Microperf X2

THX Ultra Certified

Stewart Filmscreen introduced Microperforations with a primary goal of allowing audio emitted from speakers placed behind the screen to reach the viewer without effecting the audio or visual quality. With over 30,000 miniature holes* per square foot of projection material, a Microperforated screen captivates audiences with a superb image and smooth flawless sound.

Microperf X2 consists of the same perforation pattern that Stewart has been using for the past 10 years with only slight modifications.  Through extensive research and development, Stewart holds strong as industry leader providing a custom solution eliminating any so-called “Microperf Moire”.

Microperf X2 performs above & beyond in both visual and sound quality during AB comparisons to woven screens and other acoustically treated projection materials available in today’s A/V market. The vibrancy of an image shown on a woven screen suffers from cross reflection created by construction of the screen material itself.

Essential to meet only the highest standards in Audio-Video, Stewart’s strategically calculated perforation layout avoids compromising image or sound quality in any way. Microperf X² is the # 1 choice, providing the viewer up to 70% more brightness, higher resolution, superior color saturation, and excellent uniformity compared to all the others.

• Available with Stewart’s front projection screen surfaces

• First projection screen to receive "THX-Ultra" certification

• Impeccable image fidelity

• Unbeatable audio quality

• Microperf offers exceptional contrast, superior color saturation, and excellent uniformity

• Extremely high image resolution

• No Moire

• Significantly less light return/blow-through (no secondary black backing required)

• The industry’s largest seamless acoustically transparent screen available (max.l O. D. 14-1/2’ x 60’)

• Includes Cinema Sonic Processor to compensate for sound frequency variance by leveling-out the frequency response from 20Hz to 20 kHz.

Results of the AB comparisons can be found in the white paper:

“Defining the Difference in Perforated Screens” By Alan Brawn, CTS