JVC DLA RS2

Expert review by : Jerry Del Colliano (hometheaterreview.com)

JVC DLA-RS2 D-ILA Front Video Projector Reviewed

JVC is the king when it comes to D-ILA based front projectors, for they're not only hugely popular with home theater enthusiasts but also other manufacturers who use OEM JVC parts in their own projectors. Read up on the projector that helped ignite the...

The JVC DLA-RS2 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 DLA-RS2 as...

The JVC DLA-RS2's performance out of the box in my system was poor, tobe kind. While I am using a pretty standard video screen and top of theline associated equipment, I couldn't bare to watch the Super Bowl thisyear on the projector uncalibrated. One...

Myvideo has never looked better than with a professionally calibrated JVCDLA-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 withprojectors I have owned or reviewed...

Oct, 2008

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Expert review by : Jerry Del Colliano (hometheaterreview.com)

JVC DLA-RS2 D-ILA Front Video Projector Reviewed

I have owned each generation of D-ILA projector in one form or another, ranging from the first-generation Madrigal Imaging projector that was built on a JVC chassis to Meridian-Faroudja's MF-1 projector, also built on a JVC chassis, albeit with......

Oct, 2008

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Expert review by : Kevin Miller (avrev.com)

JVC DLA-RS2 HD-ILA Video Projector

Introduction JVC's new DLA-RS-2 is the company's new flagship 1080p-resolution front projector. It is a three-panel LCoS, or what JVC calls DLA (Digital Light Amplifier), which is a reflective variant of LCD display technology. The DLA-RS2 is the...

Jun, 2008

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Expert review by : Anthony Arrigo (projectorreviews.com)

JVC DLA-RS2

The JVC uses 3 LCoS panels (a hybrid liquid crystal design). JVC calls it D-iLA. For reference, Sony's VW60 is also LCoS (they call theirs SXRD)

Excellent picture quality, right out of the box ; Best black level performance yet ; Brighter than average projector in its best picture mode ; Extremely good shadow detail ; Excellent overall placement flexibility thanks to ; Wide range on zoom lens...

No analog computer input ; Slight crush of darkest shadow details ; Physically large

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Dec, 2007

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Expert review by : Evan Powell (projectorcentral.com)