WHEN IT COMES TO CD playback, videodisc players make great doorstops

[bobsticks]

... which rightfully calls you out for making yet another easily discredited generalization.

A generalization that plainly ignores units from Classe, Krell, and McIntosh...as well as the lengthy histories of Marantz and Denon for making capable Universal models.

[Sir Terrence the Terrible]

Every time this fool posts, it 4 parts lie mixed with a half a part of truth. CD playback in DVD players an afterthought? DVD players could play CD's from day one.

Pix, there is no way you can discredit Bfalls. Not when you sound like a person who has taken far to many Vicodin pills, and can barely type on a keyboard.

This is some weak shyte here...

[pixelthis]

Every time this fool posts, it 4 parts lie mixed with a half a part of truth. CD playback in DVD players an afterthought? DVD players could play CD's from day one.

Pix, there is no way you can discredit Bfalls. Not when you sound like a person who has taken far to many Vicodin pills, and can barely type on a keyboard.

This is some weak shyte here...

DVD players could play CD from day one, and sounded
pretty bad, all of the circuitry part of the sound chip. PLAYING
music was and is not a good idea. YOU CAN DO IT, you can take a caddy through a south american jungle but its not a good idea either.
NOT JUST AUDIOPHILES but anybody who loves music needs a
dedicated CD player for CD, all I am saying, from my personal experience.
AND I am not blaming the makers of videodisc players, either,
they know that CD playback is just marketing, and music lovers
will use a dedicated player for CD, which is more than some on this site have figured out.

[markw]

I just gave up after a few lines of that nonsense.

But, I gotta say, I've got a Denon 1940ci universal (sans blu-ray) player that plays any shiny 5 1/4" disc I can find and it sounds quite nice, thank you.