I mean there's nothing wrong with wood style or monotone color. But it just feels better when you use a different color or paint. But there is some wood builds that looks amazing

I completely agree.

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I have not seen any. However, I do want to admit that I am not the most sensitive to seeing rainbow effect.

@@in4kdaysaroundtheworld380 i’ll have to listen more to the speakers. Honestly, I typically use external sound. However, I did use the internal speakers when I connected it directly to the Xbox X. it sounded fine and was more than loud enough for me. But I wasn’t critically judging it. I was just trying to enjoy playing some games. Thing I’ll say for sure is it doesn’t sound like a typical projector.

@@Toid I assume most people will use an external soundsystem, but I'm not planing to. Im changing places so often, that I want to have as little separat electronics as possible. So I would be very happy about a bit more detailed sound review when possible. Thank you :)

@@mikebor11 I’ll have to get the dimensions of it. I like the Mars Pro 2, but it isn’t in the same league as this. The Mats pro only did 100% of rec 709 and its black floor was considerably higher. This dues 100% of rec2020 (more colors) and has better blacks. Life I said in the review, I haven’t seen a projector this good at this price point.

@@HurdRobert I’ll try to do a comparison video of it versus the Mars Pro 2 sometime

Sorry, no. The difference between 100 and 150" is absolutely massive. These also support 3D properly so if you're into that you'll get a much better experience. The brightness of course will be much higher on the TV's but these will still get pretty bright. VA panels also typically have massive amounts of motion blur - I much prefer gaming on 4k 60hz on DLP over 4k 120hz on my VA mini LED (U8K), the response time on VA is just too slow for that refresh rate - especially in dark areas - up to 32ms (equivalent to 30hz) in fact! Now if we were talking OLED then yes, 4k/120hz is amazing, I love playing games on my OLED (LG C2), but it's not as immersive as a larger screen.

@@tbob2224 I guess game changer to me means changing the actual game.. If you can get a 100 inch mini led TV now cheaper and with arguably a better picture then a 120 projector set (brightness/HDR/144hz) why bother going thru all the hassle? 5 years ago a 100inch tv with decent mini LED contrast was $15k+.. much more then a decent 4K projector.. Now if you got a decent 100 inch tv in the lounge are you really going to be bothered to stick a movie on in the cinema room? Or even build a cinema room for that matter??? Ours hardly gets used since we got a new 85inch.

@@harrythehawk I did not. I will say that I am not particularly sensitive to rainbow effect. But I did not experience either.

Big Thx for the Review🙏🏾

When Hisense launched their 100” TV, it had an MSRP of $10k but sold for $3-4k. Was it a $10k TV? Or a $3-4k TV?

I think i missed this one 😕 was it comparable to other 10k tv‘s this size ? I mean on paper the Valerien Visionmaster Max is was ahead of what the epson ls 12000b can do , or what AWOL Vision ltv-3500 can do 🤔

If the Details are right there is no need to sell it at this pricepoint

@@ramonlach1195 not true. epson ls12000b has i.e. native contrast of 4.800:1 and has laser dimming technology like EBL is laser dimming technology. VIsionMaster Max native contrast is >3k:1

@@HowDareYouu what projector compares to this at this price point that has optical zoom?

The viewsonic LX700-4k Rgb is the closest model I can think of. I really hope the AWOL team looks at supplying a 1.6x zoom model also.

@@nickdean468 you won’t be disappointed

I'll have to go back and check my measurements. But I too have an old JVC 1080p Dila the RS-46u. It is a great projector, but there really is no comparison between the two. The brightness, vibrancy and color output combined with the black floor on this Valerion has banished the JVC to the corner - looking for a new home. The Valerion just looks so much better and is much quieter. Sometimes, I think we focus too much on absolute black floor, while forgetting all the other features that make a great projector.

The black floor will depend on the screen size and brightness target. If you're targeting 100 nits for example (around 150" at the 1700 lumens another reviewer measured): Native: 100/2944 = 0.033 nits EBL: 100/12605 = 0.0079 nits With EBL you're looking at a black floor not far off of what you'd expect from JVC without FFTB.

What is FFTB?

@@kensingtonwick FFTB=Full Fade to Black

@@HurdRobert that gets me hot and heavy😂😂😂

@@bwatcsb9990 I’d encourage you to learn the graph. Is not hard and will tell considerably more than a flawed sound test over a highly compressed internet video ever will. Once you understand the graph, it’ll be much easier for you to know whether you’re getting a good or bad speaker before you even listen to it.

@@unknownspectre yes. I’m working on finishing the Atmos video this week. I also created a DIY polar response rig which I’ll have a video on. I have been just insanely busy this past month.

@@Toid patiently awaiting! I gifted my other atmos speakers to a friend for a bedroom setup (using as L/R, and he's AMAZED by them btw), so I'm looking forward to the next iteration. I actually passed up on buying DIYSG kits because I want to ACTUALLY DIY more speakers lol

@@alcatraznaur5754 I don’t have an ambient light rejecting screen for the style projector. Which you would most certainly want. So I wouldn’t really be able to tell you it’s daylight performance without one.

​@@Toidis it possible if you can display on wall and lights on please?

@@alcatraznaur5754 maybe in the Facebook group. But no projector is designed to be utilized in that manner. if you want to watch a projector with the lights on you should have an ambient light rejection screen. And most people would be going with an ultra short throw for that.

I understand, I was very skeptical about its performance as well. It genuinely surprised me.

There are no switching between xlr and rca, they just output at the same time.