Can these be used in the movie theater?
1089865
No I don't think you can because they work on shutter the moloch that only certain tv possess so they want work on just any 3d tv or device.
1089866
Vizio has two kinds of 3D glasses, passive and active. The passive ones are relatively cheap and work with a lot of models of 3D TVs. These can be used in a movie theater. On the other hand, certain Vizio TVs require the active type of glasses that have to be charged and they actually communicate with the TV to provide a very accurate 3D experience. These glasses are not cheap and only work with a few particular models of Vizio TVs. They do not work in a movie theater, obviously.
421727
Absolutely, they can be used in a home theater situation. Have sold many for that purpose. However, we do not carry the transformers. Thanks for your interest in Prime Industries, Inc.
652876
Yes. In a smaller room they would be fine for front speakers. I use them for my rears in the surround sound system.
978068
No. While they will sort of work these are not active lens. They are basic polarized 3d frames. Good for the movie theater. It is like watching 480p on a 1080i screen. It can be done but you miss out.
1004559
Definitely. I have them hooked up to a 200w stereo system from the 80's that can't do surround sound. They blow me away with music, movies and games.
519389
Yes you can, we also do it all the time. For outdoor movie watching though, I would definitely reccomend hooking up some awesome sounding external speakers. This projector works VERY well for the price!!
541120
No. These should be powered by an amp or receiver. The projector would not have the required output.
1432348
Yes you can use these, as for bass it dependes on how much you want. These are great for music and movies but I would recommend a subwoofer.
735592
I typically use mine for indoor music and gaming. I also installed 4 of them in a small church ( seating for around 120 people) and everyone there really likes them. They used them with a projector to watch movies as well.
1307909
no. You would have to have a 3D Cinema HDTV and use passive glasses (same as movie theatre). These are Active 3D glasses.
907120
they would certainly work fine. They are high quality speakers that work in any environment. I use them for monitoring music in a smaller studio space...but they are very powerful and have amplification built in.
376010
I haven't tried them, but there is no reason they won't. They are exactly the type they use in the theaters.
462187
Hi. I honestly can't say if these would work at the theater with 3D movies because these glasses need to connect to a DLP source such as TV's and/or projectors. I think what the theaters use are "PASSIVE" meaning they don't use batteries (lenses are blue and red) while these glasses are "ACTIVE" (using batteries to control the lenses using refresh rate). So I'm not sure if these would work in the theaters. One thing for sure is that when it's in the "OFF" position, the lenses are clear. When you switch it in the "ON" position, the lenses turn dark. I hope I answered your questions.
2068769
I don't think they are designed to work that way. You plug the base unit into your stereo or TV source and then you can sit in bed across the room or walk around the house listening to your movie/music. I don't see how it would be able to read a signal in a movie theater.
1115808
No. Theaters have $25,000 projectors that allows users to use cheap disposable glasses. To use polarized glasses you'll have to spend 5 digits. Which would be stupid because the picture quality sucks. Home theater glasses range from $50-$100 each but the picture quality is twice as good, both eyes receive 1080P. I recommend TrueDepth glasses. Cheap theater glasses are not compatible outside the theater. Besides, theater glass only send 540 to each eye for a total if 1080. If you haven't seen home theater 3D then you haven't seen 3D. Theater 3D PQ sucks!
325305
Using these currently in a medium sized conference room, about 16x12. Even without the sub they do fairly well (I've watched a movie or two on them). With the sub I think they would do nicely if you want a small speaker solution. However, if I really wanted the movie theater feel and I had room I'd maybe go with bigger speakers (especially if the room was any bigger).
2068770
If you mean, "can I take these headphones to an IMAX or other movie theater and use them?" My answer would be no. They don't work without their transmitting base which must be connected to your tv or stereo system.