JVC has quite a reputation to uphold when it comes to projectors. The 2016 lineup features the 4th generation of their famous e-shift technology. What about a native contrast of 150.000:1? Or an even impressive 1.900 Lumens brightness? I’m getting scared of the dynamic contrast of 1.500.000:1! Built with hand-selected and hand-tested components, the JVC DLA-X950R produces exquisite quality images. It accepts native 4K 60P (4:4:4) content through Full Speed 18Gbps HDMI/HDCP 2.2 compatible inputs. Three discrete D-ILA devices produce a flicker free image with 4K precision. The JVC DLA-X950R is THX Certified and meets or exceeds their high standards. For 2016, JVC projectors include HDR content compatibility and an improved Clear Motion Drive for unmatched picture quality, as well as a newly developed high power lamp. Talking about lamps…when used in ‘low mode’, you get 21dB of fan noise.
What’s new in the 2016 model?
- 1900 Lumens with High Power Lamp (PK-L2615U)
- 4K e-shift4
- Dual Full Speed 18Gbps HDMI/HDCP 2.2 Compatible Inputs
- Compatible with full spec native 4K signals such as 4K60p 4:4:4, 4K60p 4:2:2/36bit and 4K24p 4:4:4/36bit
- Compatible with 4K streaming devices and UHD BD content
- Compatible with DCI Color Space
- HDR (High Dynamic Range) Compatible
- Motion Enhance (2D, 3D, 4K) with Upgraded Clear Motion Drive
- Multi Pixel Control (MPC) with Auto Mode for ease of use
- MPC works with 4K60P (up to 4:4:4) signals
- Simplified 6-Axis Color Management System
- Manual Gamma Control included with JVC Calibration Software version 6
- Control4 SDDP (Simple Device Discovery Protocol)
Well, I’ve got to be honest. Those specs surely make me curious. This is one device I wanna get my hands on! I’m hungry for this black 15,4Kg beast.
Product page on the JVC USA Procision website
