Take a look at the Hisense projectors to get an idea of how far they’ve come. If I recall correctly, it’s Hisense that is challenging OLED picture quality with non-OLED kit. Laser TVs is their branding, i think. Something to consider if/when you want to make a change.
Yeah both of my current projectors are laser, super bright and like 25,000 hours of "lamp" life.
Last thing regarding projectors, here's a pic of Cyberpunk on PS5 on my laser projector again taken from my couch. It's not OLED levels of HDR. but it's pretty dang good.
What PJ and screen are you using out of curiosity?
The screen is just a super basic standard gain screen. I can't even remember the name. That projector is the Optoma UHZ50.
I purchased an Integra 6 disc changer in 2022. No problems yet. Integra is an Onyko sister brand.
They work well in a moderately sized space, but they’ve got the output to fill a larger room. They’re pretty confident down to at least 40hz but the deep bass sounds best with some sound reinforcement from a wall or corner. I currently have a sub with them, but they certainly don’t scream out for it and I was running them for nearly a year without.
Have you ever compared them to the Cornwall IV?
I had them in a 10’ x 10’ x 8’(ceiling) room and have chased the sound since I let them go. Mine were Forte III’s, but same principle. I have no doubt they would have liked more space, but they sounded absolutely amazing in my room.
What's wrong with the 2700? What are you missing with it?
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