Marantz ST6000 2005 Marantz Full Line - Page 17

Project a Better Image DLP® Technology For several years now, Marantz has set the standards for video quality and accuracy in the world of consumer digital front projection. The VP-12 series has rapidly become a legend and has now made a quantum leap in picture quality and flexibility. For 2005, the VP-12S4 has a new video processing section, the first of its kind, and offers a level of deinterlacing and scaling of even high definition sources that was previously reserved for processors that cost as much as some folks' entire systems. This new chip was co-developed by Marantz and a company called Gennum® and promises to have everyone else scrambling to play catch up. In addition there are now three Minolta-Konica lens options in the VP12S4 for unmatched flexibility. But let's not forget about the VP-10S1, a projector for the ultimate home theater designed using the same 3-chip DLP® technology which was formerly reserved exclusively for digital cinema. Reduced in size and weight and customized for the home environment, this flagship DLP® projector offers the same rich detailed image as the VP-12S4, but with even better smoothness and color accuracy, along with enough light output to effectively illuminate even the largest of screens. By eliminating the color wheel and incorporating the best Faroudja processing, the VP10S1's picture is further improved by providing smooth, flicker free motion while preserving all of the detail present in the original source. With multiple lens options and both vertical and horizontal lens shift, the VP10S1 is very flexible with regard to installation. All of the adjustments can be made in the dark due to its redesigned ergonomically friendly backlit remote control. Now that we have the two best DLP® front projectors, Marantz can easily satisfy the needs of the most discriminating video customer, regardless of price. 17