Q: Is the AcousticPro UHD compatible with my 3D projector?
The AcousticPro UHD is compatible with Active 3D projectors. As the screen is not polarized, it will not work with Passive 3D applications.
Acoustic Transparent Material FAQ’s
Q: Will the AcousticPro UHD material develop waves or curl over time?
The AcousticPro UHD material is a self-supporting, rigid material making it capable of withstanding curling/waving over time as long as it is not in a cold environment. We strongly recommend using the product in a controlled environment with a temperate of approximately 74 degrees Fahrenheit.
Q: What Screen Series is the AcousticPro UHD available on? Do you have a tab-tension series with the AcousticPro UHD material?
The AcousticPro UHD is available in our Spectrum Series (non-tensioned), Saker Tab-Tension Series (Tensioned), and Evanesce Series.
Q: Is the black border around the AcousticPro UHD material acoustically transparent as well?
Yes, the black border is made of the same material as the AcousticPro UHD, thus it is acoustically transparent.
Q: Does the AcousticPro UHD material have a black backing?
Currently, the AcousticPro UHD does not have black backing. However, the AcousticPro UHD incorporates a dense synthetic weave with an average size perforation of 0.32mm designed to mitigate light penetration.
Q: Can I use the AcousticPro UHD material in a room with ambient light?
The AcousticPro UHD performs at its best in a light controlled environment, not in a room that will have ambient light. The material is a fabric with a special weave pattern for projection use. It is suggested to go with our standard CineWhite® material if a matte white screen is needed. Or better yet, our…
Q: How can I determine the front and rear side of an AcousticPro material?
Please refer to the images below to the determine the front and rear side. Vertical Horizontal
Q: Is there a minimum distance I need to place the screen in front of the speaker drivers or can I place the screen flush with the wall containing in-wall speakers?
With few exceptions, acoustically transparent projection screens are flush-mounted to the wall directly in front of the speakers but never in direct contact with them. The distance between the acoustic screen material and the speaker should be a minimum of about 5mm to several inches. A speaker’s voice coil vibrates in the process of producing…
Q: How far should I place my speakers behind Elite’s AcousticPro 1080P3 and AcousticPro UHD (Acoustically Transparent) screen materials?
projection screen mounted flush against the wall over a properly installed in-wall speaker will have a sufficient distance by itself. There will generally be about a 1” total distance between the speaker’s dust cap (depending on make/model) and the screen with a 5mm (.2”) spacing between an in-wall speaker’s grill and the AT screen material…
Q: Do they AcousticPro 1080P2/P3/UHD support passive 3D (polarized glasses)?
No they do not, only our CineGrey 3D® and CineGrey 5D®, CineGrey 3D® AT are polarized support passive 3D.
Q: How much room is recommended between in-wall speakers and acoustically transparent screen materials AcousticPro1080P3/AcousticPro UHD?
As long as the in-wall speakers do no touch the materials or approximately 1”.
Q: Will I sacrifice picture quality using Elite’s AcousticPro 1080P3 (Acoustically Transparent) screen material?
All acoustically transparent materials on the market today are light enough in thickness to allow sound to penetrate it with low-level attenuation (decrease in sound quality) but normally come at the cost of having considerable light loss as well. Elite’s AcousticPro 1080P3 acoustically transparent (AT) material is an exception to this rule. It has an…