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Screen Technics CinemaScope MX 120" Matrix White Projector Screen Screen Technics CinemaScope MX 120" (Matrix White) As new buyer to dismantle so they know how to put it together. Bought from Audio Trends Paid $1900 1 year old Condition: As New / Mint Payment Method: Cash Region/State: (VIC) Victoria/Australia By Sbrignoni 0 Comments Secure Ad AUD $1,000 Date: September 1, 20241 yr
This is a serious fixed-frame screen, not a throwaway accessory, and A$1,000 looks good against current Australian retail. Screen Technics’ CinemaScope MX in Matrix White is listed new from about A$1,359 to A$1,415 at local dealers, so this asking price sits well below fresh-buy territory and is a solid used buy if the frame and fabric are clean.
What makes it worthwhile is the CinemaScope format and Matrix White surface: it’s aimed at proper widescreen movie use, with a premium fixed-frame build that should give a taut, cinema-style image when set up correctly. At like new condition, the main upside is simply getting a high-end screen without paying near-retail; just confirm the exact size, mounting hardware, and that the surface has no waves, marks, or edge damage before jumping on it.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Screen Technics is an Australian audio-visual manufacturer founded in 1990, based in Moss Vale, New South Wales. Public company information describes it as Australia’s largest manufacturer of projection screens, AV lifters and brackets, and the brand appears to be a private, specialist operation rather than a legacy hi-fi house. There is no strong evidence of a notable founder story in the available material, so its heritage is best understood as industrial and trade-focused rather than audiophile-celebrity driven.
Its product range is centered on projection screens, AV lifts and mounting brackets, with the emphasis firmly on custom install and professional presentation equipment rather than traditional hi-fi components. It does not appear to be known for amplifiers, speakers, turntables, DACs or headphones. In other words, this is an AV hardware brand, not a conventional home-audio brand.
In the market, Screen Technics sits in a niche specialist position: practical, installation-oriented, and aimed at commercial, education and custom-theater applications. Its reputation seems built on local manufacturing, durability and fit-for-purpose engineering rather than audiophile prestige or luxury pricing. For hi-fi buyers, it is relevant mainly where projection and home cinema integration matter more than two-channel audio electronics.
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