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Old 29-12-2006, 9:32 AM   #1 (permalink)
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will it make a big differance

i have a hitachi pd4200 plasma and am looking into getting a
dennon DVD-1930 will i notice a big picture differance on dvds also what will be the best resolution to use also can you give me advice on what hdmi cable i will need needs to be aprox 3-4 meters long
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Old 29-12-2006, 9:37 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: will it make a big differance

I picked up a 1930 yesterday from Richer Sounds and although I only have a SD plasma, to my eyes, the difference is staggering visuals are sharper and more defined and on the audio front the soundstage is more 3-dimensional.

With a HD screen via HDMI (i'm going via component) I would expect the same level of improvement. Go get one; you know you deserve it
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Old 29-12-2006, 9:58 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Re: will it make a big differance

I have a 1920 and it's leagues better than my old Sony via scart, how much better it is than a Tosh connected via component I could not say tho!
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