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Stacey: I noticed that CAL had taken all references to them having ever made a DVD player off of their web-site... what gives? That is definitely not an option if they are not going to support it. Geesh...

Gentlemen, I've been kicking around the idea of maybe a used CAL-2500, Meridian 596 or Theta DaViD mated with a iscan v2 or v3. I would think this would be great on my 61" Sony. This combo would put me in at my budget and provide me with terrific interlaced performance for my future needs...

StaceyS wrote:

I wrote: I never said it was! As I have said before, I intend to critically look at a large number of players (including the RP91 and RP56) before making a decision. I will say that build quality is important to me, becuase I want something that will last as long as I want it too. Heck, an Ayre...

No thanks! The last place I want Winblows is near my HT. Now I may take a look at some of the HTPC variants like that from PSI video. Look, I am not a Denon schill. In fact, I've never owned a piece of Denon gear. But I found it both annoying and ridiculous that people would dismiss the...

EricK Wrote:

Keith: I will look at all of my options, but the poster asked if anybody was actually considering buying a 9000., and well yes I am! I'm wating for the 3800 to come in to my local dealer so I can demo them both simultaneously. I never said I was waiting to order the player! I will look at all...

So I suppose you guys think the Panny has a better picture than the Camelot Roundtable? If you haven't viewed the Camelot then please note that as well. I'm not a member of the Best-Bang-for-under-1000-bucks crowd, I'm a member of the Best-Bang-for-the-3000-bucks crowd. I'm sure the Panasonic...

What I mean is that I want the BEST POSSIBLE PICTURE... while watching movies not test patterns or menus. There are many many many many (ad infinitum) other issues that dictate PQ on top of chroma upsampling. How about actual Horizontal resolution, color fidelity & accuracy, deinterlacing...

Robert: I am considering purchasing the 9000 for several reasons. I want the BEST POSSIBLE OVERALL picture quality in both interlaced and progressive modes for under $3000. I currently have the Sony 61HS10 and am planning a dedicated HT in our to b built home, at which point I will move into a...

From the CinemaSource Home Theater Design Guide: "A good rule of thumb is to have the principal viewer's eye level (typically 42" to 48" from floor when seated) about 1/3 of the distance from the bottom of the picture area." Eric "I said what?"