Category Projector Accessories and Mounts

Stop Wasting Time on a Ladder The Bottom Line: If you want a perfectly squared image without losing resolution to digital corrections, a micro-adjustment dial is the single most important accessory in your theater. Without it, you are doomed to…

The Bottom Line: Don’t Let a Glowing Border Kill Your Contrast If you have ever felt like your expensive 4k projectors are underperforming because the image looks a bit ‘washed out’ around the edges, the culprit probably isn’t the lens—it…

I’ve spent the better part of two decades obsessing over home theater aesthetics, and I’ve learned one painful truth: the ‘wow factor’ of a home cinema is often ruined not by poor contrast, but by visible clutter. When you spend…

If you are hunting for home theater deals, the screen is often an afterthought. Big mistake. I spent years messing with motorized roll-up models before finally committing to a permanent fixed frame. The bottom line? If you want the most…

I’ve spent the better part of a decade configuring home theaters in rooms that architects clearly didn’t design with high-end projection in mind. Vaulted ceilings are the ultimate test of patience for any DIYer. The Bottom Line Up Front: If…

The Absolute Bottom Line If you are setting up a home cinema, skipping the black backing on your projector screen is the fastest way to ruin your image quality. Without it, light bleeds through the fabric, hits the wall behind,…

The Stealth Aesthetic That Actually Works I am finally at a point where my living room does not look like a Best Buy warehouse. The Bottom Line Up Front is simple: hiding your projector inside a coffee table is the…

Bottom Line Up Front: If you want to keep your image crisp, the most important thing you can do is stop touching the lens. Most specialized coatings are destroyed by oils from your skin or abrasive ‘cleaning’ cloths. The only…