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Review 5 of 16
Price Paid:
$180.00
from CircuitCity Summary: I've been playing all kinds of media on this player-- DVD, VCD, CD, CD-R and so far have no problem at all! The new "precision drive II' feature is specically designed to handle imperfect disks! And BNR will also reduce video skipping problems. It handles DVD video flawlessly. I connect it directly to TV via S-video. The audio is sent, via a digtial optical cable, to my Yamaha RX-V496 Receiver which decodes Dolby-Digital 5.1 and DTS -- try Eagles' "Hell Freeses Forever" DTS, it is Heaven! (you may want read reviews about this Receiver).
I also tested its on board DAC against my Yamaha Receiver's DAC and , to my surprise, I found that SONY is better -- it has more accurate/cleaner mid range and smoother high's.
I also have the same confusion like a reviewer here: the model is NC600B on the box but NC600 (without "B") on the player's faceplate. I guess this is NC600B model that listed on SONY's website
since there is no NC600. I checked the GoodGuy's it is exactly the same situation. Strengths: in following order:
(1) 5-disc convenience!
(2) read VCD/CD-R
(3) NOT sensitive to imperfect disks !!!!!
(4) perfect Video
(5) decent Audio
(6) best value for $180 new!
(7) super quiet operation. Weaknesses: remote should have buttons designated to Disk1, 2, 3, 4, 5, rather than simply 'skip' (otherwise well designed) Similar Products Used: no brand DVD player, Panasonic RV21
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