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I have seen the LPX-510 in action, and it is beautiful-- I was very impressed. Pricing seems to be in the $3600 range at the low end.
I have searched high and low both locally (Wichita, Kansas), regionally (Kansas City area), and even in places such as Manhattan NY. I cannot find a PLV-Z2 anywhere to witness in action. The stats look nearly the same as the LPX-510 (with the exception of total lumens), the reviews are stellar, and the price is tantalizing ($1600 at the low end). Is there anyone out there who has seen both projectors in action and can give me an opinion of whether an additional $2,000 outlay for the LPX-510 is really worth it? I'm not a videophile, but I do enjoy the big screen experience-- primarily intend watching DVDs and, occasionally, broadcast HD. I'd value some direct experience, here! Thank you in advance.
 
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While I do not have direct experience, the reviews from users on projectorcentral.com really indicate that the Yamaha, while producing an excellent image, isn't worth the extra cash. That really is exemplified in the review by the website of the pj itself.

They are very weak (as is this site) about just coming out and saying things like 'your money would be better spent elsewhere', but they come pretty darn close to saying that if you are going to do it yourself, you can do it for less money with other companies projectors.

PERHAPS: The new Panasonic AE-700 is about a month out, and is setting the new standard for Sanyo to match (which I imagine they will), so why not look at that one as well if you really want the best bang for your buck.

I am really thinking about upgrading to the new AE-700 or perhaps the new Sharp pj with the Mustang II DLP for under $5k.
 
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