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Stewart Filmscreens Studiotek 120 Projector Screen Stewart Filmscreen 120” 1.0 gain reference screen. Used in a dedicated home cinema room. Currently mounted on a rail that can be provided with the sale. This screen provides reference grade white and colour reproduction with its neutral gain. Designed to give the most accurate projector picture possible. No visible damage to the screen or surrounding frame, sill assembled to maintain shape of the screen prior to pickup. Pickup from Bulli near Wollongong south of Sydney. Has the original tube for storage and transport of screen material. Exte
A$500 is strong value for a Stewart screen like this; used StudioTek 120 listings commonly land around A$500 to A$700, and the asking price is right at the low end of that band. On a brand that usually commands a serious new-screen premium, that makes this look like a fair-to-good buy rather than an ambitious ask.
The reason people chase Stewart is simple: the screen materials are very well regarded for uniformity, contrast, and color neutrality, so a good projector can really stretch its legs on it. If the frame and surface are clean, flat, and unmarked, and it includes all the mounting bits, this is the kind of used purchase that can feel like a quiet win. Just make sure the surface hasn’t picked up waves, dents, or spotting from storage.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Stewart Filmscreen traces its origins to 1947 in Torrance, California, where Roy C. Stewart, at age 55, launched the company alongside his sons Marshall and Clifford. Operating initially from a former WWII munitions facility under the name Roy C. Stewart & Sons, they handcrafted one lace-and-grommet projection screen per week for the Hollywood movie industry. This family enterprise, now spanning multiple generations with Mary Stewart at the helm during its 70-year milestone in 2017, has earned a unique distinction as the only two-time Academy Award winner for technical achievement in screen technology, including contributions to early blue-screen effects.
The brand specializes exclusively in premium projection screens and materials, offering over 25 custom-fabricated options tailored to diverse environments. From fixed-frame and acoustically transparent models to advanced optical coatings, Stewart emphasizes superior image fidelity for front and rear projection setups. Their products serve professional cinema, custom home theaters, theme parks, government installations, and high-profile venues worldwide, with manufacturing in California, Ohio, and Singapore.
Positioned firmly in the high-end niche, Stewart Filmscreen commands respect among discerning architects, integrators, and audiophiles for uncompromising quality and bespoke design. Acquired by Shackleton Equity Partners in recent years, it remains a benchmark for visual excellence rather than mass-market appeal, prioritizing innovation and Hollywood-grade performance for elite custom AV projects.[148 words]
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