FS BRAND NEW Mitsubishi HC7900DW Projector

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Topic # 150420 22-Jul-2014 08:55

Really pissed off that I have to sell this, arrived, installed, picture doesn't work for my room. My ceiling is too low and room too small.
Retails at $3800, was not purchased in New Zealand so unsure how the warranty would work, but assume there isn't one. I have turned it on to make sure it's working and the picture IS amazing. Original box etc.

Happy to ship, but it will be at your expense.

Christchurch pick up is fine.

This is an absolutely top of the line projector and price is non negotiable. If it doesn't sell for what it's worth, then I keep it. Simple as that.

Price is $2200

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Reply # 1093455 22-Jul-2014 08:55

Hey, have you listed a price, location and how much shipping would be to other parts of New Zealand? Also if you are asking for a PM make sure your Privacy settings allow your account to receive PM otherwise people can't contact you. Also note if you are selling something we ask you to offer to other members first. Links to private sales (including Trade Me posts) aren't accepted anymore and will be removed.

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Reply # 1093530 22-Jul-2014 10:01

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How many projectors do you sell if you have a person that takes such exception to it ?

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Reply # 1093533 22-Jul-2014 10:13

networkn: How many projectors do you sell if you have a person that takes such exception to it ?

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Had a DLP, sold it because we moved and had no TV connection for 6 months, was pointless to keep.

Moved to a new place, bought an LCD, didn't like the look, sold it and bought this new DLP, doesn't bloody fit in my friggin room.

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Reply # 1093549 22-Jul-2014 11:07

bummer man sad to hear that it isn't right for your room, I know you were pretty excited about getting this. I wonder if it would help to list the throw/picture size details here so someone purchasing doesn't have the same issue.

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Reply # 1093564 22-Jul-2014 11:22

geekiegeek: bummer man sad to hear that it isn't right for your room, I know you were pretty excited about getting this. I wonder if it would help to list the throw/picture size details here so someone purchasing doesn't have the same issue.

thanks man, I am really gutted. Was looking forward to getting this projector set up, but unless I cut holes in the ceiling (I rent so no chance) then I have an expensive paper weight.

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Reply # 1094511 23-Jul-2014 21:08

The HC7900DW offers a 1.5:1 zoom ratio.

To fill the usual 100″ 16:9 diagonal screen, the front of the projector can be as close as 10.17 feet from the screen, or as far back as 15.1 feet. That’s pretty typical.

http://www.projectorreviews.com/mitsubishi/mitsubishi-hc7900dw-projector-physical-tour-2/

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Reply # 1094528 23-Jul-2014 21:27

Oh no! Sorry to here this won't work for you in your room. Is there no way to table mount it?

For those of you looking at buying this projector I have this projector model and can vouch how awesome it is.

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Reply # 1094657 24-Jul-2014 08:57

My room was set up based on the Epson 5010, which has mental amounts of lens shift.

Think I am just going to keep it, cannot be bothered farting around with selling it.

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Reply # 1180772 21-Nov-2014 14:09

Aaaaand still for sale. Wife isn't happy with how I have it set up, too ugly apparently. Sure you all know that it requires wife approval for the aesthetics. This doesn't meet the requirements. Photos attached too

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Reply # 1180790 21-Nov-2014 14:30

And the price is now?

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Reply # 1180808 21-Nov-2014 14:49

Do it for $1500.

Pretty reasonable given it's still $3600 at Rapalloav. If you're in Christchurch can throw in a 120" for $200

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Reply # 1181008 21-Nov-2014 19:46

Slightly OT but I also replaced an Epson SD projector with a Vivitek HD projector which didn't have the same throw range. So I could not mount it in my cabinet at the rear of the room and keep the image small enough to fit my 100" screen.

So I have to put it on a small table which has lowish WAF but she would rather that than having somebody come in and cut out the ceiling to mount it there together with all the cables :-)

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