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Ridebreck
Joined: 08 Mar 2006
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Location: Colorado Springs, CO
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Perhaps it's bacause I've been away for a while, but what's with all the damned attitude? Talk about someone tooting their own horn...
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Brian Hampton
Joined: 22 Apr 2006
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netwerkjohn,
I think newer LCOS pj's are significantly better than the Ruby and the Ruby bulb is $800 vs the newer pj bulbs that are $250.
Newer LCOS pj's actually let you adjust panel convergence and have built in processing for animorphic lens setups.
I would replace the Ruby instead of changing it's bulb based on that. (But,... I only go by what I've read on the subject.)
-Brian
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Brian Hampton
Joined: 22 Apr 2006
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netwerkjohn,
I think newer LCOS pj's are significantly better than the Ruby and the Ruby bulb is $800 vs the newer pj bulbs that are $250.
Newer LCOS pj's actually let you adjust panel convergence and have built in processing for animorphic lens setups.
I would replace the Ruby instead of changing it's bulb based on that. (But,... I only go by what I've read on the subject.)
-Brian
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