DREAMSCREEN MOTOMASK PRO 2.40:1 NATIVE 122″

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PS! Size is listed in diagonal inches, for more detailed measures, such as image width, please refer to the measurement chart at the bottom of the page.

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QUICK INSTALLATION VIDEO

The video shows installation of the 16:9 version, and while the 2.40:1 follows the same overall system, the masking fabric is already covered in velvet so no need to replace it with the optional velvet included with the 16:9 native version.

THE CONCEPT

Now that even TV shows are made in 4K HDR UHD quality the need for masking is higher than ever. However, while masking solutions are both expensive and complex, the MotoMask PRO is not. Why? We use gravity to our advantage. Both our 1-way and 2-way masking solution uses a top located roller instead of dual motors and trolleys used on most other solutions.

ULTRAWEAVE

The MotoMask PRO concept is made out to fit our patented UltraWeave acoustically transparent fabric. This superbly matte, non-speckled hybrid weave + knit fabric provides you with the sharpness normally found only in plastic PVC screens. Our newly released v7 increases gain by another 16% to 0.93, while our v6 features a real-world-gain of 0.8. The v6 is our reference in terms of acoustical transparency, averaging at record low 1,5dB, while the v7 averages at only 3,3dB. A perforated PVC screen typically averages at more than 10dB loss, while regular woven screens we have measured averages at typically 2.5-7dB.

THE ALTERNATIVES

So, two versions are available, either 16:9 native or 2.40:1 (cinescope) native formatted frames. The 16:9-version masks the image down to a 2.40:1 formatted one using a single 1-way masking panel and can also be closed completely when not in use as to protect the fabric / screen and also give a very cool effect when the home cinema is being “lit up”. The 2.40:1-version also uses a single roller system, but the masking is separated into two panels, i.e. a 2-way masking solution, masking the cinescope native down to a 16:9. A picture tends to tell a thousand words, and a video even moreso;

SIZE CHART

Please refer to this size chart for the exact image sizes for the 16:9 and 2.40:1 native frame. The actual frame is 20cm wide, to please add 40cm in total for final width / height including frame. The frame is 13cm deep.