Hi, I'm not really a video guy, but I do ocassionally watch DVD's. To that end a few years ago I spent $100 on a used Panasonic DVD player. It has recently started not recognizing discs inserted into it, and not being able to play them. So I decided to buy a new player. Here is what I came up with, an Onkyo DVSP 300, which is progressive scan (can't use it), a SACD player (don't care), a DVD-A player (don't care), and a regular old DVD-V player with a component output. I got this beast new for $99.88 plus free shipping. Is this a good player and did I get a good price? I'm thinking I did, 'cause the same player at Oade Bros. was $150. I usually don't ask questions to validate a purchase but I find the world of video so bewildering I'm looking for some reassurance from you videophiles. Thanks in advance!
Reubent, It's ok if it doesn't do SACD or DVD-A, I thought I saw that in the Oade Bros. product description. As long as it is a well built, good quality DVD-V player I'll be happy.
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