Steve994
Novice Member
I am building a home theatre in my living room.
Here are the no compromise items:
Screen: ALR Vividstorm 120" Drop Down
Speakers: Sonos Arc, Base, 2 SL one.
Now for the projector:
The room requires it to be mounted on the ceiling. I've obsessively measured and the room layout makes it too tight even as an UST on the ground, Plus little kid on the way, cat and dog. Out of reach is nice.
Movies are the intended use and to hook my laptop up to it to stream is l would say a must over getting a fire stick etc. I eventually would like to cough* t*rrent movies onto it. It may not get the 4k but I have a ps5 coming soon so that can definitely handle it.
I'm looking for something that has excellent picture quality, native 4k. I don't care about internal speakers since I'll be using Sonos.
So to wrap up,
Ceiling mount capable
Native 4k
Low laser noise
Doesn't need good internal speakers
HDMI arc
Low game lag
(Budget 4k)
Thinking about Vava, I've changed my mind about Samgsung Premier. Maybe the BenQ but not sure about the IO capabilities.
Any thoughts?
Here are the no compromise items:
Screen: ALR Vividstorm 120" Drop Down
Speakers: Sonos Arc, Base, 2 SL one.
Now for the projector:
The room requires it to be mounted on the ceiling. I've obsessively measured and the room layout makes it too tight even as an UST on the ground, Plus little kid on the way, cat and dog. Out of reach is nice.
Movies are the intended use and to hook my laptop up to it to stream is l would say a must over getting a fire stick etc. I eventually would like to cough* t*rrent movies onto it. It may not get the 4k but I have a ps5 coming soon so that can definitely handle it.
I'm looking for something that has excellent picture quality, native 4k. I don't care about internal speakers since I'll be using Sonos.
So to wrap up,
Ceiling mount capable
Native 4k
Low laser noise
Doesn't need good internal speakers
HDMI arc
Low game lag
(Budget 4k)
Thinking about Vava, I've changed my mind about Samgsung Premier. Maybe the BenQ but not sure about the IO capabilities.
Any thoughts?