Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi has made numerous CRT projectors over time, the most popular (but
still fairly rare in the used market) of which is the 1281. The Mitsubishi 1281 CRT projector is
a very capable projector
with 7" EM focusing tubes for a sharp picture. The tubes are liquid-coupled
(Mitsubishi calls this 'Optically Coupled') for greater contrast ratio than
air-coupled projectors. The lenses are proprietary and colour filtered for
more correct colours. 900 lumens of light output in a
fairly small package. Video, S-video, and RGB inputs.
The biggest downside to this projector is its rarity. The projector
itself (and therefore parts for it) are nearly impossible to find and getting
help from others is practically impossible as nobody else owns one. Keep that in
mind when looking at purchasing this projector.
Note: When assessing tube wear on this projector, it's best to remove the
tubes completely as the lenses have a dichroic coating that is nearly impossible
to see through.
To see how these projectors rank in relation to other projectors for use in a
home theater environment see the Projector Rankings
page.
For full specifications on these and other projectors, see the
Projector
Specifications
page.
For an overview and history of Mitsubishi see the CRT
Primer.
See the Advanced Procedures
page for various DIY instructions on maintaining and improving CRT projectors.
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