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Sorry, it's 5:30 am. Forgot about that one. Thanks. edited

Up for sale is a region free Bravo D1 with 6" DVI cable included. It is in mint, pristine condition and am only gettin rid of it because the wife says one of our players (i've got 8) has to go and I can't bear to part with my Panny XP50. It has very few play hours on it and as mentioned before...

Saw this in the backlog and had to answer. Yes the 3300 has two subwoofer outs. It is also NOT "bright". Don't know why this stigma is still talked about. The "brightness" ended a long time ago and doesn't apply to the 3300. This is a fabulous receiver and I don't know why it doesn't get the...

Well, If all of this is true and does pan out, I will have a reason to get rid of my XP50 and region free Bravo D1. The only thing holding me back on my fabulous XP50 is the no DVI (or HDMI to which there is an adapter) output. Hope it's true. Panasonic has been flaky with their specs online...

Done. Sorry, missed that one. :b

Bill Will I agree to a point. I think JVC "peaked" with the 9900. I did a LOT of comparing of all the 9XXX series and found the 9900 to have the best options and build quality is excellent. Don't get me wrong, the 9800,9600, etc... are all fine players, but to find one of those in mint...

Depends on what you are looking for in a VCR. In my opinion--is it worth the extra $100 or so dollars--Most definately. I think it's worth a lot more than that. JVC's 5XXX series is their midway line. The 9XXX series is their top of the line VCR. It has every possible option you could ever want...

I paid about $200 for a JVC factory sealed refurb on ebay (MSRP of $599!). The guy had 10 of them. If you look on ebay, I am sure you will find them (probably same guy, he's always selling them), but I can't remember his name right now. It came in mint condition-like new with all accessories...

Don, While agree with the top quality of Panasonic's previous models (I have an XP50 myself), the newer models do NOT have the Chroma error. While the newer chips are not Faroudja, they are not that bad (pretty good for their price point actually). They are Panasonic's own all-in-one chip.

Danny, If they could price those at $99 or even $149, they would sell before they got off the delivery truck. What is Apple doing? They would sell a billion if they dropped the price.

Mark, You can get a JVC HRS9900 for next to nothing nowadays. It has every option you could possibly want in a VCR and then some. It is JVC's top of the line SVHS from a year or two ago. I've got one, and as far as SVHS players go, it can't be beat. And to Ken, no, Sony does not currently make...