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EluneVision NanoEdge Projection Screen Preview

Modish design and high fidelity harmonize for a splendid visual treat. The EluneVision NanoEdge will get your friends talking and raise the level of entertainment.

I love entertaining and friendly social gatherings at my home. When friends are over, we discuss the latest trends and debate and decide how to turn dreams into realities. The games are out, food is being eaten, and the tunes are thumping in the background. But what gets everyone talking is the EluneVision NanoEdge screen that is centered in the main entertainment room off the kitchen.

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By design, this screen has an ultra-slim bezel and multi-colored LED surround to add ambiance to my room that suits my spirited lifestyle. Simply put, it looks seriously cool in the room.

EluneVision sent me a 10-foot wide 2.35:1 screen for review. The NanoEdge is available in many sizes, materials, and in two aspect ratios. But this screen’s lights don’t just dazzle in its dress; the white Reference 4K material is designed for minimal loss of the projected image making it suitable for high fidelity images when the LEDs are turned off. When deciding on a screen, I look for image quality first and everything else becomes secondary. Having measured the projection surface against an industry reference, I feel comfortable with the its image fidelity. With all doubt now thrown out the window, I can revel in the thin bezel design while throwing a halo of light around the screen with a selection of rolling LED colors. I’ve got city light at night spilling onto the walls through my window’s blinds, some chill drum & bass radio dropping beats in the background, a chilled martini in hand with friends around, and the only thing spilling in my room is conversation about life, the world, and that funky EluneVision NanoEdge LED screen.

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See my full review of the screen in the coming weeks!

Mike Osadciw

Mike was unexpectedly lured into hifi as a 10 year old when he first spun the vinyl of Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon. Intrigued by the album cover and inserts, he wasn’t aware that he’d find a connection with music through stereo sound and atmospheric effects. Finding similar music to enjoy and a great stereo to play them on became a new quest for his young, moldable, budding audiophile mind. The laserdisc player later converted him to a videophile too, and he was determined to earn his ISF certification while working at a HiFi shop that was paying his tuition. It was here where high fidelity audio and video collided at full force; video calibrator by day and music lover by night (and his studies whenever he could fit them in). He continued to work at various HiFi shops once graduated with his B.A. (Hons) in Political Science and Anthropology at McMaster University in Hamilton, ON. The dream of becoming a politician or an archaeologist soon faded into oblivion. After receiving M.Ed. at Daemon College in Amherst, NY, Mike changed his full-time career path to teaching but remains ever-present in the audio-video community in Ontario. As a highly active and respected THX/ISF calibrator, Mike has contributed articles to Canada HiFi Magazine and can still be found speaking at video seminars, measuring product performance for manufacturers, and performing calibration work for both consumers and Toronto’s post-production community. He has a strong commitment for video performance with an emphasis on measurement but understands that you can’t get blood from a stone, especially when most environments are compromised. It’s not all about pretty looking graphs, it’s about making good pictures.