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QL3000 4K HDR High-Lumen 3LCD Laser Projector

Epson - QL3000 4K HDR High-Lumen 3LCD Laser Projector

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ProjectionHead • 5 months ago

We just put these two side by side the other day. The HDR performance of the QL with all of that power is really fantastic and makes it really versatile for when you do want to have the lights on, even with a reference white material. Is it overkill for a totally, always black, non reflective cave? Yeah probably, but you will have the ability to turn the lights up for the game, tv and other things in case you want your cave to be of a more multi purpose room. Feel free to DM me if you want to get into more details between the two.

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ProjectionHead • 3 months ago

JVC nz800 at that price for a dedicated room on a 120” image. If you really want a banging bright image with great HDR at the expense of the insane black levels of the JVC, the Epson QL3000 is a good option. There is also the Sony Bravia 8 which is a contender. I’d be happy to get into details about these or anything else if interested, DM me. https://www.projectorscreen.com/store/ProductCompare.aspx?itemids=147352,148618,148440

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rtota16 • 3 months ago

I was in a similar situation and went with a super high end projector. I did the Epson QL3000 and a 150 inch slate Screen Innovations zero edge screen and I’m blown away by it. It’s super bright with great contrast and colors and pretty good black levels as well. I have a 77 inch C4 downstairs and you can’t really tell a difference between the two when you’re at like a 10 feet viewing distance for the projector or unless I’m watching the extract same thing and run up and down the stairs to see the difference and it’s still very minimal. If you’re spending 20k for the LG oled at 100 inches I would only do it if that’s all yo it space allows but even then I don’t think it is worth it. Much better off getting one of the 5k 110 inch TVs and dumping tons of money into room treatment and sound system. But if you can have an oversized screen like 130+ then the projector is hands down the way to go

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rtota16 • 3 months ago

Epson QL3000 with Screen Innocations 150 inch zero edge slate screen. I just got this myself and it’s incredible

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rtota16 • 28 days ago

That Sony is a 28k projector so if you can get it in good shape with low hours for that price that’s a pretty good deal. I recently did a home theater and was between the QB1000 and the QL3000 and went with the QL3000 for the brightness and sharp image. Iv heard that comparatively epsons have better image quality to their tiered counterparts but that Sony projector is a tier or two above the qb1000. One thing to consider tho is the Epsons are a lot better for gaming so if that’s a big usage then definitly not any JVCs. The Sony is decent but doesn’t support 4k 120

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TXAVGUY2021 • 8 months ago

If you are considering the Sony 5000, you should really consider the Epson QL3000. I have seen the Sony and the Epson side by side, matching Stewart screens playing the same scene at the same time from Zero Dark Thirty. The helicopter is there on the Epson and is flipping invisible on the Sony. The sports in the Epson absolutely positively obliterate the Sony. The difference was astounding. I have an LS11000. I hate it so I went into this skeptical, but gawdddd damn the QL3000 is on my wish list.

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TXAVGUY2021 • 3 months ago

I would say the Epson. I have the ls11000, about to upgrade to the QL3000. The QB1000 will give you the lumens you need for your living room. You say you'll mostly watch at night, but I promise, as I have mine in my living room as well with a shit ton of ambient light, you will use it a lot, and a lot more during the day than you'd expect. That Sony is going to struggle in ambient light conditions...the Jvc should as well, but I am not totally familiar with it's lumen specs.

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Dogmeat2013 • 18 days ago

Yep on a high end Epson 4K HDR LCD projector at 120 inches Looks so damn good.

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