STR-169150-G Silver Ticket 150" Diagonal 16:9 HDTV (6 Piece Fixed Frame) Projector Screen Grey Material

Can I marry this screen?

I just replaced my 120" da-lite pull down screen with this... it took about 30 minutes to put together, and it is incredibly awesome. Just grey enough to make the blacks deep, deep black. Using with a short-throw projector, which is the bomb.... here's a link to the projector:

http://www.amazon.com/BenQ-W1070-1080P-Theater-Projector/dp/B00A2T6X0K/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1397675632&sr=8-1&keywords=beng+st1080

With this projector, the projector only needs to be about 8 feet from the screen to fill the 150" screen.... and you cannot make out pixels, 3d is amazing, video games are amazing.

Buy both, you won't go wrong. The black velvet frame on this makes this look ultra-luxe.

Jaw dropping customer service
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I just received the screen a couple of days ago. It's definitely a quality product and clearly someone with experience in setting up home theater's designed it. Despite what others have said, this thing is a piece of cake to install. More specifically, someone said that it doesn't slide easily after it's mounted - that person just didn't hang it right because when it's done right, it slides back and forth effortlessly, especially with one person pulling and one pushing. Super smooth. As long as you have a nice open floor to build the frame on, it's actually very simple and intuitive. You do have to do a bit of tugging on the last few tensioners, and as my father always said you "stop right before it breaks" or so it feels. But it doesn't, and it's tight and flat. The hardest part is the center support bar, that takes a little finesse. Or more like brute force. Just alternate each end a...

High value compared to the cost. Can't miss with this screen.

Extremely easy to assemble, if you ever put anything together you really do not need the instructions. For those of you that have been using a plain white wall for your projector, once you try this screen you will then know what you are missing. The depth of the picture along with the color saturation and the eye popping 3D will be well worth the price. I highly recommend the additional cost of this screen to complete your video system.

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