I think you will find the likes of Samsung LG to be lacking, down to the components and DACs used. I tried a Sharp and felt the same about that.
Whichever you go for, I would advise going for a player that
A- has a crossover known to be fixed at 80Hz
or
B- has a variable crossover that allows you to set it at 80Hz.
and one that also allows speaker trims settings ie. large/small/absent - distances - db
bass management, above, is crucial to success and the early budget players (and I bet that Samsung) I believe had it set at 100Hz which won't suit your system unless perhaps you have microsatellite speakers.
Even the early Pioneer blu ray players had it set at 100Hz AFAIR.
So my advice would be only to consider the Denon 2012, Oppo and Cambridge Audio players, I'm sure that they offer trims and proper bass management. If new Pioneer models allow 80Hz now then you could consider one of those too.