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AnalogRocks
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| Posted: Sun Nov 06, 2022 2:34 pm Post subject: Oldie but a goodie - ECP2000 |
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kal
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AnalogRocks
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I'd love to have it just for the 80's aesthetic but too many already. Plus I have an ECP4500 with ACON
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Looks cool
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virusc
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I have never seen one of these working. How do they look? Better than a ECP3100? Figure it could not be that great or they would of made more of these.
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virusc
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Kal. With all respect I do not think it is this simple to compare a ECP2000 to a normal 3 lense FP-CRT . The lenses system is different from all other projectors and it has that prism/matrix that adds to the light path. I bet no one has seen a good condition one of these in action since the early 1990's. The specs I agree are what they are but I bet due to the prism and lenses it looks different. The prism I bet also yellowed and/or the liquid coupling has not aged well in these. Has anyone actually seen one of these working? I have seen a few of these on the broken pile at work back in the day but I never got one working to see. I got the impression that it was rare and did not take off for a reason. That reason was either cost or performance or both.
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AnalogRocks
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I would love to see this used in a video as a space ship. My inner child is showing through 
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Tim in Phoenix
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Guys
40% light loss in dichroic mirror assembly. And a screaming nightmare trying to change a picture tube. Been there......
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AnalogRocks
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Still a lovely piece. Hmmmmmm...
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