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A bundle of the LTV-3000 Pro ultra-short-throw projector and an AWOL Vision Cinematic ambient-light-rejecting screen. The projector uses a tri-color pure laser rated at 2000 ISO lumens, 4K at 60Hz, a 2500:1 contrast ratio and a 0.25:1 throw ratio, so it sits close to the wall and fills 80 to 150 inches. It adds Dolby Vision, HDR10+, active 3D with four pairs of glasses, Dolby Atmos and DTS Virtual X audio, and an 8ms Turbo Mode for gaming. The ALR screen is the point of the bundle: it rejects room light so the picture holds up in a lit living room, where a plain white screen would wash out. Owners rate clarity and 3D highly; the trade-offs are a large, heavy box and a fixed-size screen that limits placement.
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Buyers rate it 4.3 out of 5 and single out clarity at large sizes, color, 3D and low gaming lag. The bundle's screen is what makes the picture work in a bright room.
This bundle pairs the LTV-3000 Pro ultra short throw laser projector with a Cinematic ambient light rejecting (ALR) screen. The projector uses a tri-color laser light source and outputs 4K at 60Hz at up to 2000 ISO lumens. It supports Dolby Vision and HDR10+, 3D, and has a Turbo Mode with 8 ms low lag for gaming.
The Cinematic ALR screen uses a lenticular material (HBSP) with a micro-cirriform optical structure. It rejects light from above, such as ceiling lamps and spotlights, and absorbs 95% of overhead lighting. It works best in dimly lit rooms without strong side light during the day, such as living rooms or bedrooms. The material keeps gain high without lowering contrast, and its contrast is up to 100 times that of a standard matte white screen.
The screen can be installed at home by following the user manual or the installation guide video. Installation typically takes two people 1 to 2 hours.












