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CD/DVD Players

Discussion in 'Archived Threads 2001-2004' started by James Morrison, Jun 24, 2002.

  1. Message #1 of 6 Jun 24, 2002
    James Morrison

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    I need a CD/DVD Player to go along w/ a Pioneer VSX-D811S--Anyone have a recomendation?

    Thanks,

    James
     
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    Stephen Houdek

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    JVC DVD players are a great bargain if thats what you're looking for......I have the XV-SA70BK and really like it a lot. I pretty much leave it in smart mode and all is well with my WSRPTV.
     
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    Mike Matheson

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    James,

    Any particular features you need/wish? What kind of video display are you using (and is it HDTV-compatible)? Do you wish multi-disc capability? And finally, can we get a rough sense of your budget?
     
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    James Morrison

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    Mike,

    Well I don't want anything EXPENSIVE, just something reasonable. Not really looking for a ton of features, just something that's nice and plays CD/DVDs. HDTV is very expensive right? If so then I don't need something compatable.

    Thanks for the replys,

    James M.
     
  5. Message #5 of 6 Jun 24, 2002
    John Garcia

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    Personally, I say stick with Sony or Panasonic. Some of the 2nd gen Pannys had problems, but the rest are very good, and the Sonys had something similar with one generation, but the current ones are quite good. I have 2 Sonys and one 1st gen Panny, all doing just fine.

    BTW, there is an Audio/Video sources forum for this type of question.
     
  6. Message #6 of 6 Jun 25, 2002
    Mike Matheson

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    Hi James,
     
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