NBPK402 Posted October 29, 2014 Share Posted October 29, 2014 (edited) I am selling my 3 year old Jamestown (Non AT) screen for $150 to anyone that is local. It can be disassembled easily, but I am leaving it all setup so whoever wants it can see it assembled. It cost a little over $400 when we had Jamestown make it with a 6" velvet border. Edited December 9, 2014 by ellisr63 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NBPK402 Posted November 4, 2014 Author Share Posted November 4, 2014 (edited) A little more info on the screen... It is a 134" diagonal screen (16x9), and it is a fixed mount screen that has a 6" wooden frame that is wrapped in black velvet. It was special ordered (at a premium price of almost double the normal price) from Jamestown. It can be broken down into 6 pieces plus the screen. It is in excellent condition. Edited November 4, 2014 by ellisr63 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
edwardre Posted November 4, 2014 Share Posted November 4, 2014 Hi Ron, I realized it was a fixed screen when I visited the Jamestown site, thanks for confirming. I am interested enough to ask a few more questions, now I know the basic layout of the screen, I dont need pictures. Being a fixed screen - and truthfully thats what I prefer - how would I get it from Concord to Auburn...? I dont imagine it removes from its frame to be rolled up like an area rug. I wouldnt want it to catch a gust and turn the p/u into a gigantic sail boat. Or rip apart before I got to 680. Is it the matte white or the gray? Are you firm on the price? I do see the price of new and $150 is a great deal, but I have to sell it to the missus and that can be tricky. The size is just about perfect. Seriously seriously considering it. Im not worried in the least in hiding/disguising/ rolling up the screen when not in use and it would seem that there are many benefits to having a fixed screen. I had a 131" diag 235:1 screen at the last place, this would fill that absence just right. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NBPK402 Posted November 4, 2014 Author Share Posted November 4, 2014 Hi Ron, I realized it was a fixed screen when I visited the Jamestown site, thanks for confirming. I am interested enough to ask a few more questions, now I know the basic layout of the screen, I dont need pictures. Being a fixed screen - and truthfully thats what I prefer - how would I get it from Concord to Auburn...? I dont imagine it removes from its frame to be rolled up like an area rug. I wouldnt want it to catch a gust and turn the p/u into a gigantic sail boat. Or rip apart before I got to 680. Is it the matte white or the gray? Are you firm on the price? I do see the price of new and $150 is a great deal, but I have to sell it to the missus and that can be tricky. The size is just about perfect. Seriously seriously considering it. Im not worried in the least in hiding/disguising/ rolling up the screen when not in use and it would seem that there are many benefits to having a fixed screen. I had a 131" diag 235:1 screen at the last place, this would fill that absence just right. The screen can be dis assembled... The frame would be in 6 pieces with none of the pieces over 6' long as I recall. The material could be rolled up too (bring something like a carpet tube, and maybe some thin material to protect it when you roll it. We have over $400 (I believe it was over $200 option just to get the 6" wide frame) in the screen so I really would like to get $150 out of it. The only thing is I used drywall screws tro hold it to the wall (they are black and cannot be seen unless you walk right up to the screen. I believe that when they are unscrewed you won't even see where they were used. The extra wide frame IMO makes it look much better as you have a wider area of no light reflection. If you have a station wagon, or a pickup, you should be able to move it with no problem at all. Let me know if you have any more questions. The material is the matte white. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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