Slate® AT
The Best Image & Sound
Ambient Light Rejection (ALR)
Slate AT performs exceptionally well as an acoustically transparent material, and it also carries the same ambient light rejecting qualities as its non-acoustic variation. It is truly the best sound and best image.
Slate AT 1.2 |
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| Max Width | 3600″ (91440mm) |
| Max Viewing Height | 102″ (2591mm) |
| Resolution | 8k |
| Gain | 1.2 |
| ALR | 65% |
| Half Gain | 35° |
| Hole Size | 0.55mm (21 thousandths) |
| Openness | 7% Open |
| Minimum Throw | 1.5 x Image Width |
| Projection Type | Front Only |
| Opaque | No |
Acoustic Reproduction
The effect of the perforated screen has very little attenuation starting at about 1-2kHz and up. Typical impact on frequency response is well within the -3db range with a peak attenuation of -6db at 20kHz. This difference is easily corrected by most modern receivers with room correction. Additionally, many architectural speakers feature a treble compensation switch to adjust for this type of installation.
Viewing Cones
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