Back in the day
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Hi i am new on this forum.
When i was young i watched dvds on my
Ps2 on a 480i old thick telivision.
Later i buyed a real marantz dvd player i was suprised how much better the colors and picture Quality was.
Today i buyed a very very very large dvd collection.
And i was wondering what really is the best way to watch dvd's on a budget.
I am now using a 1080p samsung cheap model tv with a ps3 using upscaling.
I also have a weakspot for old equipment.
And was wondering if a old player that once was very exspensive like a marantz dv9600.
Whould improve the quality.
Compared to say a budget modern blueray player.
Or even take it a additional step back and try to find the best old 480p telivision"ever made
And combine it with the top of the line dvd player at that time i whould love the nostalgia.
And it whould be the original the way dvd was intended.
If anyone thinks its a cool idee what whould be the
1 best upscale dvd player.
2 best normal dvd player
3 best old tv to look at.
Brand model nrs.
Thank you a lot for your suggestions.
When i was young i watched dvds on my
Ps2 on a 480i old thick telivision.
Later i buyed a real marantz dvd player i was suprised how much better the colors and picture Quality was.
Today i buyed a very very very large dvd collection.
And i was wondering what really is the best way to watch dvd's on a budget.
I am now using a 1080p samsung cheap model tv with a ps3 using upscaling.
I also have a weakspot for old equipment.
And was wondering if a old player that once was very exspensive like a marantz dv9600.
Whould improve the quality.
Compared to say a budget modern blueray player.
Or even take it a additional step back and try to find the best old 480p telivision"ever made
And combine it with the top of the line dvd player at that time i whould love the nostalgia.
And it whould be the original the way dvd was intended.
If anyone thinks its a cool idee what whould be the
1 best upscale dvd player.
2 best normal dvd player
3 best old tv to look at.
Brand model nrs.
Thank you a lot for your suggestions.