Odyssey is quite right. Although we consider problems above say 500 Hz as no "room modes" anymore, but a problem of reflections and reverb, which is normally treated with acoustic material, it would be very fine if Meridian would include a "switchable" screen compensation feature for just the center channel (pure EQ could help).

However, I'm being realistic too. I have no experience with fixed pixel projectors, that make up already the majority of projectors, and their described "moiree" problems with microperf holes. If that holds true, only CRT projections, which is slowly phasing out, would be the customers of such a feature. Anybody with experience on fixed pixel projectors and microperf screens ? I can imagine that Dila with a fill rate of 93% or so could work well, which would increase the customer base.

[This message has been edited by Andreas (edited 03-01-2002).]

Cheers, Andreas
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