Mitsubishi HC8000D 1080P DLP Projector PROJECTOR For parts Note For parts only customer return Reson return (Projector shuts down by itself after a short period) WITH BOX WITH CHARGER WITHOUT REMOTE CONTROL No Return accepted its for parts AS IS

For sale my Mitsubishi HC8000 projector, quite possibly the best 1080 DLP projector under £5000 prior to the 4K projector era. I replaced it with a 4K DLP and kept it as a backup and for 3D use (not featured on my new projector). It has great contrast for a DLP and 3D is actually quite good. It has a quasi-scope screen mode - by moving the bottom black border to the top. Note this works only if you dedicate one of the HDMI inputs to the vertical image shift setting - see images. The current bulb has under 1250 hours in eco mode I also have the old bulb which I changed at 3700 hours eco mode – it is good for 5000hrs. I bought an expand 3D transmitter and two glasses they need new batteries but work pretty fine. Remote and manual included. The projector is not HDMI 2.0 compatible so no 4K, unless you use a compatible HDCP HDMI switch. The projector is designed with an offset so it has to be placed below or above the screen to fit without keystone correction. Cash payment , London SE4 collection with a demo – please read previous reviews and information on-line before purchase.

For sale my Mitsubishi HC8000 projector, quite possibly the best 1080 DLP projector under £5000 prior to the 4K projector era. I replaced it with a 4K DLP and kept it as a backup and for 3D use (not featured on my new projector). It has great contrast for a DLP and 3D is actually quite good. It has a quasi-scope screen mode - by moving the bottom black border to the top. Note this works only if you dedicate one of the HDMI inputs to the vertical image shift setting - see images. The current bulb has under 1250 hours in eco mode I also have the old bulb which I changed at 3700 hours eco mode – it is good for 5000hrs. I bought an expand 3D transmitter and two glasses they need new batteries but work pretty fine. Remote and manual included. The projector is not HDMI 2.0 compatible so no 4K, unless you use a compatible HDCP HDMI switch. The projector is designed with an offset so it has to be placed below or above the screen to fit without keystone correction. Cash payment , London SE4 collection with a demo – please read previous reviews and information on-line before purchase.

For sale my Mitsubishi HC8000 projector, quite possibly the best 1080 DLP projector under £5000 prior to the 4K projector era. I replaced it with a 4K DLP and kept it as a backup and for 3D use (not featured on my new projector). It has great contrast for a DLP and 3D is actually quite good. It has a quasi-scope screen mode - by moving the bottom black border to the top. Note this works only if you dedicate one of the HDMI inputs to the vertical image shift setting - see images. The current bulb has under 1250 hours in eco mode I also have the old bulb which I changed at 3700 hours eco mode – it is good for 5000hrs. I bought an expand 3D transmitter and two glasses they need new batteries but work pretty fine. Remote and manual included. The projector is not HDMI 2.0 compatible so no 4K, unless you use a compatible HDCP HDMI switch. The projector is designed with an offset so it has to be placed below or above the screen to fit without keystone correction. Cash payment , London SE4 collection with a demo – please read previous reviews and information on-line before purchase.

For sale my Mitsubishi HC8000 projector, quite possibly the best 1080 DLP projector under £5000 prior to the 4K projector era. I replaced it with a 4K DLP and kept it as a backup and for 3D use (not featured on my new projector). It has great contrast for a DLP and 3D is actually quite good. It has a quasi-scope screen mode - by moving the bottom black border to the top. Note this works only if you dedicate one of the HDMI inputs to the vertical image shift setting - see images. The current bulb has under 1250 hours in eco mode I also have the old bulb which I changed at 3700 hours eco mode – it is good for 5000hrs. I bought an expand 3D transmitter and two glasses they need new batteries but work pretty fine. Remote and manual included. The projector is not HDMI 2.0 compatible so no 4K, unless you use a compatible HDCP HDMI switch. The projector is designed with an offset so it has to be placed below or above the screen to fit without keystone correction. Cash payment , London SE4 collection with a demo – please read previous reviews and information on-line before purchase.

For sale my Mitsubishi HC8000 projector, quite possibly the best 1080 DLP projector under £5000 prior to the 4K projector era. I replaced it with a 4K DLP and kept it as a backup and for 3D use (not featured on my new projector). It has great contrast for a DLP and 3D is actually quite good. It has a quasi-scope screen mode - by moving the bottom black border to the top. Note this works only if you dedicate one of the HDMI inputs to the vertical image shift setting - see images. The current bulb has under 1250 hours in eco mode I also have the old bulb which I changed at 3700 hours eco mode – it is good for 5000hrs. I bought an expand 3D transmitter and two glasses they need new batteries but work pretty fine. Remote and manual included. The projector is not HDMI 2.0 compatible so no 4K, unless you use a compatible HDCP HDMI switch. The projector is designed with an offset so it has to be placed below or above the screen to fit without keystone correction. Cash payment , London SE4 collection with a demo – please read previous reviews and information on-line before purchase.