what is the viewing distance ?

[jamjar]

About 9ft from 108" 2.35:1, just about right! Though a bit small for 1.85:1 content, absolutely gutted Avengers BluRay (and Avatar for that matter!) is completely gimped in this format.

WOW ! How much do you charge for enterance fee ? and do you give popcorn and fizzy drink with each film ?? lol great set up if i,m honest )

 

[shr3k_uk]

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Moving in 2 weeks . Will have separate room for Home cinema.

 

[jamjar]

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Moving in 2 weeks . Will have separate room for Home cinema.

Wow! now i,m very impressed ! dare i ask how much that cost ? and i,m worried about getting a 42 inch T.V ha! what make do you think out of Sony or LG ?

 

[mame]

I had a 42" and even though it was a good TV, I saw a 50" a few weeks later and wanted one for the next 3 years. then I bought a 51". I'd go bigger than that but the price really goes up past 50/51"

I think people are over-cautious with TV sizes in terms of going too big. Even a smallish living room is fine with a 50" TV. The only living rooms that can't take one are houses with a chimney breast that dictates where the TV goes and usually the furnature too. IE, you might be able to fit a 40" in the alcove made my the chimney breast but no bigger, and this is the only practical place to have the TV.

Just my opinion.

 

[shr3k_uk]

go for sony .Find them better in quality. Spent a lot of money( about 2k) ,and still need to invest .