Recently when Wavetrain decided to run some cinema design training courses they chose the new JVC X9 to be their main projector. Wavetrain director David Moseley explained, “A portion of the cinema design training is dedicated to video design. Wavetrain is interested in promoting best practice for producing reference grade video for home cinema. Thus we chose the JVC X9 as it is THX and ISF certified, produces greyscale and colour manage adjustments which means the projected image can be calibrated to meet industry standards and the hand selected optics ensures maximum contrast and resolution. It is also one of the quietest projectors on the market.”

JVC’s new X9 projector is a full HD D-ILA front projector with 100,000:1 native contrast ratio, 3D viewing, 2x motorised zoom lens with motorised focus, new Clear Motion Drive and picture modes for various video sources. The true full HD resolution 1920×1080 X9 also has a 1080p input signal capability, 220W ultra high-pressure mercury lamp with the 100,000:1 native contrast ratio realised by the combination of enhanced full HD D-ILA devices and an optical engine.

JVC Professional Australia/NZ national sales and marketing manager Noel Oakes says, “Wavetrain are an innovative company. JVC are delighted they chose the new X9 projector for their cinema design training as its high level of quality and functionality, particularly its 3D stereoscopic viewing on D-ILA projection and flexible installation guaranteed with +/-80% vertical and +/-34% horizontal powered lens-shift function make it ideal for the home theatre and more.”

The new JVC X9 projector is being used in Wavetrain’s ‘Statement Room’ at its Taren Point HQ as the main projector with an SMX anamorphic masking screen and ISCO IIIL anamorphic lens.