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Dave, Thanks so much for your review. I am extremely interested in purchasing this player but I'm trying to hold off until at least a few reviews come out. It's about time to replace my ancient (but still working like a champ!) Panasonic A110.

Thanks very much Tim, that's what I was looking for!

This seems to be sort of off topic everywhere else so I'll try posting it here. I'm looking for an image for the cover slide of a presentation I'm doing on home theater technology. It's a well known picture with a guy sitting in a chair facing a TV screen, and his hair is getting blown back (and...

Dan starts to make an excellent point, then goes astray by choosing one of the more expensive progressive players. You can get a brand new Panasonic RP56 for about $200 (at Crutchfield for example). This doesn't have all the bells and whistles of the RP91, but is still an excellent player, and...

Does anyone know what this review on AVS Forum is talking about when it says "exclusion of the original soundtrack" at the beginning? It makes me worry that they've done something to the movie soundtrack (which is awesome as we all know). Or are they just complaining that they would have liked...

Jim, According to this page the RP62 will be coming out in May or June. http://www.smr-home-theatre.org/ces2.../page_03.shtml

I'm really hoping that the new Panasonic CP72 5 disc progressive changer will fill the bill, but I don't know when it's due out. What little info I can find is here: http://www.smr-home-theatre.org/ces2.../page_03.shtml

Well, the primary motivation would probably be to fix the CCS (cross-color suppression) bug. This would be the ultimate low cost progressive player if that was fixed.

Actually only early pressings of Das Boot have that labelling problem; current copies are labelled correctly.