Denon's new Blu-Ray player

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.

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.

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

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

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