Product: QuickStand 5-Second Series Website: www.audiogurus.com Reviewer: Clint DeBoer When the QuickStand 5-Second Projection Screen was announced late last year, I knew this was our solution. The QuickStand 5-second series takes the original QuickStand concept and adds even more functionality, resulting in a free-standing “pull-up” stage projection screen that can be taken up and down in—you guessed it—under…
By Mike Rollet, June, 2010 Elite Screens has developed a reputation for providing low-cost solutions for a multitude of projection screen needs. This includes manual and electric pull-down screens of a variety of shapes and sizes, as well as fixed frame, whiteboard and portable screens. Not stopping there, Elite Screens determined that there are conference…
After trying out the Elite Screen series of projection screens in the fall of 2007 (as reviewed in Mobile Beat #112, January 2008), and using it several times at large outdoor events such as movie showings, we decided that we needed to bring out a truly big screen at our video dance parties. …
Sound&Vision AcousticPro1080 Review Sound&Vision Private Screening: Do video projection screens really make a difference? By Brent Butterworth, June 2009
12/26/2008 – Ross Jones, hometheaterhifi.com Affordable Projectors for Non-Dedicated Home Theater Rooms – Mitsubishi HC5500 & Elite Cinema Screen Introduction I am continuing my journey into the world of affordable front projector systems, with a special emphasis on systems that are suitable for multi-use rooms. My first foray, the Sanyo PLV-Z2000, was a success. But…
Elite Screens Home Series Electric Screen 100IWH by Canada HiFi Every movie buff dreams of a dedicated home theatre room with a projector and a big screen. The reality is that not everyone can afford the luxury of a dedicated home theatre room. In fact most of us can’t, so we set up home theatres…
Project: Home theater Magazine Review: Elite Screens Home2 Electric projection screen April, 2008 By Adrienne Maxwell What’s keeping you from taking the front-projection plunge? Is it a belief that projection systems are still only for the rich and famous, consisting of $15,000 projectors, movie-theater-sized screens, and elaborate masking systems, controlled by advanced touchpanels?
hometheaterrreview.com Elite Screens CineTension2 Electric Projection Screen Reviewed October 27, 2008 It’s not too difficult to find affordable fixed screens from a variety of manufacturers and in an abundance of styles these days. It seems even the big-ticket brands are offering some sort of entry-level product to bring new customers into the fold. The same…
August 19, 2008 By: Andrew Robinson – Reviewer’s System Elite Screen’s Kestrel Series is a fully electric, floor-mounted (or rising upwards vs. down) front-projection screen for applications where a traditional drop-down or permanently fixed screen is out of the question. It comes standard in Elite’s own MaxWhite FG or fiberglass-backed surface for uniform picture…
engadgetHD -Review: Elite Screens intros mobile electric floor-rising Kestrel By Darren Murph The VMAX Plus3 may be just the thing for home theater builders looking to set it and forget it, but what about projectionists on the run? Elite Screens’ $2,199 Kestrel should be just the thing, as it comes in a highly portable package…