Dynamic Screens 16:9 Fixed Cinema Screen

While projecting onto a wall or sheet is possible, a dedicated projector screen is designed to provide a flat, reflective surface that enhances image brightness, contrast, and clarity. Painted walls often have imperfections and absorb light, leading to a more dull, less sharp image. A quality screen ensures optimal viewing performance for 4K and beyond.

For true home cinema, an acoustically transparent screen can also be used, allowing speakers to be placed directly behind it. This not only hides equipment neatly but also recreates the cinematic experience of sound coming from the screen itself.

We offer a range of projector screens to suit different rooms and setups:

Fixed Screens: These hang like a picture frame, always tensioned and perfectly flat for the best picture quality, with no movement or rippling over time.
Acoustic 4K Screens – let speakers sit behind the screen for a true cinema experience, available in woven or microperforated materials.
4K Screens – deliver sharp, accurate images with excellent brightness and contrast.
ALR Screens — ALR (Ambient Light Rejecting) Screens are designed with an optical coating to maintain contrast and clarity in rooms that aren’t completely dark.

Retractable Screens:
Motorised Screens – smooth, one-touch operation with the option to conceal the screen when not in use.
Manual Screens – a practical, budget-friendly option for flexible spaces.

At Hifi Hunter, we help you choose the right screen for your room, projector, and design preferences so you enjoy a true big-screen experience at home. We even manufacture our own screens here in Perth.

An acoustic (or acoustically transparent) screen allows sound to pass through the surface, so speakers can be placed directly behind the screen. This setup offers several advantages:

True Cinema Experience: Just like in commercial theatres, dialogue and effects come directly from the screen, creating a more natural and immersive experience.

Cleaner Aesthetics: Hides speakers and wiring, giving your room a modern, uncluttered look.

Better Speaker Placement: Allows the front soundstage (left, centre, right) to be positioned at the correct height without compromise.

Flexibility in Design: Makes it easier to integrate larger speakers or subwoofers without affecting the room layout.

At Hifi Hunter, we design and install acoustic screen systems that combine flawless visuals with cinema-quality sound, all while keeping the room looking beautifully streamlined.

Acoustic screens are designed to let sound pass through while maintaining image quality, but not all materials are the same. The main differences include:

Micro Perforated Screens: Use tiny holes punched in the material. They offer good brightness and sharpness but can sometimes cause slight “moiré” patterns or affect high frequencies.

Woven Screens: Made from fabric with an open weave that allows sound to pass naturally. They typically provide smoother audio performance and avoid moiré, but may slightly reduce brightness compared to solid materials.

Material Quality: Higher-grade acoustic fabrics balance sound transparency with minimal impact on contrast and colour, making them more suitable for 4K and HDR projection.Choosing the right type depends on your projector, speaker setup, and room conditions.

At Hifi Hunter, we specify our own acoustic materials that optimise both sound and picture, ensuring your cinema feels authentic without compromise. Our range of acoustic screens are made by hand in Perth, delivered to door fully assembled ready to hang.