DVD player with audiophile CD sound

I recently got the Panasonic RP91 DVD player - it has superb sound, but poor
CD-R error correction (also - very exasperating - it does not tell you time
left on a DVD, only time elapsed.) I am looking for a recommendation for a
$500 DVD player that:

1) has audiophile sound quality as a CD player;

2) good error correction (mainly on CD-R's)



Thanks



Noam

Noam

All who tag themselves as 'audiophiles' need to be take out and given a good
beating. Wankers....

"Noam" <noameitan_nospam!!!@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:KKQSb.168508$. ..
> I recently got the Panasonic RP91 DVD player - it has superb sound, but
poor
> CD-R error correction (also - very exasperating - it does not tell you
time
> left on a DVD, only time elapsed.) I am looking for a recommendation for a
> $500 DVD player that:
>
> 1) has audiophile sound quality as a CD player;
>
> 2) good error correction (mainly on CD-R's)
>
>
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
> Noam
>
>

Jeff Hansman

Look into one of the new Pioneer players that does DVD-A and SACD as well.

==============
"Noam" <noameitan_nospam!!!@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:KKQSb.168508$. ..
: I recently got the Panasonic RP91 DVD player - it has superb sound, but poor
: CD-R error correction (also - very exasperating - it does not tell you time
: left on a DVD, only time elapsed.) I am looking for a recommendation for a
: $500 DVD player that:
:
: 1) has audiophile sound quality as a CD player;
:
: 2) good error correction (mainly on CD-R's)
:
:
:
: Thanks
:
:
:
: Noam
:
:

Richard C.

Look for anything that costs over $800. That should make you feel like you
got a better sounding CD player.



"Noam" <noameitan_nospam!!!@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:KKQSb.168508$. ..
> I recently got the Panasonic RP91 DVD player - it has superb sound, but
poor
> CD-R error correction (also - very exasperating - it does not tell you
time
> left on a DVD, only time elapsed.) I am looking for a recommendation for a
> $500 DVD player that:
>
> 1) has audiophile sound quality as a CD player;
>
> 2) good error correction (mainly on CD-R's)
>
>
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
> Noam
>
>

Pug Fugley

"Noam" <noameitan_nospam!!!@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:KKQSb.168508$. ..
> I recently got the Panasonic RP91 DVD player - it has superb sound, but
poor
> CD-R error correction (also - very exasperating - it does not tell you
time
> left on a DVD, only time elapsed.) I am looking for a recommendation for a
> $500 DVD player that:
>
> 1) has audiophile sound quality as a CD player;
>
> 2) good error correction (mainly on CD-R's)
>
>
>


You need one of those green pens that you can use to draw round the edge of
the disc. I saw it in an 'audiophile' catalogue along with a load of other
expensive stuff.

Mark W

Cloth ears!

On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 16:40:20 GMT, "Jeff Hansman"
<(spamblock)> wrote:

>All who tag themselves as 'audiophiles' need to be take out and given a good
>beating. Wankers....
>
>"Noam" <noameitan_nospam!!!@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:KKQSb.168508$ ...
>> I recently got the Panasonic RP91 DVD player - it has superb sound, but
>poor
>> CD-R error correction (also - very exasperating - it does not tell you
>time
>> left on a DVD, only time elapsed.) I am looking for a recommendation for a
>> $500 DVD player that:
>>
>> 1) has audiophile sound quality as a CD player;
>>
>> 2) good error correction (mainly on CD-R's)
>>
>>
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>>
>>
>> Noam
>>
>>
>

GraB

"Pug Fugley" <> wrote in message news:<A1RSb.4721$ link.net>...
> Look for anything that costs over $800. That should make you feel like you
> got a better sounding CD player.
>
>
Other things to watch for is the addition of concrete to the unit
for that "solid sound", and a few tubes to ensure there isn't that
"harsh sound" that comes with solid state devices.

Michael

>
> "Noam" <noameitan_nospam!!!@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:KKQSb.168508$. ..
> > I recently got the Panasonic RP91 DVD player - it has superb sound, but
> poor
> > CD-R error correction (also - very exasperating - it does not tell you
> time
> > left on a DVD, only time elapsed.) I am looking for a recommendation for a
> > $500 DVD player that:
> >
> > 1) has audiophile sound quality as a CD player;
> >
> > 2) good error correction (mainly on CD-R's)
> >
> >
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> >
> >
> > Noam
> >
> >

Michael Black

"Michael Black" <> wrote in message
news: om...
> "Pug Fugley" <> wrote in message
news:<A1RSb.4721$ link.net>...
> > Look for anything that costs over $800. That should make you feel like
you
> > got a better sounding CD player.
> >
> >
> Other things to watch for is the addition of concrete to the unit
> for that "solid sound", and a few tubes to ensure there isn't that
> "harsh sound" that comes with solid state devices.


Although I do not subscribe to almost all of the audiophile superstitions,
there is a difference between solid state and tube equipment since
the transient response of tubes is slow compared to solid state, thereby
smoothing impulse signals.

luminos

On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 05:25:36 GMT, "luminos" <> wrote:

>
>"Michael Black" <> wrote in message
>news:. com...
>> "Pug Fugley" <> wrote in message
>news:<A1RSb.4721$ hlink.net>...
>> > Look for anything that costs over $800. That should make you feel like
>you
>> > got a better sounding CD player.
>> >
>> >
>> Other things to watch for is the addition of concrete to the unit
>> for that "solid sound", and a few tubes to ensure there isn't that
>> "harsh sound" that comes with solid state devices.
>
>
>Although I do not subscribe to almost all of the audiophile superstitions,
>there is a difference between solid state and tube equipment since
>the transient response of tubes is slow compared to solid state, thereby
>smoothing impulse signals.
>
>
Also valves have even order harmonic distortion instead of odd order
harmonic distortion. Easier on the ears.

But what do you mean by 'superstitions'? Such as?

GraB

"GraB" <> wrote in message
news:...
> On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 05:25:36 GMT, "luminos" <> wrote:
>
> >
> >"Michael Black" <> wrote in message
> >news:. com...
> >> "Pug Fugley" <> wrote in message
> >news:<A1RSb.4721$ hlink.net>...
> >> > Look for anything that costs over $800. That should make you feel
like
> >you
> >> > got a better sounding CD player.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> Other things to watch for is the addition of concrete to the unit
> >> for that "solid sound", and a few tubes to ensure there isn't that
> >> "harsh sound" that comes with solid state devices.
> >
> >
> >Although I do not subscribe to almost all of the audiophile
superstitions,
> >there is a difference between solid state and tube equipment since
> >the transient response of tubes is slow compared to solid state, thereby
> >smoothing impulse signals.
> >
> >
> Also valves have even order harmonic distortion instead of odd order
> harmonic distortion. Easier on the ears.
>
> But what do you mean by 'superstitions'? Such as?

That would take an essay, GraB....don't have the time to write one. Just as
a teaser, I keep finding statements about
equipment supra 20Khz response...nonsense!

luminos