Any recommendations on which is better? Thanks, Dave
stratman Audioholic Ninja Oct 11, 2006 #2 we'll I can only speak for the Panasonic, I have one, it's been about a year and a half since I bought it. I love it. Great picture rendition, hdmi (which I happen to like) bullet proof (and there's a four year old in the house) I highly recommend it.
we'll I can only speak for the Panasonic, I have one, it's been about a year and a half since I bought it. I love it. Great picture rendition, hdmi (which I happen to like) bullet proof (and there's a four year old in the house) I highly recommend it.
J just_visiting Audioholic Intern Oct 12, 2006 #3 daveco2 said: Any recommendations on which is better? Thanks, Dave Click to expand... Get the Elite. It's not an ordinary Pioneer.
daveco2 said: Any recommendations on which is better? Thanks, Dave Click to expand... Get the Elite. It's not an ordinary Pioneer.
Johnny Canuck Banned Oct 12, 2006 #4 From what I read, the Panny has a better picture than my Denon 2910 which costs three times as much. No SACD but don't let that persuade you. I have maybe 10 SACDs and don't listen to them that often.
From what I read, the Panny has a better picture than my Denon 2910 which costs three times as much. No SACD but don't let that persuade you. I have maybe 10 SACDs and don't listen to them that often.
billy p Audioholic Ninja Oct 12, 2006 #5 Well you may as well add the oppo 970 to that mix and soon the upgraded oppo 971 should be out as well with sacd and dvd-a support?
Well you may as well add the oppo 970 to that mix and soon the upgraded oppo 971 should be out as well with sacd and dvd-a support?
Johnny Canuck Banned Oct 12, 2006 #6 Panasonic is a name you can trust. I own a Panny TV (love it), phones, microwave, vacuum cleaner, clock radio, portable stereo, used to have a Panny receiver and DVD player...never a single issue. ever.
Panasonic is a name you can trust. I own a Panny TV (love it), phones, microwave, vacuum cleaner, clock radio, portable stereo, used to have a Panny receiver and DVD player...never a single issue. ever.
D daveco2 Audiophyte Oct 12, 2006 #7 Thanks guys for all the responses. I got tired of doing the tradeoffs, so I just ordered the Pana S97 to go along with the Pana DMR-ES45VS DVD/VHS recorder and the Pana TH-50PX600U plasma DVTV. It just turned out that everything is Pana. I'm not under the illusion that it'll help with any compatibility issues, but I have a secret wish that it does. Dave
Thanks guys for all the responses. I got tired of doing the tradeoffs, so I just ordered the Pana S97 to go along with the Pana DMR-ES45VS DVD/VHS recorder and the Pana TH-50PX600U plasma DVTV. It just turned out that everything is Pana. I'm not under the illusion that it'll help with any compatibility issues, but I have a secret wish that it does. Dave
billy p Audioholic Ninja Oct 12, 2006 #8 At least you shouldn't have remote issues with all components been of the same make? You would hope !
At least you shouldn't have remote issues with all components been of the same make? You would hope !
mtrycrafts Seriously, I have no life. Oct 12, 2006 #9 daveco2 said: Any recommendations on which is better? Thanks, Dave Click to expand... I have the 97. It lost memory soon after the labor warranty ran out While the video board was free, labor was expensive as was the two way shipping. And, those idiots at the authorized station threw out the outer shipping box!
daveco2 said: Any recommendations on which is better? Thanks, Dave Click to expand... I have the 97. It lost memory soon after the labor warranty ran out While the video board was free, labor was expensive as was the two way shipping. And, those idiots at the authorized station threw out the outer shipping box!
J Joe Schmoe Audioholic Ninja Dec 20, 2006 #10 Johnny Canuck said: Panasonic is a name you can trust. I own a Panny TV (love it), phones, microwave, vacuum cleaner, clock radio, portable stereo, used to have a Panny receiver and DVD player...never a single issue. ever. Click to expand... I cant start a new thread yet, so I will ask this here: The Panasonic digital receivers seem to be regarded as "giant killers", so I was wondering if the same is true of their DVD players for CD playback. In particular, they have a $100 one that plays HDCDs, and I wonder if it could be as good as a more expensive dedicated CD player (using analog outs)?
Johnny Canuck said: Panasonic is a name you can trust. I own a Panny TV (love it), phones, microwave, vacuum cleaner, clock radio, portable stereo, used to have a Panny receiver and DVD player...never a single issue. ever. Click to expand... I cant start a new thread yet, so I will ask this here: The Panasonic digital receivers seem to be regarded as "giant killers", so I was wondering if the same is true of their DVD players for CD playback. In particular, they have a $100 one that plays HDCDs, and I wonder if it could be as good as a more expensive dedicated CD player (using analog outs)?
F fighter24 Audiophyte Dec 21, 2006 #11 i own a panasonic home theater right now but the player is not working anymore, it happens when i inserted a pirated CD...OMG! im planning to buy again a panasonic DVD HIFI COMPONENT but im also thinking to switch to a JVC one!
i own a panasonic home theater right now but the player is not working anymore, it happens when i inserted a pirated CD...OMG! im planning to buy again a panasonic DVD HIFI COMPONENT but im also thinking to switch to a JVC one!
