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Hey Josh
I have the previous Sony model, the 860 and still like it after 2 years. It's almost filled with DVDs now, and still does a great job.
You are right about that. You can do 2 things:
1 Never turn it off by the button on the player, only the 'remote off'.2. Find a disc with no or little fbi warninga and keep it in slot #1. I keep the Avia test disc in #1.
2. You might have got a bum player. I have had no jammings in 2 years. Did you turn the player off (Button on player) soon after stopping a disc? This will cause jamming and then the player does not know where the disc goes and puts it in the 1st empty slot.
You might try another one if you liked it. It took me awhile to figure out about "NEVER NEVER TURN OFF BY THE BUTTON"
(and train my wife too) but thats the key to most problems.
Instead off typing in the GUI, I use DVD profiler, using the DVD # as the slot #. Many will have text on them but it takes a while to enter the rest
good luck
Grant
"Whatever it is, I'm against it!" G. Marx
Sony TAE/TAP/TAN(2)9000ES;DVP-CX860 DVP-CX777ES
Sony CDP-CX270 CDP-CX355 CDP-CX270 CDP-CX355
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Kenny
Is there a site that has info on it? Sounds great with more space to boot.
"Whatever it is, I'm against it!" G. Marx
Sony TAE/TAP/TAN(2)9000ES;DVP-CX860 DVP-CX777ES
Sony CDP-CX270 CDP-CX355 CDP-CX270 CDP-CX355
Sony S-TS 700ES XPR32450Pioneer Elite CLD 79 KEFs (5) Q75s & 20B Subwoofer
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Josh, for some strange reason, manufacturers have not supported the production of DVD megachangers. Pioneer came out with a couple interlaced models a few years ago and have not replaced them. Sony has consistently offered DVD megachangers, but they seem to be the only manufacturer that has.
I don't own the 'CX875P, but given the jamming you observed, you must have had a faulty unit. For what it's worth, I have two Sony ES CD megachangers and have never experienced jamming in three years.
The Sony 'CX985V looks like it is worth waiting for. Alternatively, you might look at the Kenwood Sovereign DV-5050M and '5900M at crutchfield.com. The '5900M plays DVD-Audio discs. These players are pricey in comparison to Sony models, but I've read good things about them. Note that the Kenwood players are older models, but they supposedly give a good picture.