Sim2 HT3000 1080p DLP video / home theatre projector

Fantastic opportunity to own our E-Demonstration Sim2 HT3000 projector. This is an HT3000 not an HT3000E which we believe has a better picture with virtually no rainbow effect that seems to affect the HT3000E. If you prefer, there is a free option here to upgrade the projector to the "E" specification at Sim2 by changing to the Unishape lamp technology and the latest colour wheel and software. 1920 x 1080 resolution from the carefully selected Texas DLP chip (Sim2 have access to premium DLP chip's for pixal perfect pictures). If you can get to our showroom in Berkshire we'll happily demonstrate how stunning the picture quality is largely due to the best optics in the business. approx 2/3 the cost of an HT3000 is invested in the optical path giving a much crisper image than competing DLP projectors. TECHNICAL STUFF: full 10-bit BrilliantColor processing by TI, 7-segment colour wheel , advanced colour management system, vertical lens shift. 0.95" 1920x1080 Dark chip 3 DLP® chipset by Texas Instruments Proprietary SIM2 ALPHAPATH™ light engine Contrast ratio >5000:1 (Native without iris - if you're making comparisons) 2 HDMI™ HDCP inputs. This immaculate ex-demonstration unit comes with a 12 month warranty and is little used. (We only demonstrate by appointment). To pre-empt any questions as to whether we ship abroad, the answer is YES !. Due to the high volume of enquiries we can only give estimates for shipping outside the UK. We accept credit cards in store (not over the phone for security reasons), cleared cheques, bank transfers and due to new E-bay rules we have to accept Paypal grudgingly as we've had a lot of hassle with it and they charge an extortionate percentage! Thanks for looking, we hope your buying experience with us is fun. www.hificinema.co.uk PRICE NEW £11,000 !

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On 28-Sep-09 at 11:33:23 BST, seller added the following information:

I forgot to mention, this projector has the standard T1 zoom lens giving a throw ratio of 1.5 to 2.0 : 1 (So for an 8' wide screen the projector would need to be between 12 and 16 feet away)

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On 29-Sep-09 at 14:02:14 BST, seller added the following information:

Only 141 hours logged on the original lamp. Standard lamp life 4000 hours ! This means the projector has only been switched on for 141 hours in its entire life.