Sony Rolling out a 400 Disc Blu-ray Player

[AVRat]

Things are looking up.

http://www.avrev.com/home-theater-news/blu-ray-hardware-news/sony-rolling-out-a-400-disc-blu-ray-player.html

This thing's a beast!
http://www.engadget.com/tag/BDP-CX7000ES/

 

[GlocksRock]

400 blu ray discs is a lot... I don't suspect that many people currenlty own 400 or more seeing as how they are still kinda expensive. But nonetheless, it is pretty cool since I know it would also play regular dvds.

 

[lsiberian]

I want this. So much I may forgo some projects. This would make life much easier for me. No more switching movie discs.

 

[bandphan]

As personal ripping continues to get approval this type of unit will fade quickly. Anyone still using disc changers knows times are a changing. And have been.

 

[Pyrrho]

No wonder Americans are so damn fat. Too lazy to get off your fat *** every couple of hours to change a disc? Is it really that difficult? And is it really worth an extra $1500 just for that?

Okay, if you are handicapped, then I can understand it. But come on, for everyone else, do some exercise more than just pushing buttons on a remote occasionally.

And unless you already have a great system, think of the better use one could make of that money. For example, one can get a serious subwoofer for the price difference between that and a good single disc player:

http://www.svsound.com/products-sub-cyl-pcultra_new.cfm

Of course, you may buy what you wish with your money.

 

[AVRat]

As personal ripping continues to get approval this type of unit will fade quickly. Anyone still using disc changers knows times are a changing. And have been.

When they become easier to use and less expensive I'll consider them!

No wonder Americans are so damn fat. Too lazy to get off your fat *** every couple of hours to change a disc? Is it really that difficult? And is it really worth an extra $1500 just for that?

Okay, if you are handicapped, then I can understand it. But come on, for everyone else, do some exercise more than just pushing buttons on a remote occasionally.

This is my main reason for using these jukeboxes! Heck, my elevator's been on the fritz for over a month and I haven't been able to get down to enjoy my system.

 

[lsiberian]

No wonder Americans are so damn fat. Too lazy to get off your fat *** every couple of hours to change a disc? Is it really that difficult? And is it really worth an extra $1500 just for that?

Okay, if you are handicapped, then I can understand it. But come on, for everyone else, do some exercise more than just pushing buttons on a remote occasionally.

And unless you already have a great system, think of the better use one could make of that money. For example, one can get a serious subwoofer for the price difference between that and a good single disc player:

http://www.svsound.com/products-sub-cyl-pcultra_new.cfm

Of course, you may buy what you wish with your money.

Hey I represent that remark.

 

[tcarcio]

That is ridiculous, no one will buy it except very high end people with money falling out of their pocket. This has to be the dumbest idea Sony has had in awhile...

 

[Nemo128]

FYI, I may as well be called the resident Sony hater. I refuse to comment, I was brought up to believe "If you have nothing nice to say, shut your f***ing mouth you little *****le." Or something like that...

 

[AVRat]

If anyone's interested the manual's available online.

http://www.docs.sony.com/release/BDPCX7000ES_EN_FR.pdf

 

[septim]

I will wait til they release the $800 model and will learn to "live" without the ES badge.

 

[j_garcia]

The fun thing about these monster carousels is that when they break, you lose 400 discs instead of just 1-5 I had a 5 disc go belly up and I lost a few of my favorite discs in there when the shop decided to just replace it with a new unit