The JVC DLARS2 has excellent contrast that only gets better when professionally calibrated, Two HDMI 1.3 inputs are very good and leave you ready for Deep Color if that technology ever comes along, There is no rainbow effect with the JVC DLARS2 as you see with some other digital projectors, specifically DLP models, The DLARS2 runs relatively cool at sea level and the fan is nice and quiet,
The JVC DLARS2's performance out of the box in my system was poor, to be kind. While I am using a pretty standard video screen and top of the line associated equipment, I couldn't bare to watch the Super Bowl this year on the projector uncalibrated. One hour into a quick twohour session with my guru, Kevin Miller, and the projector was vastly improved. If you are handy with Digital Video Essent
My video has never looked better than with a professionally calibrated JVC DLA-RS2 in my system. The color resolution is nothing short of vibrant. The contrast is better than I have ever seen in my room, including with projectors I have owned or review...
Abstrakt: At this level of investment in a projector, I expect at least reasonably accurate color, if not dead-on to the system specifications, and the JVC’s reds and greens are simply too far away from our system references to be taken seriously. If I had my dr...
Abstrakt: Unlike some projector manufacturers, JVC “gets it” when it comes to image quality. Their projectors aren’t the brightest, but they do produce very film-like images with accurate color rendering, consistent gamma curves, and reasonably de...
Abstrakt: Last March JVC started shipping the DLA-RS1, a 1080p projector featuring D-ILA technology (JVCs proprietary version of LCOS) with a high native contrast ratio of 15,000:1. This month, the DLA-RS2 comes to market, offering even higher performance at a...
In the review of the VW60, I mentioned at one point, that it might be considered a “poor man's” JVC RS2. We'll explore that, and other aspects of these two projectors.The Basics: What is similar about these two home theater projectors - features?Links to...
