SMX Pro Line Screens

The ProLine is our premium flat fixed video projection screen system. The ProLine utilizes anyone of our CineWeave™ HD accoustically transparent or CineMatte solid screen surfaces.

The ProLine frame is acoustically dampened to eliminate resonance and finished with our proprietary black hole velvet. The ProLine was designed to utilize our manual masking PROPANELS when an automated masking system is outside the budget.

The SmX Pro-Line is SmX's sleek proprietary flat fixed projection screen frame system. It boasts true black velvet trim and comes acoustically insulated. The Pro-Line frame can be finished with exotic wood veneers and different color velvets.

The SmX Pro-Line frame system can accommodate any of our audio transparent and solid projection screen materials

For the serious audiophile home theater enthusiast, placement of speakers behind the screen reproduces the closest design aspect of the cinema experience, accurate projection of sound. SmX CineWeave HD™ screens offer the ultimate in acoustic property screen, a 1.16 gain weave with 160° viewing angle, sound and vision are aligned and delivered as intended. SmX offers screen size options up to 220" wide geared for any type of room or venue.

SmX Cinema Solutions screens come in four fixed frame types to meet any design requirement. Whether flat or curved, SmX Pro Series screens are available in white or gray CineWeave HD™ material boasting perfect uniformity and consistently vibrant image from edge to edge. The sturdy screen material is strongest in its class and has no tendency for hot spotting.

Insulated Frames (First in the Industry)

SmX is the only company in the industry that insulates the hollow cavity of our projection screen frames and we have a patent pending using this method.

Why do we insulate our frames? Because all hollow cavities resonate from sound and a resonating cavity can sound tinny (or boomy in bigger cases).

With an audio transparent screen, your speakers are placed behind the projection screen. The sound waves from the speakers pass through the audio transparent screen to the audience. Sound waves/vibrations from the speakers also travel to the frame that is holding the projection screen material in place. With a hollow cavity inside your frame, those transferred sound waves can amplify cause the frame to resonate like an acoustical guitar or drum.