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Sharp XV-Z10000
1 Reviews
rating  2 of 5
MSRP  6865.00
Description: <ul> <li>High Definition DLP Front Projector brings a superior image to your home theater.</li> <li>Native 720P High Definition Panel is compatible with 1080i and 720P signals.</li> <li>Switchable High Contrast/High Brightness Mode optimizes picture quality based on ambient light conditions.</li> <li>DVI with HDCP DVI with high definition content protection terminal ensures compatibility with next generation high definition set top boxes.</li> <li>CV-IC 2 Video Scaler Sharp’s proprietary 2nd generation video scaler circuitry up-converts standard signals to the native HD resolution of the projector.</li> </ul>


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Reviewed by:
vp16
(Casual Listener)

Review Date
October 22, 2003

Overall Rating
 2 of 5

Value Rating
 2 of 5

Used product for
1 to 3 months

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Price Paid:  $6500.00 from internet

Summary:
I purchased this projector 4 weeks ago and mounted it to my ceiling with no problems. The picture quality was very good and an excellent menu/navigation setup. The fan noise was more noticeable than the Marantz VP-12S2. Last week, I noticed one of the pixel in the middle of the screen was black and appeared malfunction. I called customer support and at first they said they'll fax information to ship the unit back to fix the problem. I waited and waited but no fax. I called again and now customer support said they had to review the case because a certain number of dead pixel was acceptable. I am OUTRAGED. No where in the brochure or the sales people told me about 'acceptable' dead pixels. When you spend $6500+ on a projector, no dead pixels are acceptable within the warranty period. Buyers beware. If this is how they manage quality control, the future looks dim.

Strengths:
Picture quality
Well designed menu
Ease of use

Weaknesses:
Dead Pixel (built quality)
POOR CUSTOMER SUPPORT
Fan noise

Similar Products Used:
Marantz VP12-S2


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