Video Jocks DJ Screens?

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Nov 12, 2007
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Looking at the web sites for dj screens and stretchy screens the photos of the screens with projection on them look kind of washed out. Does anyone have experience with the clarity of the image on these screens? Would you recommend?

Thanks, Dean
Niagara Premier DJ's
 
Never had any problems with them. Before buying consider what type of venue you want to use them for. I have a full screen and a "stretchy" one. Also, look at how bright your projector is.
 
Is djscreen.com version worth the $250?

www.stretchyscreens.com has the "same" thing for $125

Anyone have the stretchy screen version?

Also, djscreen.com says they will toss in a free carrying bag if you purchase from thier site. If I order from a retailer will I still get the carrying bag? I assume it ships in the free bag and djscreen.com wants to make it appear like its a "bonus" item. Am I wrong? Last question, are the bungie cords included in the price?

Thanks!
 
I have the stretchyscreen. Fine product, but just like the DJ Screen it's way overpriced for what it is. It came with the bungee cords, but no case. Easily solved with a Rubbermaid-style plastic shoebox from Target.

I've seen the carrying bag that DJ Screens offers - don't make it a deciding factor in whether or not you order.
 
I also have the stretchyscreen. Looks good and I like it.
 
I bought materials for my own DIY stretchy screen today. I bought enough to make a ten foot screen. With material, Grommets and heat bond for the anchor points it cost me $48.00. I'll post pics when I put it all together. The only downside is its not fire proofed.
 
I bought materials for my own DIY stretchy screen today. I bought enough to make a ten foot screen. With material, Grommets and heat bond for the anchor points it cost me $48.00. I'll post pics when I put it all together. The only downside is its not fire proofed.

Well neither are the streatchy screens after a few uses and 1 wash. The material itself is very flamable... it's a spray on coating or wash in solution that makes them flame resistant... that stuff wears off through normal use even if not washed.
 
I bought materials for my own DIY stretchy screen today. I bought enough to make a ten foot screen. With material, Grommets and heat bond for the anchor points it cost me $48.00. I'll post pics when I put it all together. The only downside is its not fire proofed.
What kind of material did you use and where did you find it?



It's called "fire retardant".:sqwink:
 
I think its safety tip time courtesy of my good friend Ron Auger who this skit was based on. LOL

YouTube - fire marshall bill

All joking aside it should be fire retardant material per local code for your safety and your liability concerns.
 
I have the stretchyscreen. Fine product, but just like the DJ Screen it's way overpriced for what it is. It came with the bungee cords, but no case. Easily solved with a Rubbermaid-style plastic shoebox from Target.

I've seen the carrying bag that DJ Screens offers - don't make it a deciding factor in whether or not you order.
Brendan,
How well does your Ebson projector work in rear projection using the spandex? I might consider one as an alternative.
 
I shoot on my DJ Screen mostly from the back. Problem is the projector has to be 12 - 15 feet back for a good size picture and this takes up to much room for a small hall. Suggestions?

anzyxx, where is your projector in this picture?
 
I moved the screen on the dance floor. Rear projection. My has a quite short throw.