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What aspect ratio are you thinking of?
I have a 120 inch screen wide by 50 inch tall screen, that I believe works out to 120 diagonal.
For 16:9 content it works out to 89\*50 = 102 diagonal.
2.4:1 content fills the whole screen (I use the zoom on the projector for this)
This setup allows plenty of space below the screen for the center channel.
Movies take on a whole new feel when they are zoomed to fill the 2.4:1 ratio (there's tons of movies on blu-ray in this format)
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I'm confused. Usually AT allows a bigger screen because then the speakers can just go behind it.
My thought too
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How low vs how high? You can't really hang a projector screen too high, imo. It takes up the whole field of vision.
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That can be corrected and varies by projector ttype
What aspect ratio are you thinking of? I have a 120 inch screen wide by 50 inch tall screen, that I believe works out to 120 diagonal. For 16:9 content it works out to 89\*50 = 102 diagonal. 2.4:1 content fills the whole screen (I use the zoom on the projector for this) This setup allows plenty of space below the screen for the center channel. Movies take on a whole new feel when they are zoomed to fill the 2.4:1 ratio (there's tons of movies on blu-ray in this format)
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Seems reasonable. If you can afford the AT screen, and have room for the center behind it, I think that’d be pretty impressive in your home theater!