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PT-VMZ6ST
ShowroomProjector

Panasonic

PT-VMZ6ST

$5,559

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Panasonic's short-throw 3LCD laser: WUXGA, 6,200 lumens (ISO 21118 and ANSI), a 1.2x manual zoom with powered focus (0.797–1.01 throw), lens shift of 50% vertically in one direction and ±20% horizontally, and a laser rated 20,000 hours to half brightness. Panasonic's throw table puts a 100-inch 16:10 image about 5.6 to 7.1 ft from the screen, so it can hang over or just in front of the hitting area rather than behind it. It is a large unit, 16.3 x 16.69 x 6.57 in, and Indoor Golf Outlet sells it in white (PT-VMZ6STU7) or black (PT-VMZ6STBU7) at $5,559. It shows 4K input at 1920 x 1200.

Who this is for

Honest match per persona.

Good for

No specific match.

Not for

  • Cost-Effective Buyer

    An installation projector priced in the thousands for a 1920 x 1200 picture.

  • Recreational Player

    An installation projector with more light and adjustment than a casual room needs.

Specifications

The numbers, plainly stated.

Image

ResolutionWUXGA (1920×1200), 16:10; 3LCD (three 0.64-in panels); 4K input shown at 1920×1200
Lumens6,200 (ISO 21118 and ANSI; 6,600 center)

Hardware

Light SourceLaser (20,000 hours to half brightness; 24,000 in Eco)
Throw Ratio0.797–1.01 (1.2× manual zoom, powered focus)
Lens ShiftVertical +50% (one direction), horizontal ±20%
ModelsPT-VMZ6STU7 (white) and PT-VMZ6STBU7 (black), identical specs
Dimensions16.3 × 16.69 × 6.57 in (W × D × H, with feet)

Requirements

Throw Distance100 in (16:10) at about 5.6–7.1 ft (Panasonic's throw table: 1.72–2.18 m)

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