Do all Blu-ray players output the same quality sound and vision?

[m0n5t3r]

Of course, but there's only so much a DAC can do when presented with lossy sound. Besides, the Panasonic has a coaxial connection as well, allowing you to compare.

I know, i'ved tried a couple of them and Sony's with the same and were not as good as the Pioneer I went for. The other thing to mention is build quality, the pioneer is a proper aluminium box not a plastic tesco's special like the others.

 

[bigboss]

That's fine if you've compared. By the way, Panasonic BDT500 has a metal chassis as well.

 

[m0n5t3r]

That's fine if you've compared. By the way, Panasonic BDT500 has a metal chassis as well.

Yea, that was actually one of my first choices but discontinued and all I could find was 2nd hand or refurbished ones for more than they were new.

 

[simonlewis]

That's fine if you've compared. By the way, Panasonic BDT500 has a metal chassis as well.

Yea, that was actually one of my first choices but discontinued and all I could find was 2nd hand or refurbished ones for more than they were new.

Richer sounds are selling them for £140.

http://www.pricerunner.richersounds.com/product/blu-ray/panasonic/dmpbdt500/pana-dmpbdt500

 

[m0n5t3r]

Richer sounds are selling them for £140.

http://www.pricerunner.richersounds.com/product/blu-ray/panasonic/dmpbdt500/pana-dmpbdt500

Yea, I saw that but only available in stores with stock left and they wont post them from the stores. I did ring them and ask.

 

[Deleted member 2457]

Richer sounds are selling them for £140.

http://www.pricerunner.richersounds.com/product/blu-ray/panasonic/dmpbdt500/pana-dmpbdt500

Yea, I saw that but only available in stores with stock left and they wont post them from the stores. I did ring them and ask.

These are well known but a bit more expensive:

http://www.atlantic2u.com/Product/PANASONIC/TV%5F%26%5FVideo/DMPBDT500/

Could try and hit them with a price match.

 

[Deleted member 2457]

Yeah they got a price match here:

http://www.atlantic2u.com/Specials/priceprom_pop.asp?mod=DMPBDT500

 

[Series1boy]

So you're buying a blu ray player but not watching any blu ray films then?

:rofl: You must either be mentally challenged or purposfully trying to get a reaction.

Seriously, what does your comment have to do with my previous post?

you need to chill out with your deriogrity comments.

BB is merely trying to help, that's it.

 

[m0n5t3r]

These are well known but a bit more expensive:

http://www.atlantic2u.com/Product/PANASONIC/TV%5F%26%5FVideo/DMPBDT500/

Could try and hit them with a price match.

Thanks for the info but I got it sorted now, bought the Pioneer BDP-450 yesterday, arrived this afternoon. Just putting it through it's paces now.

 

[Deleted member 2457]

These are well known but a bit more expensive:

http://www.atlantic2u.com/Product/PANASONIC/TV%5F%26%5FVideo/DMPBDT500/

Could try and hit them with a price match.

Thanks for the info but I got it sorted now, bought the Pioneer BDP-450 yesterday, arrived this afternoon. Just putting it through it's paces now.

:cheers:

 

[m0n5t3r]

you need to chill out with your deriogrity comments.

BB is merely trying to help, that's it.

Try reading on before posting

 

[Series1boy]

you need to chill out with your deriogrity comments.

BB is merely trying to help, that's it.

Try reading on before posting

i did read on... My point to you is these type of comments are not called for.

thank you.

 

[Marsbardark]

How long has is this post going to drag on for?! There will be differences but players are limited by the format they are playing. I remember years ago whsv had a review of a 32k dvd player which now would have worse picture quality than a run of the mill blu ray player. The quality will be from the kit producing the final vision and the sound.