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I own a Denon DVD-2200 and expect to upgrade my DVD-A player within the next 12 months. I've been doing some research but frequented this board last year when preparing to purchase my 2200...so I thought I would drop back in to see if I could pick up any ideas or comments.
A couple of things...1. My interest in / uses for DVD-A (approximately!):
80% DVD-R Audio
18% DVD-V
2% Commercial DVD-A or other
In other words, I primarily burn my own DVD-A discs for listening.2. I will be upgrading my entire home theater/audio system. Probably going with a Denon AVR-5803, LCD TV, haven't found a new speaker sys yet. So, I want my new DVD-A player to integrate well with my system.
3. Reasons for upgrading: A) the Denon 2200 has issues playing audio discs for longer than 75+ consecutive minutes. B) Possible improved DVD-V quality.
Finally, I'm searching for insight into unreleased models, current models, etc. that fit my interests. I am geared more towards a universal DVD-A player. My budget isn't wide open, but I'm up for making a worthwhile investment (to fall in line with the rest of my system).Thanks for any input...
Follow Ups:
If you are going the Denon route.
It integrates well with the AVR5803 through the Denon Link. So you have a maximum of available connections for optimizing playback.DVD5910 is also an option if you wan't better build quality.
Both are new models that are supposed to become available soon.
Frank
denon is coming out with new models in the fall. if you're basically happy with the denon, the new models (or going one model up) might be the improvement you're looking for.
"HO, HO, HO!" - Santa Claus
Where does the 5900 performance stand (compared to the 2900, 3910, and "what the future may hold") in terms of audio & video?
The 3910 has the same video chips as the 5900 but tweaked a little more....so really great video. And according to one person on AVS forum has better sound than the 2900...maybe close to 5900 quality. The 5900 will be replaced next spring? by the $2500 list 5910. The $1300 list 3910 seems (so far...very few have been sold...just a few days old) like a really great machine.
The DVD5900 betters the DVD2900 in both departments.Not heard/seen a DVD3910 yet.
Frank
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