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kincler

Audiophyte
Does somebody know those screens ?

webpage: adeoscreen com

Seems to be worth of buy, here in Poland I can have 113" for about 500$

Any opinions ?

Best regards
 
BMXTRIX

BMXTRIX

Audioholic Warlord
113" what? Here in the USA, I can have a Chevy for under $1,000... But, the year, make, model, mileage, etc. actually describe the car.

If it is a manual retractable screen for $500 you are paying to much.

If it's a non-velvet lined fixed frame screen, then it is, MAYBE, about average, but not something I would buy, or recommend.

If it is their Plano Velvet 113" 16:9 screen, then it is worth a try.

I've never heard of them, but most mid-level screens like this (Vutec/Carada for example) would be made in the USA and shipped locally to maintain quality.
 
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chadburger

Banned
Lets be a bit more accurate, there are $500 manual screens that are worth the cost when compared to cheaper ones you will notice the screens material is far thicker, far more sturdy and casts a much better image than a $200 model. You can pay less for a manual that in time will develope a wave or you can buy a premium once............you will pay $500 either way so do it once or break it into 2 screens.
I went through Dalite and Elite screens before I went to a Electric Tab Tensioned model. My father however bought a premium manual once and its still as great as new so trust me there is a difference. Sadly you do get what you pay for.
Ofourse this may be of no issue to you as I am just explaining manual screen experience over the past 4 years.
 

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