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Research-based reviews of the big-ticket models, built from manufacturer specification sheets, operator manuals, warranty terms and the recurring themes in verified owner reviews. Never hands-on testing.
Every page is researched from manufacturer specifications, operator manuals, FCC rules, published standards and the consensus of verified owner reviews, not hands-on testing. Every table on this site is plain HTML you can quote, and every calculator shows its formula on the page.
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A 4K short throw laser, for a large screen from a mount that is much closer than a normal projector would need. The most capable projector here and priced accordingly.
Best for: A large screen in a room with no depth to mount a long-throw projector
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A 96 kHz console with under a millisecond of latency, 48 input channels and 36 buses, plus an automatic microphone mixer that is genuinely useful for a panel or a reading rota.
Best for: A 500 seat and up sanctuary with a paid or highly skilled operator, or a multi-campus standard
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Forty-eight stereo input channels, a large multi-touch screen and a custom control section. The stereo channel architecture is the real difference: a stereo keyboard costs one channel, not two.
Best for: Large multi-campus rooms and anywhere the input list has outgrown 32 mono channels
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A WUXGA laser install projector bright enough to hold an image with the house lights up, which is the condition most churches actually project in.
Best for: A sanctuary with real windows or lighting that never comes down
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