Denon's new Blu-Ray player

I know James but it was cheap and unavailable on any other format.

It takes a much larger screen to take advantage of high definition. It's funny what people consider too expensive for certain improvements. Some people don't mind spending a whole lot for a power cord or interconnects but balk at paying for real differences.

The other Denon is a transport only model.
There is nothing in the world of audio/video or computers that has staying power. But, I understand your point Tvad.

I certainly don't think an SACD player has limited use. There are almost 5000 SACDs out there.

Denon makes great stuff.

I can also buy a 100.00 CD player and buy more CDs to add to my 3000+ collection. But I don't think I will. And of course the Denon will be less than 2000.00. That's just retail. American Theater is already taking pre-orders for around 1500.00.

I don't quite understand your meaning Vx or to be more precise, I don't think you understand mine.

Sony produces milestone Blu-ray disc
OCT. 2 | Sony DADC has produced its 10 millionth 50 gigabyte Blu-ray disc, and the company says manufacturing yields are approaching that of standard DVD.

The sound should be the most important aspect of an audio discussion forum Nrostov.

I am a late adopter usually. I bought my first laserdisc player after laserdiscs were on the way out. I paid quite a bit for Japanese Muse player. I never had a VCR till a HiFi model came out. I also waited for years to get a DVD player and only purchased a high end model less than a year ago. And it is a Denon 5910CI. I still watch laserdiscs and the sound can be amazing, much better than DVD. I even bought a VHS tape the other day.

Thanks for clearing things up Z. I'll run right out and get one, not.