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In Reply to: Re: The last place I saw them was onecall.com posted by solda on October 07, 2002 at 18:20:25:
The RP-82 may not be billed as the Panasonic flagship but it most defintely outperforms the RP-91 in video quality. IMO using the progressive output going to my Toshiba 16x9, the 82 was alot better than the 91. As for audio it was a toss up with the 91 being the better player for redbook CD's and DVD-A being a virtual tie. I opted for the CP-72 (same video section of the 82) becuase of its ability to play 5 discs and I already have a seperate redbook player.
Follow Ups:
Hey All....Well, just got the Panasonic RP-82 from Onecall.com.
Running it thru my Mitsu 73" hdtv.
I must say, the picture quality is beautiful!
Images are bright and crisp, especially using the Cinema 2 mode.
Lost just a touch of color level(nothing substantial at all) running thru component out but black level is right on. Remember it's all in the source. So many options with this player to adjust video and audio settings. Can't think of any better player for the money.
Anyway, first film watched "Meet The Parents." Quality was nice, overall balanced color yet picture was slightly on the soft side but nice.
Second film: "Lord Of The Rings." I was breathless!! The images were 3 dimensional, colorful, crisp, clean. Totally immersed me into the film. The detail was so good, I could see each strand of hair or glistening beads of sweat on the characters. Amazing...Third Film: "Jaws". All I can say is for an film over twenty five years old, looks like was remastered last week! Can actually see the shark is rubber and water so real, I put my bathing suit on. :)
For $220.00 I can't be more happy. Grab one if you can find it.
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