I have a couple of CRT Projectors I think I need to get out of. Everybody keeps telling me that the Picture will be better than anything I have ever seen from my little projector, but I think I like the "Little" part to much. I have 2 projectors and a whole whack of parts. One is kind of an Office gray, and the other is a Very nice Piano Finish black. They are Electrohome ECP series (I forget the model #'s, But I can go look). Low hours, 7" guns, ummmm, what else do you want to know? I have 2 8ft screens, one is motorized.

Dave  (I know, I know Pics! Give me a bit...)

Depending on which model they are, Electrohome made some very nice projectors. Are you keeping one for yourself Dave? Or do you still have the LCD? I have a Sony G70 CRT projector with with a Faroujda NRS and a 106" widescreen configuration. Great picture, only problem is that the dedicated theatre room I made takes up half the basement  , reduces number of pins that I can have.  

These are ECP 3100 or 4500 I believe. I am told they have awesome pictures. The problem is my theater has 3 rows of seats each one on a higher level, so I have no head room for the large CRT Projectors (And these are one of the smaller ones made). Also, I don't have enough room at the front to set it on the floor and build a coffee table around it (I think this is the best answer.)

Price:  If I split the Lot, I want $800 for the Piano Black one and $500 for the Gray one. Or $1200 for both projectors and all the Parts. And there are a Ton of parts! Circuit boards etc. If someone needs parts, let me know and I will look into that. Screens are not for sale unless the projectors go first, or they are wanted by whoever buys a projector.

Screens are: One is 8 feet wide pull down, I believe it will pull down either 6 or 8 feet. 8X6 is a full 4:3 ratio picture. It can be pulled down as far or little as you want. The other I believe is 7 feet, as you loose some for the Motor, this is a screen you can hook up to push a button and it will go up or down by itself. Yes, I have the switch.

If you want to learn about CRT projectors, take a look at http://www.curtpalme.com/

Dave