How we gonna play our discs in the next future?!

[quadrifonico]

Well tonight I read that even LG stopped producing optical players... Sony will be next? What affordable universal players for SACD and blu-ray are still available?

 

[MCDave]

Doesn't Panasonic still make them? I bought a new 900 a year or so ago. If you're willing to open your wallet a little I assume Reavon is still producing Oppo quality players.

 

[quadrifonico]

i want to hope in

Doesn't Panasonic still make them? I bought a new 900 a year or so ago. If you're willing to open your wallet a little I assume Reavon is still producing Oppo quality players.

As far as I know Panasonic don't play SACDs. Ever tried Reavon? Apart from being overpriced I been hearing lots of complaints (someone called them a bad copy of the Sony...)

 

[quadrifonico]

i want to hope in

As far as I know Panasonic don't play SACDs. Ever tried Reavon? Apart from being overpriced I been hearing lots of complaints (someone called them a bad copy of the Sony...)

But of course I hope people here will prove those rumors wrong; though for such prices I expect machines who play any format flawlessly. I noticed players tend to suffer from overheating at times

 

[kfbkfb]

Could be like the compact cassette system, in the early 1990s, cassettes were the dominant prerecorded music format, now, there's only one good quality cassette deck for sale:
https://www.amazon.com/W-1200-Cassette-Recorder-Karaoke-Mic-Remote/dp/B07G9NBW1L/ref=sr_1_3

Maybe Sony will only make their UDP-X800 and one other Blu-ray player (hopefully w/MCH SACD capability), kinda like the early days of the laser videodisc, Pioneer made all the players, a low end player (no remote) and a higher end player.


Kirk Bayne