So you can't afford the, but that still leaves an awfully big range, from the £20 player you might pick up from the supermarket to machines well over a grand. Give us a budget and I'm sure we can come up with some recommendations.
regards,
Tam
Posts: 4311 | Location: Edinburgh, UK | Registered: Sat 05 July 2003
Back to the real world - how much were you looking to spend? I have a Denon 2200 which is a pretty good DVD player that does everything I need (PAL progscan etc) and gives a good picture.
It doesn't have DVI though which is not an issue for me but I know its replacement does.
Posts: 738 | Location: London, UK | Registered: Mon 07 April 2003
I was thinking of spending upto £700,arcam is mentioned quite a lot and can be upgraded which is a bonus and as i use a lcd and plasma tv i would like to get the best out of it
The Arcam products are good value for money. The DV78 retails for £700 and there are a few DV89s around going for under that (the 89's better). However, if you want to take advantage of DVI/HDMI, another good contender is the Denon DVD2910 - good machine.
Regards, Frank.
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Posts: 4381 | Location: UK | Registered: Wed 09 August 2000
HI, I have a Denon 2910 DVD player - the DVI output into my Philips 32" LCD is really good - brill clarity and no motion blurring at all. Would recommend this machine with no probs at all.