Cinema Room

hbxutd

Hi lads,
Recently purchased Pioneer A/V kit & bluray cinema gear from ye during the clearout.

Planning on making my attic a cinema room & debating whether to go with a HD type projector plus dropdown 100" remote display for 1500/2k or to plunge for a 52" tv (or bigger).

Do ye do any projectors you could recommend or care to make an arguement for a top end tv?

Richersounds.ie: Ashley

Hi Hbxutd

Well the Richer Sounds guys are the best folks to direct your Projector questions to.

Wellll a 52" TV will be smaller...

If you have the space and this is going to be a light controlled dedicated Home Cinema room and not your primary means of watching TV then i'd say go with a projector and screen - that will be great....as much as I'd love to sell you a 52PFL8605H TV for €2499.99:)

If its going to be your primary means of TV watching then give thought to a proper TV - easier to live with on a day to day basis and potentially better image quality - a projector will really show up standard low quality SKY and UPC broadcast when projected onto a 100" screen.

Speak with Kenny or Dave in RS - they'll guide you no worries

Oh when it your Home Cinema room is done, invite us around for a movie and we'll bring the beer....


atb
Ash

Richersounds.ie: John

hbxutd wrote: »

Hi lads,
Recently purchased Pioneer A/V kit & bluray cinema gear from ye during the clearout.

Planning on making my attic a cinema room & debating whether to go with a HD type projector plus dropdown 100" remote display for 1500/2k or to plunge for a 52" tv (or bigger).

Do ye do any projectors you could recommend or care to make an arguement for a top end tv?

HBX,

apologies for the delay getting back to you.

If you want a really large image then of course the way forward is a large screen & projector - this is of course gerat for sports and big movie events - however as I'm sure you are aware quality will be a little compromised for daytime viewing and critical viewing over a decent full HD large screen TV.

On the projector front we have the Optoma HD20 projector at £899.95 and the Infocus IN80 at £1199.95 - however we have also just received the new LG 60PK590 which we can do at £1599 delivered - it really does deliver a cinematic experience for a reasonable(ish) price!

Keep me posted if any of thes e suggestions are interesting and again apologies for the delay getting back to you.

ATVB,

John Mc & Crew

hbxutd

Thanks lads, swayed towards the Lg (if the price can be worked on )

Decision will be made in a week or so, whats the stock level like?

hbxutd

Ok lads,
Almost finished the house & hate trawling through various shops shops looking for deals so.........

Whats the best price on the 60" Lg bearing in mind;
http://www.saverstore.com/product/20047156/28043480/LG-Infinia-60PK590-60-Plasma-TV

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/B003FMSIWM/ref=asc_df_B003FMSIWM658024?ie=UTF8&condition=new&tag=geizhals07-21&creative=7978&creativeASIN=B003FMSIWM&linkCode=asm



Plus a LG 47" 47lh3000
http://www.richersounds.com/product/lcd-tv/lg/47lh3000/lg-47lh3000


Also' why is it HD ready on your site & Full HD on Amazon??
http://www.amazon.co.uk/LG-47LH3000-47-inch-Widescreen-Freeview/dp/B001V5ISQG/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&m=A2EKTRM2F5T1MD&s=generic&qid=1274451988&sr=1-3




........plus a LG 22" M227WD
http://www.richersounds.com/product/lcd-tv/lg/m227wd/lg-m227wd


That'll all go nicely with the Pioneer A/V & bluray I bought a while back, if the price is right

Richersounds.ie: John

hbxutd wrote: »

Thanks lads, swayed towards the Lg (if the price can be worked on )

Decision will be made in a week or so, whats the stock level like?

HBx,

apologies for the delay getting back to you - the 60PK590 is in stock (It's really beautiful - I was playing with it yesterday and it looks really sexy - I just cannot believe how slim it is for a 60" Plasma) The best Boardie price I could do is £1479.95

hbxutd wrote: »

Also' why is it HD ready on your site & Full HD on Amazon??

http://www.amazon.co.uk/LG-47LH3000-...4451988&sr=1-3
16-05-2010 22:17 ?

This model is £599.95 and is also available from stock and yep you are correct - it's full 1080P HD. (but it's not a patch on the 590).


Thanks again and please keep me posted if we can assist,

Best regards,

John Mc & Crew

hbxutd

John, see edit...your too quick for a Friday.

590 is for a sitting room, 60" for cinema room & 22" for CCTV.
I also have a living room thats crying out for an Ambilight but budget at the minute is a bit stretched :rolleyes:

Richersounds.ie: John

hbxutd wrote: »

John, see edit...your too quick for a Friday.

590 is for a sitting room, 60" for cinema room & 22" for CCTV.
I also have a living room thats crying out for an Ambilight but budget at the minute is a bit stretched :rolleyes:

OK Hbx,

I have checked out the competition and Amazon don't deliver to Ireland, Saverstore are charging £145 for delivery of the 60" to the South so we are still cheaper - here is a composite price for the bundle...

M227
47LH3000
60PK590
£2159.95 for the three.

ATB,

John Mc

Richersounds.ie: Ashley

Hi Hbuxtd

have a gander at these -
http://www.philipsshop.ie/lightingpage.htm

These are our LivingColour range of LED Ambient lights - very cool they are as well.

A great way of creating a nice lighting effect in your Home Cinema room.

I personally have one of the Mini Living Colours positioned behind a small TV in a beadroom at home it gives really nice effect when watching TV at night, dont need anyother light on in the room.

Might be something to consider for your room.
i have them all on demo in The Philips Shop.

Cheers
Ash