Hi everyone.
Can you recommend a cheap audio DVD player with good sturdy mechanics? no more than €60.
vintage is fine too
Can you recommend a cheap audio DVD player with good sturdy mechanics? no more than €60.
vintage is fine too
I see you are located in Italy.
For new, I would recommend a Panasonic DMP-BD84 Blu-ray player. It's around £69 here in the UK.
https://www.panasonic.com/uk/consumer/home-entertainment/blu-ray-and-dvd/dmp-bd84eb-k.html
I have its predecessor the DMP-BD83, and it's as sturdy as you are likely to get at the price.
EDIT: If you are looking for RCA audio outputs then you'll have to look elsewhere!
For new, I would recommend a Panasonic DMP-BD84 Blu-ray player. It's around £69 here in the UK.
https://www.panasonic.com/uk/consumer/home-entertainment/blu-ray-and-dvd/dmp-bd84eb-k.html
I have its predecessor the DMP-BD83, and it's as sturdy as you are likely to get at the price.
EDIT: If you are looking for RCA audio outputs then you'll have to look elsewhere!
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Why would anyone want to torture himself by slow loading, never responding, awfull design to start with, dvd audio.
I used to have legendary pioneer, yes, the one that came out of the guts of goldmund 10x more expensive crap.
http://www.lampizator.eu/lampizator/references/Goldmund/goldmundizator.html
I used to have legendary pioneer, yes, the one that came out of the guts of goldmund 10x more expensive crap.
http://www.lampizator.eu/lampizator/references/Goldmund/goldmundizator.html
That does not speed up loading.
Loading, loading, loading...eff that.
I was using cirrus logic external dac, no complains about sound quality, just that stupid watermark.
Loading, loading, loading...eff that.
I was using cirrus logic external dac, no complains about sound quality, just that stupid watermark.
Way overrated. They don't tell you about the cramps.Its the same as me and ballet shoes. I can give you advice, but I never had any.
Stops you dead in your tracks.
Some no-name DVD and Blu-ray players have undocumented support for DVD Audio. I have a a "Seiki" Blu-ray player (which can also be easily made region-free for DVD and Blu-ray) which will play my one real DVD Audio disc. Norcent DP-300 (DVD, region-free) played a homemade DVD-Audio disc (never tried with a real DVD Audio disc). My Sony Blu-ray BDP-S3700 will not play DVD Audio (it sees the empty VIDEO_TS folder and exits back to the "home screen").
I'd suggest taking a DVD Audio disc to thrift stores (or wherever you shop for used DVD/BD players) and see if it'll play. Don't overlook the portable DVD players; they'd let you see the disc menu without needing to hook up to a TV.
I'd suggest taking a DVD Audio disc to thrift stores (or wherever you shop for used DVD/BD players) and see if it'll play. Don't overlook the portable DVD players; they'd let you see the disc menu without needing to hook up to a TV.
I would not describe it as having "good sturdy mechanics" but the Oppo DV-980H plows through most scratched and dirty discs. And it can be Lampizatortured...
http://lampizator.eu/Fikus/WELCOME_TO_LAMPIZATOR.html
I think of it as adding your own flavor of output stage to the DAC.
I think of it as adding your own flavor of output stage to the DAC.
I don't know the current prices, but I used in the past for SACD and DVDA:
Pioneer DV696AV.
Yamaha DVD S1700, S2700.
Pioneer DV696AV.
Yamaha DVD S1700, S2700.
I had missed this episode.Why would anyone want to torture himself by slow loading, never responding, awfull design to start with, dvd audio.
I used to have legendary pioneer, yes, the one that came out of the guts of goldmund 10x more expensive crap.
http://www.lampizator.eu/lampizator/references/Goldmund/goldmundizator.html
As I like to play and laugh, I just bought one to listen to what it's worth as a drive.
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