get some idea of wrinkle free life so far? I'm trying to decide on a screen for imminent Z2 :god: and the 7Ft. Grandview is guaranteed wrinkle-free. Possibly the manual would be best (for me) so then I could adjust its lower position for 16:9 or 2.35:1 etc.. and its also less than half the price of the electric one.

Thanks, Mark

[Bristol Pete]

using it for six months now and its totally wrinkle free.

Cap:)