JVC DLA-NZ9 8K HDR Laser Home Theater Projector

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At its price point, the JVC DLA-NZ9 will obviously not be for every home theater. If you are serious about great video, you will find you just can not match the feature set the DLA-NZ9 does offer. 3,000 lumens, a long-lasting Laser light engine, 8K e-shift X, large all-glass lens, JVCs great Frame Adapt HDR, support for HDR10+, and custom selected components. The picture is just absolutely stunning. If you have a great screen and theater room with well-controlled lighting, and an eye for high quality, there is no question, you will see why we like the DLA-NZ9 so much. Plus even if you are not super picky, if you are thinking of a 2.40 widescreen above around a 160 diagonal, the light output alone makes it worth the investment.3,000 Lumen 3rd Generation BLU-Escent Laser EngineWe were very pleased to see JVC bring their laser technology into their more affordable units. At Audio Advice, we love the pure colors a laser light engine can produce. The laser used in the DLA-NZ9 is their third generation of the BLU-Escent technology. Not only do laser light sources look better, but they also last far longer than a lamp-based system. Projector lamps lose about 50% of their light output after about 1000 hours. You have to get to 20,000 hours or more with a laser engine before you even get to its half-life. With the 3000 lumens the DLA-NZ9 can produce, it is a great choice if you are looking at a larger screen size, plus the extra horsepower means HDR content will look better as well.Dual 8K HDMI 2.1 inputs with HDCP 2.3 SupportYoull get the very latest HDMI tech with the DLA-NZ9. Its two HDMI inputs will handle an 8K/60P signal, which is just astounding. For upcoming next-generation gaming platforms and video content, they also support 4K/120P, making them future-proof for quite a long while. The new JVC models are the first projectors we have seen with dual 48Gbps, HDMI 2.1 inputs with HDCP 2.3 support, pretty cool!8K e-shift X TechnologyEven if you do not have an 8K source