Comments on: 120″ Electric Projector Screen 16:9 by FAVI, HD-120 http://hometheatersystemlive.com/270/projection-screens/120-electric-projector-screen-169-by-favi-hd-120/ Choose the Best Home Theater System for Your Lifestyle Mon, 19 Sep 2011 21:00:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Joseph W. Amaradio http://hometheatersystemlive.com/270/projection-screens/120-electric-projector-screen-169-by-favi-hd-120/comment-page-1/#comment-466 Joseph W. Amaradio Thu, 21 Jan 2010 20:08:24 +0000 http://hometheatersystemlive.com/270/projection-screens/120-electric-projector-screen-169-by-favi-hd-120/#comment-466 A few months back we recently purchased a couple Favi electric projector screens online. Honestly never heard of them but we decided to give it a shot because of their money back guarantee...We were really impressed with how the screen performed. I have used all different screen companies for our systems but the motor in the favi's def runs the smoothest of any we ever installed. <br /> <br />Setup: Straight forward instructions. What we really liked was the built-in mounting brackets for both wall and ceiling mounting. Made life a little bit easier allowing for a quick ceiling or wall installation depending on the customer requirement. <br /> <br />Operation: Pretty standard for this type of electric screen with up/down/stop buttons on the main controller and each of the remotes. Pleased it came with both an Infrared Remote (allows you to program to a universal remote) and a RF Remote (goes through walls, allows you to keep the main controller box out of site) <br /> <br />Motor: Smooth/Quiet <br /> <br />Tension: Obviously not a tension screen but motor and a slightly weighted bottom bar perform very nicely together. We all agreed with Favi's assertion that there is no reason to spend extra money on a tension screen. <br /> <br />Material: Gain seemed on par or slightly better than the Elite VMAX and Da-Lite we typically use <br /> <br />IR and RF Remote Operation: Standard, no complaints. Really nice it included 2 remote controls. <br /> <br />Warranty: Typical 1 year warranty <br /> <br />Overall Value: Excellent <br /> <br />Coming from an Audio/Video systems integrator, I highly recommend the favi for anyone looking to purchase an electric projector screen. Rating: 5 / 5 A few months back we recently purchased a couple Favi electric projector screens online. Honestly never heard of them but we decided to give it a shot because of their money back guarantee…We were really impressed with how the screen performed. I have used all different screen companies for our systems but the motor in the favi’s def runs the smoothest of any we ever installed.

Setup: Straight forward instructions. What we really liked was the built-in mounting brackets for both wall and ceiling mounting. Made life a little bit easier allowing for a quick ceiling or wall installation depending on the customer requirement.

Operation: Pretty standard for this type of electric screen with up/down/stop buttons on the main controller and each of the remotes. Pleased it came with both an Infrared Remote (allows you to program to a universal remote) and a RF Remote (goes through walls, allows you to keep the main controller box out of site)

Motor: Smooth/Quiet

Tension: Obviously not a tension screen but motor and a slightly weighted bottom bar perform very nicely together. We all agreed with Favi’s assertion that there is no reason to spend extra money on a tension screen.

Material: Gain seemed on par or slightly better than the Elite VMAX and Da-Lite we typically use

IR and RF Remote Operation: Standard, no complaints. Really nice it included 2 remote controls.

Warranty: Typical 1 year warranty

Overall Value: Excellent

Coming from an Audio/Video systems integrator, I highly recommend the favi for anyone looking to purchase an electric projector screen.
Rating: 5 / 5

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