Monster vision max 3d glasses question: Does this come with it's own emitter or do I have to buy one ?
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you need only 1 pair with omitter the rest you don'T FROM WHAT I WAS TOLD AT BEST BUY
86939
It is primarily a 2D projector, to make it 3D you have to buy a separate 3D-RF Emitter and the corresponding #D glasses.
278376
I've heard some people say yes, I know DLP 3d tvs generally use a emitter for their 3d.
1972280
An emitter is needed for these glasses but they do work wonderful. It was worth spending money on the emitter for my model
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Optoma sells this projector as the GT750E or GT750. The GT750E does not come with glasses, the GT750 does come with one pair. The GT750 is usually about 100 bucks more than the 750E. Both come with RF transmitter.The optoma branded RF glasses are rebadged bitcauldron glasses...same as the monstervision max. I know the monstervision ones work with the optoma transmitter since my friend has the monstervision glasses. The monster transmitter is the same but is also has this IR receiver...so if you have a 3D tv and this optoma projector and your tv doesn't have VESA port you can get the monster package and use that transmitter for the tv. (you can use the same glasses on both the tv and projector). Optoma sells this projector as the GT750E or GT750. The GT750E does not come with glasses, the GT750 does come with one pair. The GT750 is usually about 100 bucks more than the 750E. Both come with RF transmitter.The optoma branded RF glasses are rebadged bitcauldron glasses...same as the monstervision max. I know the monstervision ones work with the optoma transmitter since my friend has the monstervision glasses. The monster transmitter is the same but is also has this IR receiver...so if you have a 3D tv and this optoma projector and your tv doesn't have VESA port you can get... » Read More Optoma sells this projector as the GT750E or GT750. The GT750E does not come with glasses, the GT750 does come with one pair. The GT750 is usually about 100 bucks more than the 750E. Both come with RF transmitter.The optoma branded RF glasses are rebadged bitcauldron glasses...same as the monstervision max. I know the monstervision ones work with the optoma transmitter since my friend has the monstervision glasses. The monster transmitter is the same but is also has this IR receiver...so if you have a 3D tv and this optoma projector and your tv doesn't have VESA port you can get the monster package and use that transmitter for the tv. (you can use the same glasses on both the tv and projector). « Show Less
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No the Optoma GT750E does not come with 3D glasses. Yes, the projector does come with an RF transmitter which is good because those tiny devices can cost up to $50. Hope this helps.
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Emitter is included, Glasses are wireless (but first generation) and it is compatible with the Acer model you provided (it is the same one i am currently using). There are new kits that include 3D Vision 2 that i would recommend over this one as the glasses fit better but if you're looking to save a dollar this still works great.
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When i purchased it, It did not come with 3D Glasses. It did come with an RF transmitter for the 3D glasses. I've been using it as my primary TV now for about a year and have no regrets.
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Yes it includes the emitter and glasses. The glasses are wireless but charge through usb. It works fantastic with that monitor as I have the same one.
695502
I just use nvidia one. U need to buy the glass kit, which is with the emitter.
884837
HI, you don't need any kind of additional device if they are dp-link compatible ...I have a Benq W1500 and I just need to turn on the glasses to get both devices (projector and glasses) synchronized. They are working flawless. Very good glasses.
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I do not know what device you are referring to. Some 3D monitors come with no 3D receiver, and some do. If your computer monitors has a 3D Vision 2 receiver built in, then all you need are the Vision2 glasses (about $50.00). If the 3D monitor has no receiver built in, then you need the 3D glasses kit with includes a Nvidia receiver for Vision2 glasses, plus one set of glasses. Note that when buying a 3D monitor you need to make sure it is Nvidia 3D Vision2 capable. I hope this helps. jack
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No. It is not active 3d. It's passive 3d. But it does include it's own glasses
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I bought mine with the emitter included. Not sure what HD25-lv is. I know the glasses have been expensive. 80.00-120.00 each. Very specific about what glasses can be used and none of the cheaper ones work.
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This projector requires an IR emitter to sync it and uses the same connectivity and looks compatible with one on the Dimensional Optics 3Active IR emitter. The placement of the emitter may require a longer extension cable for placement to the front of the room. The 3D glasses must also be IR active glasses.
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Just buy DLP-link 3d glasses and good to go. Emitter is built-in. Glasses from 3DTV is better than SainSonoic, and about the same price ($25-$30)/pair.
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Hi OscarDepending on the age of your DLP 3D TV, There may be a internal RF emitter already in there if its a rather newer model.Read your manual or look on line, for your model number to find that out, as well as the emitter it can use. All the Glasses look for is a DLP Link from the TV's RF emitter. If there is no RF emitter in your model and, you have found the model # online or in the manual.There is the one you need at Amazon .