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**Bigscreen** · **09-13-08, 02:38 AM**

Hi! My name is Ron,and Wow, alot of really good info here! And hoping to find more.Have had my Home Theater for about 5 yrs. now and am planning a major upgrade this fall. My current system includes an Infocus LS110 Dlp projector,an Onkyo 7.1 surround system,Sony 720p upconvert dvd player. Will be purchasing a new Panasonic PT AE3000u LCD projector and a Panasonic DMP BD30K Blu-Ray player. And am really interested in the laminate screens everyone is raving about. Am looking to go as big as possible.Hopefully as large as 120". Help..........

**Sonnie** · **09-13-08, 02:52 AM**

Howdy Bigscreen and welcome to the Shack!

We hope you enjoy your stay...

Sonnie

**Mike P.** · **09-13-08, 07:49 AM**

Welcome to the Shack, Ron! Post your screen questions in the "Projector Screens | DIY Screens" forum and someone will help you out.

**nova** · **09-13-08, 11:42 AM**

Hello Ron, Welcome to the Shack.

**Bigscreen** · **09-13-08, 11:52 AM**

Thanks for the nice welcome guys, Bigscreen
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**Blaser** · **09-14-08, 02:39 PM**

Welcome Ron!

How big is your screen?

**thxgoon** · **09-14-08, 02:54 PM**

Hey Ron, welcome!

**Bigscreen** · **09-15-08, 10:44 AM**

Blaser, not very big right now,only 96" diag. Will go to 120"-135" with new projector & Blu-ray player in Oct.-Nov. Still haven't decided on which way to go for my new screen.Have been reading with great interest the thread about C&S spray on screen,I have the equipment for that. Thought about going with the others;electric,fixed,manual,etc. But also have read a lot of horror stories on all of the above

!Wow,decisions-decisions! The solid screens just might be the best bet though. DW laminate or FG by Wilsonart,no waves or real hotspotting if affixed to a decent substrate such as MDF.The only problem there is the weight factor and limited size (about 120"-124"diag.max).

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