Page 1 of Pioneer DV575A Multiregion at Superfi

Now here`s a bargain:

PIONEER DV575A DVD PLAYER (MULTI-REGION)
INTERNET OFFER: £147.95
UK Mainland Delivery: £0.00

Not in stock yet (2 to 3 weeks delivery time from Pioneer) but get one pre-ordered
Just have a looook here


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Damn, I just paid more than that for the (superb) 565A!!

£118 (+£8del) at unbeatable.co.uk... also awaiting stock, but you can still place your order now.

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This item was edited on Friday, 2nd July 2004, 12:14

As I am now in the market for a replacement for my much loved, but ancient, Toshiba SD2109 B I am intrigued by this posting! Can someone elaborate on why the Pioneer DV575A Multiregion is such a good player and therefore a good buy at this price? :D

Well, it playd SACD, DVD-Audio, DIVX and WMA aswell as the usual things.
Also PAL and NTSC Prog scan :o .

Seems a bargain.

Ste

Ordered one myself, curious to have a look.

£149 most places inc. delivery, some better than others.

Will report back on how good (or bad, I hope not) it is when it arrives.

Unbeatable.co.uk dont mention if it is multi region or not?
Its not what you know but who you know

Hey peeps!, just found another cheap one here

Don`t know if they are in stock or not yet, but it can`t hurt to ask. Free delivery on this item.

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The Pioneer 370 (baby brother to this) has the best layer change I`ve ever come across. Pic quality is also excellent, and the prog scan output is also good.

Just bought one of these babies and I am absolutely thrilled to bits with it. I`d also recently bought a Panny 37" plasma and needed a prog scan DVD player. The picture and sound are both excellent. It makes a hell of a difference from my 4yr old Hitachi 305.

Cost me £149.99 from AV Land (free delivery (next day)). £65 for QED component leads.

Pete