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Tell Me About the Aeon Acoustically Transparent Projector Screen

by on October 13, 2017 with No Comments

Here is a QA covering what an acoustically transparent Screen is and how it is useful to what the customer is trying to do.

 

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*The discussion below is based on actual chat transcripts with the omission of any personal/confidential material to protect the customer’s privacy. An example in this case is to change the contact’s identification name/number to “Customer” or a generic name.

 

Transcripts:

  • [18:08] Tim: Hi guys, looking for an acoustically transparent 130″ screen.
  • [18:09]        Johnny: has joined the conversation
  • [18:09]        Johnny: sure does this need to be motorized?
  • [18:09]        Johnny: or fixed frame screen?
  • [18:09] Tim: nope.. fixed wall.. I think I like the Aeon series..
  • [18:10]        Johnny: For the Aeon we have a 135″ diagonal
  • [18:10]        Johnny: which is model AR135H2-AUHD
  • [18:12] Tim: this is my first screen. What will that do if the screen is larger? Does that throw off the overall size of the picture?
  • [18:12] Tim: Also, is the audio transparent really that necessary for the center channel to be behind it? What would the loss be?
  • [18:13]        Johnny: There is minimal attenuation. Your ears will not detect the difference.  It also does not affect picture quality.
  • [18:15]        Johnny: If  the speaker is going to be behind the material, the acoustic material is needed because a regular projection material will muffle your sound.
  • [18:15] Tim: The projector is the Epson 504UB.. it’s sitting roughly 13’=14′ away.. ceiling
  • [18:17]        Johnny: for a 135″ the screen calculator https://elitescreens.com/front/front/cms/slug/screen-calculator  recommends a throw distance of 18′.
  • [18:19] Tim: ooofff.. that may be too far back. Or would it be better to shrink the screen?
  • [18:19]        Johnny: I recommend either selecting a smaller screen or contacting Epson to see how adjustable the throw sizes are.  You may be able to adjust your projector lens and keep the larger size.
  • [18:21] Tim: ok, the logistically I have a hallway after 15′ back.. that’s why I was asking about the 26′.. 18′ would be directly in the center of the hall..
  • [18:21]        Johnny: I see
  • [18:21] Tim: what’s the next smaller screen?
  • [18:21]        Johnny: for a 120″ it recommends 16′
  • [18:24] Tim: alright, so 18′ is the sweet spot then. That will be a 130″ screen. I do not see that model number when I search on the screen size page.
  • [18:25] Tim: err,, 135″ screen
  • [18:25]        Johnny: you can see from this link here:
  • [18:25]        Johnny: https://elitescreens.com/front/front/productdetail/product/360
  • [18:29] Tim: I think we’re good for now.. Thank you!
  • [18:31] Tim: Where do I find pricing for the AR135H2-AUHD
  • [18:33]        Johnny: It is on our shop site is $849 with free shipping. You may search the model on your search engine to obtain a list of dealers with their individual pricing.
  • [18:33]        Johnny: http://shop.elitescreens.com/aeon.aspx
  • [18:34] Tim: Thank you!
  • [18:35]        Johnny: My pleasure, thank you for choosing Elite Screens.
Link: http://elitescreens.com/front/front/cms/slug/request-a-call-back
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