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Stewart Filmscreens Studiotek 130 G3 Projector Screen Stewart electric projector screen, Studiotek G3, 115" in excellent condition. Used in a pet-free, smoke-free, dedicated AV environment (see pictures). The screen is 10 years old but has been used sparingly and is in excellent condition. Bought from Rogue Home Cinema in Perth. We have moved house and have decided we no longer need projection.This has to be picked up as it is too large and bulky to ship. Condition: Excellent Payment Method: Paypal, cash on pickup, bank transfer Region/State: (WA) Western Australia/Australia By Tompy 0 Comment
This is a seller’s market for premium projection screens, but the A$2,700 asking price for this Stewart Filmscreens Studiotek 130 G3 is ambitious, sitting well above the 75th percentile of A$1,440 from our recent AUD comps and matching the top-tier external benchmark of roughly A$2,700 for used units. While the price isn’t a bargain, it reflects the current reality where high-end screens like this rarely drop below A$1,500 unless damaged or incomplete.
The Studiotek 130 G3 remains a top-tier choice for home cinema, delivering exceptional brightness uniformity, minimal hot-spotting, and a 1.3 gain that punches up projector output without sacrificing detail. Its reputation for color accuracy and wide viewing angles makes it a favorite among serious enthusiasts. If this listing includes original framing, a clean surface, and is from an original owner with no signs of wear, the A$2,700 price becomes a legitimate buy for those seeking a reference-grade screen without paying new retail.
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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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