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In Reply to: Re: high-def TV is better than current DVD posted by charles on January 23, 2003 at 20:46:06:
Hahahaha.Very good response Charles. I guess I just could not understand why a cable signal blew away my dvd players picture when I was under the impression that " it didn't get much better than dvd "...
Because I am using a RPJ set, my RPJ screen looks acceptable with dvd, no longer great when now compared with HD cable. In comparison, the dvd now looks closer to what analogue cable used to. I guess I should now select the best affordable progressive scan, de-interlacing player I can afford. They say the newer Pioneer 47a is good, yes?
audioman
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The Denon 2800 MKII is in the same price range and a better DVD player.
Can you please elaborate a little on your findings. I have the Denon here comparing it to the much lesser priced Panasonic RP-56. Now, the Panny has no where near the build quality and pales in comparison during music playback, however; I find it is on par in the video domain. I have also just brought home an older Pioneer DV-37 and the Pioneer has a clearly better colour saturation ( Note, on my set-up )audioman
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