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Old 05-02-2012, 09:05 PM
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Congrats on your new Runco. Let us know what you think. Did they say what kind of light output you can expect? What size screen are you using? I have been looking at the Runco LS-10i, so I am kind of in the market...

Cheers,
Jim

Thanks. I'm expecting better light output on the LS-3 vs. the RS-900. Runco's own specs suggest about 50-100% brighter. With notably higher contrast. I'll know soon enough.

I am using a 100" diagonal Stewart Firehawk G3 screen. From about 13.5 feet.


The LS-10i looks quite impressive. 3 chip and serious light output. Plus a host of technologies/calibration tools.
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Thanks. I'm expecting better light output on the LS-3 vs. the RS-900. Runco's own specs suggest about 50-100% brighter. With notably higher contrast. I'll know soon enough.

I am using a 100" diagonal Stewart Firehawk G3 screen. From about 13.5 feet.


The LS-10i looks quite impressive. 3 chip and serious light output. Plus a host of technologies/calibration tools.
Looking forward to hearing your review on this projector....

Again, Congrats!
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Old 05-22-2012, 10:43 AM
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An update:

The projector went in a little over a week ago. Pictures are attached (including one from before for comparison). I also replaced a bookshelf diffusor with a real diffusor (love the results of this).

Very initial observations. This has not been ISF calibrated yet, waiting to burn in the bulb a bit. Comparison is to the RS-900.

* The light output is excellent. The whites pop better than the RS-900.
* Black levels and contract are definitely improved. I really like the blacks on the LS-3.
* Colors look quite good. I've not really noticed any difference here.
* Details/Sharpness - The LS-3 seems to be somewhat less forgiving of lesser sources. Really good sources (like Blu-Ray) look very good. Others less so.

So my initial impression is that this projector, at half the price of the RS-900, offers as good or better performance. Quite nice.








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