Marantz DV4001 Progressive Scan Dvd Player

Marantz DV4001 Progressive Scan Dvd Player
- Hdmi(Tm) Output With Scaling Up To 1080I
- 192 Khz/24-Bit Audio D/A Converters
- Plays Dvd-Video, Dvd-R/Rw, Cd, Cd-R/-Rw, Vcd 2.0
- 108 Mhz/12-Bit Video D/A Converter
- Mp-3, Wma, Divx Ultra And Jpeg Hd Discs
Marantz DV4001 Progressive Scan Dvd Player
Marantz Dv4001 Progressive Scan Dvd Player
List Price: $ 199.99
Price: $ 365.00
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PRB FRX25.0 Turntable Belt 25.0 Inch Circumference
- Precision Molded Flat Rubber Turntable Belt
- Inside Circumference 25.0 inches
- Cross Section 0.21 inches
- Wall Thickness 0.030 inches
- Exact replacement belt. Used in many models of Belt Driven Stereo Turntables and Audio Equipment.
PRB FRX25.0 Turntable Belt 25.0 Inch Circumference
Exact replacement belt. Used in many models of Belt Driven Stereo Turntables and Audio Equipment , including the Aiwa AF5050, Akai AP620, X100D, Concord BD1000, Craig 5101, 5102, Electrophonic T17, T200, Fisher MT32, MT6010, MT6020, MT6030, TT4191, Garrard SR2050, Harmon Kardon I20, I40, I60, JVC EG1050, VL5, Kenwood P7, Marantz 6025, 6050, 6100, 6110, 6200, Mitsubishi DP11, DP12, Project 1 models DR2A, DR115, DR331, Realistic LAB300, Rotel RP100, Sansui FR1080, FRD25, P50, SR13, SR232, SR313, SR2050C, SRB200S, Sanyo TP80S, TP600, TP626, TP636, TP700, TP747, TP808, TP1005, TP1010, TP6850, Scott PS17A, PS48A, PS57, Sharp RP104, RP114V, Sony TP6850, Toshiba SR230, SR305, SRA100, SRA102, SRA270, SRA272, SRB20, SRB150, SRB152, Yamaha YPB4, YPB11, plus others..
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Comments
Marantz DV 4001 review,
Video – superb! I have only used it on component video @ 480p, on my 65″ Mitsubishi HDTV, but it completely blows away any other DVD player I have used. With good source material, it looks practically high def, and the color and shadow detail are awesome – very faithful to the original material. I am sure that when upconverted over HDMI it is even better, but I have not personally tried that yet.
Audio – superb! Every single ‘bit’ of digital audio comes through perfectly. I thought all digital-out players should sound identical, but now I am not so sure… IMO, Dolby Digital and DTS soundtracks are significantly more “immersive” and dialogue is easier to hear at low volume. Keep in mind, though, this unit does not have optical (toslink) audio out, only digital coax. No big deal, but you should know this.
Build quality is awesome – you will not be disappointed here! The brushed aluminum face is very classy and makes a statement that you are serious about home theatre. Another nice feature – no annoying bright blue light on the front to distract your viewing experience! I hate it when that happens! The “power” light only glows red with the unit is in standby mode.
However, there are few “perfect” things in this world, including this wonderful item. My niggles are:
#1: I wish it would remember where you left off if you remove a disc, like several Sony’s I have owned. This is a terrific feature, and I cannot understand why all players don’t do this.
#2: For some reason mine has the color and tint controls backwards in the picture setup menu. Marantz did offer to repair it under warranty, but I usually leave the picture settings at default anyway, so I can live with it as-is. It must be a bug in the firmware, but Marantz had never heard of this problem on the DV4001, so don’t let this discourage you from purchasing this fine machine.
#3: I’d like to have a choice between optical and coax for digital audio.
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|An excellent DVD player at budget price,
With recent drop of price (sold at $69 at OneCall), I purchased one immediately since Marantz has the reputation of quality products. I am not disappointed, especially due to the price I paid.
The Pros:
1. Excellent build quality. Touch and feel are very good. Many cheap players has flimsy body/remote compared to this one. The player is sturdy, does not shiver when playing discs.
2. 3 year warranty. Rare in current electronics market.
3. remote is large and nice. It even has Repeat button which is very handy when you are playing musics.
4. International support. It has PAL<->NTSC converter so you can play international discs without a problem. The one I got from OneCall is all-region player so I don’t even need to do all-region hack myself.
5. Unlike what an earlier reviewer said, this player does have capability to restart from where you stop. It remembers up to positions of 10 discs. Even if you remove the disc, you can still resume it. What you need to do is to press “Play” when disc is being loaded. One minor inconvenience is that for the disc I left in the player, I hope the player can automatically resume it when I restart the play.
All in all, I am quite happy.
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