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Ok, I have the opportunity to sell my DVD player and upgrade to DVD-A.
I have 3 choices in my budget:
1) Toshiba DVD 4700 ($239)
2) Toshiba DVD 5700 ($259)
3) Toshiba DVD 9200 ($629)Option #3 is a higher end, but older player. None of these units have bass management unfortunately. I know the
9200 must be configured for DVD-A when listening to DVD-A and then reconfigured to pass a bitstream for DD
when I use my internal decoder from my preamp.
My questions are as follows:
1) Do the 4700/5700 have this problem as well?
2) Do any of these players pass a 96/24 DVD-V audio out from the digital outputs?
3) Which player has the best video and audio?
4) Are there any other sub $1000 players to consider?I want to finally be able to sit in my home with my system to do objective comparisons between DTS and
DVD-A. Thanks.
Follow Ups:
I just posted this suggestion in another query. Denon has the new DVM 3800 listed on their website. The specs are impressive on paper and it supposedly will have true bass-management. But since it wont be out until April we won't know whether this is what many of us have been waiting for.
Since it is listed at a MSRP of $1199 the street price should come in right at your max.
The thing I like about the newer Denon players is their excellent audio quality.
See my reply in the High-Rez section.Regards,
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