There is one strange problem, the mirror a send to cut it exactly the
same size of the original, but the image is smaller and a little
distorted, to be precise its has perfect convergence in the center,
but in the side its awful, its look like a sand clock the base and the
top are larger that the middle part of the screen, i manage to learn
the way the Tv is Configurated in service mode, but i can correct that
effect, i have another 50" tv from pioneer, i will remove the mirror
from that one so i can see if there is any difference there.
its strange cause my 50" also had a broken mirror and i do exactly the
same, but that waqs 6 years ago and i can remember what kind of mirror
was.
Thanks.
VJS
P.S: I maybe can get one Sony mirror cause the factory is in Brazil, a
lot closer for me the buy in it from the states!!!, so u think it will
work?




"Leonard Caillouet" wrote in message news:VjPTa.19219$zd4.15247@lakeread02...
The mylar mirrors eventually get a hazy look that is nearly impossible to
clear. They are easily damaged by attempts to clean them. Surface coated
mirrors can easily be cleaned successfully without damage. I have not
directly compared the clarity of the two at the screen level, but just
looking at the mylar mirrors my impression is that they are not as good.

Leonard Caillouet

"John Del" wrote in message
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Subject: Pioneer 60" Projection Tv
From: "Leonard Caillouet"

I have made direct comparisons several times and there is a very clear
difference in the picture.

What is your opinion of glass (either type) compared to the stretched
mylar
type? Is the difference worth converting?
John Del
Wolcott, CT

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