one of them....
and the philips one too..
even pioneer also cheaper than ps3

Tempted to go for the Pioneer BDP-120 or Oppo BDP-83. But Oppo is quite expensive.

Anybody know where they sell Philips BDP3000 in KL for RM599. A forum member mentioned carrefour but didn't say which one.

try pm to sky heart...

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1082455

Many thanks.

bro,

If i may, the 120 is a Sharp rebadge and is pretty dismal. If u want the Pio, minimum is the 320, LX52 is better.

Of course, Oppo does fine as well, the region free is the advantage IMHO.

I might let go my BDP51 FD, anybody interested can PM me for more details.

Thanks

This post has been edited by hsiengloong: Nov 19 2009, 01:42 PM

Oic.. as I havent test it out. The Oppo is really appealing.

so you going for dune... right??

Features

The OPPO BDP-83 Special Edition Blu-ray Disc Player is an exciting upgrade based on the highly acclaimed BDP-83. Already well known for its exceptional audio and video performance, the BDP-83 is upgraded with an all new analog audio stage and improved power supply to become the Special Edition. Designed for the discerning audio enthusiast, the OPPO BDP-83 Special Edition Blu-ray Disc Player delivers an exceptionally wide dynamic range, ultra low distortion, accurate sound stage and jitter-free music clarity via its dedicated stereo and 7.1ch analog audio output.

The OPPO BDP-83 Special Edition uses the state-of-the-art Sabre32 family of Digital-to-Analog Converters (DAC) from ESS Technology. The Sabre32 family is known as one of the industry's highest performance audio DACs and are often found in high-end audiophile and professional equipments. The OPPO BDP-83 Special Edition uses an 8-channel Sabre Premier (ES9006) DAC chip for its 7.1 multi-channel output. The dedicated stereo output uses another 8-channel Sabre32 Ultra (ES9016) DAC chip by stacking 4 DACs for each of the Left and Right channels to achieve even greater audio performance.

Just like the BDP-83 it is based on, the OPPO BDP-83 Special Edition is a Profile 2.0 Blu-ray player featuring bit-stream and full decoding capability for high resolution audio tracks such as Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio. Designed for both home theater viewers and music listeners, it plays DVD-Video, DVD-Audio, Super Audio CD (SACD) and standard CD with excellent video and audio performance in addition to Blu-ray Discs. For a detailed list of features, please refer to the BDP-83 Features and Specifications page.

OPPO Digital recommends the BDP-83 Special Edition to customers who primarily use the analog audio output to connect to either a dedicated stereo or a multi-channel surround system. For customers who primarily use the HDMI output to connect to an A/V receiver or directly to a TV/projector, and for customers who primarily use the optical/coaxial digital audio output, the standard BDP-83 is recommended.


http://www.oppodigital.com/blu-ray-bdp-83SE/

didnt know oppo can have SE oso

Mainly for analogue outs. For those who truly believe in using it a universal player. I will hope to compare a SE with a normal edition for 2 channel stereo when I can get it done.

While the 2 channel playback is good, I believe it can be made better with some modifications. The DAC is the 1st step, but I believe some improvements to the power supply side is also necessary.

Then again, for those who only use HDMI, this upgrade is not necessary.

depends how much is the difference, couse if the PSU has been upgraded, i guess will affect the 7.1 and also PQ

extract for older AVR's

The OPPO BDP-83 Special Edition uses the state-of-the-art Sabre32 family of Digital-to-Analog Converters (DAC) from ESS Technology. The Sabre32 family is known as one of the industry's highest performance audio DACs and are often found in high-end audiophile and professional equipments. The OPPO BDP-83 Special Edition uses an 8-channel Sabre Premier (ES9006) DAC chip for its 7.1 multi-channel output. The dedicated stereo output uses another 8-channel Sabre32 Ultra (ES9016) DAC chip by stacking 4 DACs for each of the Left and Right channels to achieve even greater audio performance.

This post has been edited by moomoos: Nov 20 2009, 10:18 AM

Bro, need to know is there any latest firmware for s360. tq

The power supply is upgraded however, it is not state of the art yet.

All analogue outs are improved so that includes 7.1 outs as well.

Philips BDP3000 - RM630

I go to Lowyat at they say this is the best price they can give

Is it true ? Can I get better price ?

Why is it, when i set my video color setting to 4-4-4 the video image intermitten disappear

Which display? Possibly ur display does not support 4:4:4 (Deep Colour)

Carrefour Mid Valley selling it for Rm599 ... I bought one oso recently ... but better hurry as the stocks almost depleted and when they restock, they will sell it at RM699 if I'm not mistaken...

P/S : For those who recently bought the Philips BDP-3000, pls download and install latest update for your BD Player ... got an update out already on the Philips website...

This post has been edited by petrofsky77: Nov 24 2009, 10:51 PM

Found out the problem, my led lcd tv support i0 bit signalling video but i set to 12 bit from output from my blu rar. Thats why intermitten display blackout.
any way thanks bro.