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It was set to stretch during setup. Afterwards we changed the pixel ratio to fit normal aspect with multiple inputs

It’s top notch brand/model in the category of hidden speakers. It’s pretty understood the difference when you hear them compared to a set of focal towers 😊 The designers and architects (and wives) value other things than us dudes hah

@@justvideowalls I hear that. Haha! I guess I’m blessed to have a wife that allows some ugly-A speakers into her living room that were free 😂😅

lol!! That’s a life goal right there!

Not yet, it’s on our roadmap asap!

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It’s closed off and has its own ventilation

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@@justvideowalls Thanks, I appreciate it.

Awesome! Let me know how we can help

This wall is a 1.2 at 136” so not quite 4K. But the importance of resolution is a bit of a different thing in dvled

@@justvideowalls thank you for reply

It varies a lot based on size, pixel pitch, and other options

$80k MSRP

This is our brand! justvideowalls.com

I know right!?

You and me both!

It is definitely a high-end product. We are working to innovate - but also introduce more accessible options

You could use the design concepts at a fraction of the price.

For sure! The in wall sub is my favorite part.

Thanks! The audio sounds great, especially considered they are mud-in invisible speakers. If it was a home theater setup it would be designed different with a proper LCR.

Thank you! 🙏

Thanks! It's a really sweet space

We all start somewhere my friend!

Nit ratings are hyper inflated on TVs. Definitely not the same as our video walls. When you see one in person you will immediately understand. These are calibrated down but still output brighter than nearly any residential TV available today. Reason being is the LEDs do not require and AGC or control mechanisms to protect the pixels or the boards because they are capable of handling much higher heat and voltage. 600 nits per LED is quite different than 600 for the total 75" TV display surface

This is rated per pixel. Not per display. It's a whole different ball game.

Thank you! Our processor enables multi-viewing in lots of different ways. We can do 2 16:9's or 4 plus 1. Anything you can imagine

I just think the same real estate would be better utilized with a single 16:9 block ​@@justvideowalls

That’s the beauty of these… you can make it whatever you want 😊

Wiped clean with a damp cloth - no problem. The one in this video has a phosphor layer which encapsulates the pixels. Very durable

About $160k for this 0.9 pitch, which is top of the line right now. A 1.2 pitch about half that.

@@justvideowalls so maybe just $40k for a 1.5 pitch then? :-)

@@htschultz Haha, no it doesn't scale the same from 1.2 to 1.5 😀

Unsure! I asked Ryan and he said it’s from pottery barn

$40-$60k for this exact setup

We have it on our roadmap asap!

Haha yeah high end tech in high end homes is very bromantic

100%! It’s awesome!

Yes, our customers are moving to our LED walls over tv left and right 👍

Brighter, bigger, oled level color reproduction, high contrast, no glare

@@justvideowallswhats the price of the 165 inch?

About $160k for the 0.9mm in Beyond Audio’s showroom.

Ok

Thank you! 🙏

Thank you my friend! Haha, yeah I suspect the customer / designer may have had something to do with that 😉

It depends on a few factors, but currently about $80k for a 1.2 pitch. Price can go up or down based on pitch and processing etc. For a truly remarkable experience - unlike anything you have seen before!

Hey Ronaldo! That's all really good thoughts there. To your first point about managing power, cooling, etc - this is why we partner with strong and capable integrators who can sell, install, and service these custom walls for the high-end client. We are leading a major shift in thinking from projection to microled - even in home theater. I don't think projection will ever "go away" (it will always meet a low-entry pricepoint for dollar per square foot). I'm a huge fan of it myself, having been on the manufacturing side for over 6 years. But, the impact and versatility of our direct-view systems cant be ignored. Now that nearly all high-end companies have very good solutions for non-AT walls, it's taking over - and fast. I totally hear and agree with you you on the room application! That's one of the main reasons why I'm such a big fan of this technology and want to see it grow more and more. The ability to have an amazing high-contrast image even in a bright living room. Out of curiosity, what would a "realistic" price-point (or price range) for a 163" 4K microled wall be for you? Or a 136"?

@@justvideowalls I'm from Brazil, prices are even crazier. The 110" Samsung 4K MicroLED is R$1M, or $180K, up from $150K in the US. That's easily nice apartment/luxury car money around here. To some it's pennies, to me it's currently unjustifiable, no matter how much I love movies. Sound is also very expensive, but it lasts 10 times longer, so video probably shouldn't cost more or even as much. The LG OLED G4 97" is $25K, unfortunately we don't get them officially from LG here, only the C4 83" and the G4 65", they also include Dolby Vision which the Samsung lacks, would be a nice addition to these higher-end models. So triple that for 110" MicroLED sounds about right. It would cost as much as a very nice sound system, wouldn't last as long, but with a very good long warranty and being a new technology for the mainstream, it might make some "sense". In other words, half the current price. Still very expensive, but give it 5 years, we'll probably get there. For the Wall? I have no idea. We are talking about a multi-million home theater, which is completely outside my current reality.

That's good feedback, thanks! Check out our CEDIA coverage for the show coming up in September. I think we'll have something that you might find interesting :)

Haha, pretty much. It's crazy how popular the ultra-wides are. The one in our HQ is really popular for poker night.

1. A 100" TV will not fit in the freight elevator. 2. It's not a 16:9 box on the wall, and people love it for that 3. It has no glare which is important for a condo like this with gigantic windows 4. It is far brighter than a TV, also important for bright environments 5. It multi layers for multiple inputs at the same time all in presets controlled by a total home control system All those items = not idiotic.

@@justvideowalls point one is the only valid, if true, the rest is either not true or nobody cares about it.

Thank you!! 🙏

Yes he is!

It’s pretty big all things considered but yeah it could be bigger!

@@justvideowalls Should be twice the height.

Our wall processor in this example only requires 2RU. The rest of the rack is audio systems and whole home control.

No this is our product 🙂

Of course! We can do a lot of different ratios

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There’s always someone who has more, but fun can happen at any stage of life 👍

Agreed. Frame is on the way :)

Yeah a lot of the moire type pixelization is severely amplified by the camera. When you see it in person it's only noticable if you get close to the wall, and also depends on the pixel pitch. This is a 1.2, so a 0.9 is a lot tighter meaning you can get a lot closer before seeing pixels.

Hi, thanks for the positive vibes! But I am confused - our product is not available at Walt's TV currently.

About $50k - $60k

Wow, thanks