Stewart Filmscreen FireHawk 100"
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| Ships from | New York, NY, 10011 |
| Ships to | United States |
| Package dimensions | unspecified |
| Shipping carrier | Local pickup only |
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Local pick-up only. A 100" Stewart Firehawk screen with fixed, black velvet frame. At a glance, frame and material in great condition. But when bright daylight hits the screen, you can see light watermarks in several places. I bought the screen years ago from someone locally, and only noticed the marks weeks later when daylight hit the screen. They are NOT noticeable in the video image. I will also throw in a free Epson HC4900 (1080P) projector. Works well, relatively new bulb, but some banding (image fade) on left side of image (about 3"). This is remedied by simply zooming image 3" beyond the screen.
Bottom line, this is for someone who wants to put up an A/V system on the cheap. Especially if you have a basement with blackout conditions, you'll be amazed at the image, and all for $210. If interested, I'll also throw in a 50' HDMI cable. Must be collected by June 27. Thank you for your consideration!
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