Seymour-Screen Excellence’s New ART Masking System Attacks the World of Big

full?d=1563576102.png

(July 18, 2019) Earlier this year, we introduced Seymour-Screen Excellence’s affordable TRIM System, a fixed frame motorized masking solution that offers intriguing performance at more attainable price points. Now, Seymour-Screen is going full-blown luxury – BIG luxury ¬– with a reference-grade acoustically transparent motorized making system designed to accommodate home theater systems with massive front walls.

The Adjustable Ratio Theater Motorized Masking System, otherwise known as ART, introduces at home masking that can stand as large as 20-feet tall and 30-feet wide. That makes for an image width of a whopping 350”, accommodating 100” more screen than the company’s previous large screen system (TAM). Additionally, ART gives owners “unlimited intermediate masking panel positions” for properly showing image sizes as minimal as 4:3.

According to Seymour-Screen, the ART system provides installers greater freedom because it allows them to build a screen on a wall, bucking traditional methods of assembly. The system, itself, taps a high-quality 8.8” frame that’s installed in sections and hidden by a sleek velvet fascia. Beneath that fascia lies ultra-quiet motor assemblies and Seymour’s sheer black AT masking panels.

ART is meant to be paired with the company’s Enlightor Neo and PRO A.T. screen surfaces for serious viewing and sonic pass-through.

Technologies aside, ART has already been nominated as a CEDIA 2019 “Best New Product Award.” Even more exciting, Seymour-Screen Excellence will be at CEDIA 2019 with its ART system in tow.

As you can imagine, pricing for ART matches its large-size capabilities. Starting at screen widths of 160”, ART can cost upwards of $26,000… and as you move to larger screen sizes and more options, ART can cost up to $142,000. Yes, folks, a dream-worthy system in more ways than one.

For more information about ART or other Seymour-Screen Excellence productions, call 515.268.3369 or visit the company at seymourscreenexcellence.com.
 
Last edited:

Asere

Senior Member
Joined
Apr 14, 2017
Messages
1,517
Location
Texas
More  
Main Amp
Denon AVR X4200W
Additional Amp
Parasound HCA 1500A
Universal / Blu-ray / CD Player
Oppo 103D
Streaming Subscriptions
Panamax M5300 PM, Monster HTS 3600
Front Speakers
SVS Prime Towers
Center Channel Speaker
SVS Prime
Surround Speakers
SVS Prime Satellites
Front Height Speakers
Proficient
Rear Height Speakers
Proficient
Subwoofers
Dual Kreisel DXD 12012, PSA S3000i
Screen
60"
Video Display Device
Samsung PNF8500
Remote Control
Harmony Ultra
A dream indeed! Maybe I will be rich in my next life lol!
 
  • Post hidden due to user being banned.

Todd Anderson

Editor / Senior Admin
Staff member
Thread Starter
Joined
Jan 20, 2017
Messages
9,712
Location
Balt/Wash Metro
More  
Preamp, Processor or Receiver
StormAudio ISP.24 MK2
Main Amp
Emotiva XPA-5
Additional Amp
Emotiva XPA Gen3 2.8 multichannel amp
Other Amp
Denon X8500H
DAC
THX ONYX
Computer Audio
AudioEngine A2+
Universal / Blu-ray / CD Player
Kaleidescape TERRA, OPPO UDP-203, Panasonic UB9000
Streaming Equipment
iFi Audio Zen Blue
Streaming Subscriptions
Qobuz, TIDAL, Spotify, ROON
Front Speakers
GoldenEar Technology Triton One.R
Center Channel Speaker
GoldenEar Technology SuperCenter Reference
Surround Speakers
SVS Ultra Surround
Surround Back Speakers
SVS Ultra Bookshelf
Front Height Speakers
SVS Prime Elevation x4 (Top Front, Top Mid-Front)
Rear Height Speakers
SVS Prime Elevation x4 (Top Middle, Top Rear)
Subwoofers
dual SVS SB16s + dual PSA XS30s
Other Speakers
Behringer 1124p; Aura Bass Shaker Pros; SuperSub X
Screen
Seymour Screen Excellence, Enlightor NEO AT Screen
Video Display Device
JVC NX7
Other Equipment
LG Electronics 65-inch B6 OLED, Sony 65-inch X900F, ZeroSurge 8R15W x 2, ZeroSurge 2R15W x 2
A dream indeed! Maybe I will be rich in my next life lol!
I’d like to see a home theater with a 30-ft wide screen. Wouldn’t be running a sub $8k Projector, that’s for sure!
 
Top Bottom