What the max amount of money you all would spend on a 120" screen ?

[ng4ever]

I know everyone is different with this.

 

[Dreamerbydesign]

Precisely $0

 

[GoldenTiger]

This is way too broad of a question to answer.

 

[ng4ever]

This is way too broad of a question to answer.

Ok fine pull down or rise up screen.

 

[ng4ever]

Looking at this http://www.vividstormscreens.com/display/295459.html

Don't think it would be worth it though sense it won't fit anywhere after it is put away.

 

[J Macker]

probably around $2500 is the max I'd go. I'd want acoustically transparent and amazing picture quality.

 

[Bowman15]

Looking at this http://www.vividstormscreens.com/display/295459.html

Don't think it would be worth it though sense it won't fit anywhere after it is put away.

So does that thing cost as much as a projector to display the picture?

 

[cyclone3d]

So does that thing cost as much as a projector to display the picture?

You could just click the where to buy tab and go to Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/stores/node/19406984011

 

[Zepher]

$0, just shooting at the wall

The shiny bits are where I just painted over the area that had the TV mount.
I also made the image smaller to clear my speakers and shifted it over so it's not so offset from the speakers.

 

[Zepher]

If I do end up getting a screen, I might go with this one,
Amazon.com: Delux Screens (US Based) 120 inch 4K/8K Ultra HDR Projector Screen Active 3D Ready 6 Piece Fixed Frame Home Theater Movie Projection Screen PVC Matte White Velvet Border 120", 16:9: Electronics

 

[grifter_66]

I paid $120 for my Elite Screen tab tension pulldown.

 

[Zepher]

turned off all the lights,

 

[mnewxcv]

I paid $30 for my 110 inch and I'm happy with it. I guess it's all relative. Looks sharper and brighter than the local movie theaters.

 

[Bowman15]

You could just click the where to buy tab and go to Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/stores/node/19406984011

I could but I didn't start the thread so it wasn't worth the effort but if I did would give the cost if asked...but hey, you do you.

 

[Jester1550]

$7k is a bit much for my blood, but heck it's 20% off so might be worth it to someone...

Personally, I spent maybe $120 on mine. 30ish on the frame and 90ish on the screen from Carl's place.

 

[swingdjted]

My wife once damaged our garage door with her car. The replacement door ended up being around $1200 since it was insulated to keep in heat and was big enough for two trucks to get through one door. Granted, I'm using a 1024*768 projector that's further reduced due to the movie being in widescreen, further degraded by my old cell phone camera that couldn't take pictures in the dark... It looks low quality in the picture but is actually much better in real life, plus when I borrow a HD projector, it looks amazing.