You’ve
finally stepped up and decided to take that next step into the home theater Big
Boy club; you’ve made the decision to abandon that weak-sauce, girly-man flat
panel display and go with a strong-like-bull front projector! First things
first…bring it in. We gotta hug this thing out. Congratulations!
So,
now that you’ve made this momentous decision you’re probably all, “What the
hell? How do I turn this madness into a reality?Here’s everything you need to
know about installing your new front projector! 
Screen
Size
The
only thing we’re interested in here is the screen size. And by size I mean the
width, because it is the screen’s width that is going to determine the throw
distance and installation location of the projector. For the sake of math
simplicity, let’s just assume that you are going to use a screen that has a
100-inch width (which would be 115-inches diagonal and 56-inches high for a
16×9 screen).
Throw
Distance
Throw
distance refers to the distance from a projector’s lens to the screen – every
projector has one. Fortunately, most modern projectors have a pretty
install-friendly throw distance, enabling them to work in nearly any room with
a large array of screen sizes.We suggest best Projection Distance: 1.5-2M; best
Projection Size: 49 to 80 inches, which can make you obtain best User
Experience
Cabling
If
you have a front projector, that will likely mean that you have a home theater
system and some kind of surround sound receiver or pre-amp/processor. Really,
you only need a single HDMi cable going to the projector as all of the video
switching and conversion will be done in your receiver.
Sound
For
perfect sound, we recommend customer connect an external speaker . Via the 3.5
mm headphone jack, or via the 3-In-1 audio& video port.
Now,
who’s hosting movie night first?
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