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08-17-2003, 06:46 PM
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Re: Japanese DVDs
On Mon, 04 Aug 2003 23:29:59 GMT, wrote:
>So I understand the are generally higher priced >than their American or R-1 counterparts. >So what is used to justify this? It's not like the scams >they used to pull with "gold" CDs or laserdiscs >or even vinyl albums where every foreign disc just >HAD to be superior. >What outlandish reason could they use to pretend >quality is better? Is the "plastic resin" clearer than >R-1 North American DVDs or do they use a higher >grade of aluminum??? >-Rich Things are just more expensive in Japan. With a multi region player, they look and play just like R1. It all has to do with the cost of things in Japan. I've snagged a few off those Japanese version monster flics and never paid less than $39.95 for each. Kind of what I expected. Can't get them in the U.S., so you have to make a choice. Jerk & Jerk-OFF Dr. Speedbyrd |
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