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elmo st 180 stereo projector

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hi
i was wondering about the price you could find this projector (elmo st 180 2-track) for in a shop?
i am looking for a stereo sound projector and somebody told me this model was one of the best.
how is it compared to other models by elmo or to bauer stereo projectors?
thanks
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As far as I know it is not a stereo projector. Its 2 track mono.
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ok i get it.
so 2 track is not as good as stereo obviously.
then how much is 2-track and how much is a stereo projector (approximately of course)
cheers
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Post by filmbuff »

Well you need 2 tracks for stereo but its just that this projector uses a common amp for both tracks and only has a single channel ouptut.

I used to have a Elmo GS-1200 and it is truly a dream machine. I had a chance to play a few stereo sound Derann prints and it was pretty awesome. The 7 foot wide crisp picture put DVD on a 31" TV to shame. They use to sell over $1000 USD but I have seen a few lately go for less. The harder to find GS-800 is also a very good machine for about $500 USD. 2 track mono Elmo's go for even less $300 max. I got my current ST-1200 for $100 on ebay.
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supa8 wrote:ok i get it.
so 2 track is not as good as stereo obviously.
then how much is 2-track and how much is a stereo projector (approximately of course)
cheers
I have the Eumig S 926 GL, and Eumig's last projector they made: S 940. Both are true stereo and both are class acts. You can get the S 926 GL from
http://www.super8film.at

Although I must say that I heard good things about the Elmo 1200.
Lunar07

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filmbuff wrote: I got my current ST-1200 for $100 on ebay.
filmbuff -
I have a question for you about the Elmo ST-1200.
Do you have the ST-1200 D? If so, does it have a builtin 1/F socket connector?
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Lunar07 wrote: filmbuff -
I have a question for you about the Elmo ST-1200.
Do you have the ST-1200 D? If so, does it have a builtin 1/F socket connector?
Yes, I do have the ST-1200 D and it does have the 1/F socket :D
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Post by Guest »

Hi, Bauer t610, i would recommend or the gs1200. the bauer has better light output than the gs800,another make worth looking at is noris, they have the best
light output ive seen for a 100watt lamp...much better than the 100watt gs800....whats your budget
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filmbuff wrote:
Lunar07 wrote: filmbuff -
I have a question for you about the Elmo ST-1200.
Do you have the ST-1200 D? If so, does it have a builtin 1/F socket connector?
Yes, I do have the ST-1200 D and it does have the 1/F socket :D
Lucky you! One thing that Eumig missed in their Stereo 926, 936 and 940 models and the excellent silent 610 D is the 1/F socket. I can easily build one, but it is always better to have it built in.
Let me know if you want to sell it, with the manual of course :D
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