Shootout! JVC DLA-NX5/RS1000 v Epson Pro Cinema LS12000. MWAVE 2022!

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Event details: midwestavexperience.com
BIG THANKS to @Youthman and RYAN from Ascend AV for putting this on! You guys killed it!
-JVC DLA-NX5/ RS1000 Home Theater Projector
DLA-NX5 D-ILA projector features 0.69-inch native 4K D-ILA device to produce high-definition native 4K resolution (4096 x 2160) images from its all-glass 65 mm diameter lens system. HDR10 content can be projected at optimum quality with Auto Tone Mapping function,which automatically adjusts settings based on the mastering information. Combining brightness of 1,800 lm with dynamic contrast ratio of 400,000:1, the projector reproduces life like images for latest contents like HDR10 and Hybrid Log Gamma. Original motion control technology Clear Motion Drive is renewed, and together with Motion Enhance which optimizes the driving of D-ILA device according to the motion of the image, motion blur is reduced significantly compared to conventional projectors.
Complies with the latest HDMI/HDCP 2.2 standard to enable full spec 4K signal input with 18Gbps transmission band-width (4K60P 4:4:4, 4K60P 4:2:2/36-bit, 4K24P 4:4:4/36-bit)
Light source: NSH 265 W lamp
Resolution: 4096 x 2160
Input connectors: HDMI x 2 (3D, Deep Color/HDCP 2.2)
Output and control connectors: RS-232C (D-sub 9pin) x 1, LAN (RJ-45) x 1, Trigger x 1 (Mini jack), 3D Sync x 1 (Mini-DIN 3pin)
3D formats: Frame Packing, Side-by-Side (Half), and Top and Bottom
New 0.69 inch 4K D-ILA (4096 x 2160) device x 3
High-definition display at 4K resolution (4096 x 2160)
17-element, 15-group all-glass 65mm diameter high-quality lens
Multiple Pixel Control image processor accurately reproduces images closer to the original
Exceptionally bright 1,800 lm means bright, high-resolution images
Deep Blacks are realized by a High Native Contrast Ratio of 40,000:1 (Dynamic Contrast Ratio 400,000:1)
Frame Adapt HDR* dynamically tone maps any HDR10 content frame-by-frame or scene-by-scene and automatically performs adjustment to achieve optimal images close to reality as seen by human eyes
As a part the Frame Adapt HDR, the projector offers improved gamma processing accuracy from 12- to 18-bit equivalent to reproduce smoother and finer gradation
New Theater Optimizer** function, which works in Frame Adapt HDR mode, offers optimum HDR images by analyzing usage environments using the screen size and gain information and intelligently adjusts tone mapping.
Auto Tone Mapping function automatically adjusts settings for optimum HDR10 image quality
For easy reproduction, the projector switches automatically to HDR picture mode when HDR10 signals are received
Display the MaxCLL and MaxFALL mastering data available for HDR content on some UHD Blu-ray discs
-Epson Pro Cinema LS12000 4K PRO-UHD Laser Projector
Epson® Pro Cinema Projectors have one goal - to faithfully reproduce the source material the way the artist intended. This single thought is what guided our Engineering Teams to develop a next-generation home theater projector. And what they came up with, could possibly be our best Pro Cinema Projector ever.
Introducing the Epson Pro Cinema LS12000 4K PRO-UHD®1 3-Chip 3LCD Laser Projector.
Utilizing an all-new Laser Array Light Source, the Pro Cinema LS12000 is capable of displaying a 4K picture on screen up to an astonishing 2,700 lumens for both color and white brightness2. And, when driven by a proprietary Epson ZX Picture Processor for powerful picture processing, the Pro Cinema LS12000 produces incredible brightness, color accuracy, and image detail to faithfully display all your content the way it was meant to be seen.
4K PRO-UHD1 Advanced Pixel-Shifting Technology
Precision Shift Glass Plate Technology
32-Bit Epson ZX Picture Processor
Laser Array Light Source
4K PRO-UHD1
Advanced pixel-shifting technology works in parallel with three individual high-definition LCD chips to produce an exceptionally sharp 4K picture without sacrificing picture brightness
High Picture Brightness
Impressive 2,700 lumens of color and 2,700 lumens of white brightness2 for an exceptional picture in virtually any theater environment - even in rooms with ambient light
Laser Array Light Source
True multi-array laser diodes produce an ideal light source to power the unique 3-Chip 3LCD Projector Engine for quick turn-on, incredible picture brightness, black contrast and color accuracy
Epson ZX Picture Processor

[@keepingupwiththejones2933]

Yes Youthman finally on the Dreamedia channel🔥🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥

[@redataoussi]

Finally reviews on the new jvc! Bought it from Japan the day they were announced and I’m soo pleased with the rs1100! Perfect

[@Dreamediaav]

Glad to hear your loving it! JVC is on top of their game. Thanks for watching! 😁

[@IceThatJaw]

I went with LS1200 because I am officially done with bulb projectors. I've changed 5 bulbs on 2 different projectors in the last 7ish years and I'm just done with it. But of course, JVC only releases a laser that costs $12,000 with taxes. I think it's smarter to spread that 12k over 4-5 years. Buy the Epson now and buy another $5K projector in 4-5 years when 8K is better supported, HDR has evolved, and Variable Refresh Rate is supported. At least that's what I plan to do.

[@jebo4jc]

Glad to see this team up

[@Dreamediaav]

Thanks for your support! 😁

[@donhensley403]

What a nice Collaboration.. Dream Media and Youthman

[@Dreamediaav]

Thanks Don! MWAVE 2022 was epic!

[@mahdikaza9043]

Very helpful Tanks I wish you the best

[@Dreamediaav]

We are glad to hear it helped. Thanks for watching! 😁

[@sumitagarwal3788]

Best in the business

[@Dreamediaav]

Thanks for your support! 😁

[@palanivelrajan8567]

What projector screen you are using in the demo?

[@oilman8889]

black levels look good on the left (jvc) throughout except the spider verse scene at 3.58. any reason behind this?

[@Wilkinsonj50]

What mode was the epson in? What laser brightness percentage etc?

[@Heimkinofan]

2:45 See the contrast difference between JVC and Epson. JVC is another world.

[@dbiagas210]

So glad I jumped on my nx5!!

[@Dreamediaav]

The NX5 is a great unit! Thanks for watching!

[@sirsmalls4565]

Those black levels are key for me!

[@Dreamediaav]

The JVCs are killing it!

[@Y0mAmA84]

Damn, those black levels won me over. I was saving for the ls12000, but i might have to find a NX7.

[@Dreamediaav]

JVC delivers! Thanks for watching!

[@Tilten]

I’ve had projectors for the last 20 years and black level has so far been most important when deciding what to buy. But since getting perfect black levels with OLED and the visual impact of HDR, black level is not the deciding factor anymore for projectors. I’ll probably get the LS12000.

[@joniscraacked2]

what's the screen they're using?

[@jorgebetancourt1561]

I've had an rs400 rs520 rs640 and now an nz8.. all these in 6 years they are truly amazing and even better with hdfury for dolby vision

[@wiseanime2875]

Hdfury?

[@jorgebetancourt1561]

@@wiseanime2875 look up hdfury and u can get dv in any projector.

[@roco9504]

I’d love to see these comparisons! 12000 vs 5000e vs nz7 , though the nz7 quite a jump, does it make it worth it? Next year I’m God willing doing a theater room so, I have time to figure out the best of those 3 for me. I know I’d want to use for ps5 gaming & normal SDR 16:9 tv watching. Due to the gaming part, it’s funny how the Sony projector the worst for the ps5 since no hdmi 2.1

[@Dreamediaav]

Stay tuned to the channel. We have those shootouts coming your way! Thanks for your support!

[@scotttild]

I would get the NZ7 in a second over those. Native projectors are clearly better.

[@whitigir5019]

5000es for me, it has better black and more natural contrast.

[@dubscee6472]

I follow you guys and Youthman all the time!!! I currently have the BenQ HT5550 and now I am not sure if I shouldve gotten the JVC instead!!! This is a great video thank you for doing this. Looking forward to see some more!!

[@demonreturns4336]

you always get what you can afford at the time you're deciding to buy my guy or else you'll get yourself financial trouble

[@dubscee6472]

@@paulrevere1479 thanks !!! :)

[@glofishvidz]

At 3:14 the projector on the left has a much darker black. I like it more

[@minervaathena1145]

From 2:40, two images are quite different. What causes the difference?

[@scotttild]

The JVC uses a native 4k chip, the LS 1200 uses pixel shifting to get to 4k. Which means it is not native. You can tell the difference with the black levels quite a bit and that's the main difference. With that said, the LS12000 is a very good projector from my research.

[@supercoolmunkee]

This was the collab I didn't know I needed but I did! Now do a collab with Chris Majestic! He did an amazing DIY home theater build, I highly recommend checking him out!

[@Dreamediaav]

Glad you liked it! We would love to do a collab with Chris Majestic as well! Thanks for your support!

[@djmeltdown65]

Black levels, true 4k, and dynamic tonemapping make the decision easy for me. Anyone serious about their home theater will have a PJ in a dedicated light controlled room, so the additional lumens from the Espon are a non-factor.

[@popcornbobGCC]

Youthman and Dream Media together? It's like the Home Theater Cinematic YouTubiverse or something!

[@Dreamediaav]

Yes! We are bringing you some amazing content. Thank you for your support! 😁

[@John-ok8ts]

Black levels are much better for JVC but the difference in sharpness between the two is also quite high. The LS12000 ironically looks like it's the one that is native 4K.

[@charless9279]

I thought the Epson was overall better, until it was revealed I assumed the RHS was the JVC

[@chrisramsey1049]

I was there and it was great event put on by Youthman and Ryan Carpentier from Ascend Audio. Lots of effort went into putting this on. I don't remember Dream Media actually sponsoring or providing equipment. Not hating but please be transparent on who actually put on the event.

[@Dreamediaav]

I’m not sure where the disconnect is but we did say multiple times that we were at the MWAVE event and not hosting the event. We always go to events hosted by others including CEDIA, CES, AXPONA, TOLA, ect. and create content to build up the event and promote Dreamedia and the products we sell. We were invited by Ryan and Youthman to the event so we showed up and made content just like we always do. We even pinned a comment in the videos thanking them for the invite and put their links in the description of the video. Thanks for watching!

[@ptroy72blue]

What about the new Awol vs the Epson ls12000

[@tiberiuskirk2052]

Interestingly the Epson had better intrascene contrast when there was a mix of bright and low objects on the screen. It'd be interesting to see the Epson paired with a HDFury Vertex2 to make use of LLDV and DTM, and see if the two projectors are then more evenly matched.

[@Dreamediaav]

BIG Thanks for Michael @youthman and Ryan w/Ascend AV for having us out to #MWAVE. This was amazing content. We hope everyone enjoys it! 😁 midwestavexperience.com kzbin.info

[@trishpipkins]

I know Michael and Ryan worked so hard putting this together. Great job @youthman!

[@SuperBloodyskull]

Having had an Epson 6050 previously and now a JVC NX5 to difference in blacks far outweigh whatever benefit you might get from the extra brightness with the LS12000 since it's blacks are only on par with the 6050. On top of that the HDR handling of the NX5 is only bettered by the likes of MadVR or a Lumagen so another reason to stick with JVC, there's a lot of bulbs in another $6K which is the difference to the NZ7 so I think I will keep the current projector. As for the benefits of OLED, I just couldn't live with the size of current OLEDs and to get the kind of size I am looking would require selling body parts I am still rather fond of. LOL

[@shaolin95]

JVC vs the Epson toy. Not even close

[@Dreamediaav]

JVC is the best for dedicated home theater. You just can’t beat those black levels! Thanks for commenting!

[@shaolin95]

@@Dreamediaav indeed...blacks and contrast seem to be king when it comes to people picking one projector over another during comparisons. Very interesting

[@scotttild]

@@shaolin95 I would say the Sony is even better with black levels then JVC. Its also not as noisy.

[@davo01BKK]

@@scotttild Hi Scott. Do you mean the new Sony 5000? Have you seen this in person to compare blacks? Thx

[@shaolin95]

@@scotttild LOL no is not, but you must be a Sony owner to make a claim NOBODY else will try since everyone know is not true.

[@user-js1ve9ko5e]

Very subjective and adds little or nothing to the debate. Take a lesson from TVSpro for real objective analysis when comparing projectors, which leads me to point out other technologies should have been included here with surprising results. Wish I had been able to respond much sooner but people coming into this now should be aware that this is not worth the effort to watch. (been involved in front projection for 24 years now).

[@kensingtonwick]

Epson looks good until large portions of the screen are black. And this is where it falls apart. JVC crushes the competition every single time.

[@microbiologycory10]

You can always fly first class…for 185% more $.

[@kensingtonwick]

@@microbiologycory10 I definitely hear you on that but I got a used jvc rs400u for $1350 and it kills my Epson 3800 that I paid $1900 for. I sold the Epson for $1500 and got the JVC.

[@rx7dude2006]

Epson crushes JVC in any motion scenes.

[@kensingtonwick]

My armchair with built in VCR runs game on that shit homie lol