Michael Lee
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- Jan 7, 1998
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Amidst the chaos that happened in the New York Metro area, the men in brown pulled through and delivered my Denon AVR-4802's and DVM-4800's. I was pleasantly surprised by this. When I plugged it in, the first thing I noticed was that the remote looked very similar to the 2800...not good. A few extra buttons on the bottom for disc selection, but it is not very ergonomic. It is a great argument for a Pronto though.
The big resemblance, though, is the menus. It is, at first glance, exactly like the Panasonic RP-91. I have to look closer at them both, but it really appears to be identical. I set my settings just like my Panny. The scaling worked exactly like the 91..it failed to recognize Titanic in auto, but scaled it beautifully. I have to look a lot closer for a chroma bug though. It is hooked up to my Sony 10HT and I don't usually have the Panny hooked up to it.
The major plus is one I mentioned in another thread. It has bass management of reportedly 4 settings. I have not hooked it up yet but I will in a day or two. I did hear it at CEDIA and was very impressed.
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The big resemblance, though, is the menus. It is, at first glance, exactly like the Panasonic RP-91. I have to look closer at them both, but it really appears to be identical. I set my settings just like my Panny. The scaling worked exactly like the 91..it failed to recognize Titanic in auto, but scaled it beautifully. I have to look a lot closer for a chroma bug though. It is hooked up to my Sony 10HT and I don't usually have the Panny hooked up to it.
The major plus is one I mentioned in another thread. It has bass management of reportedly 4 settings. I have not hooked it up yet but I will in a day or two. I did hear it at CEDIA and was very impressed.
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