Sony DVP NS900V DVD Players

Sony DVP NS900V DVD Players 

DESCRIPTION

The DVP-NS900V features 480P (progressive) output with full 3:2 reverse pull-down conversion powered by a film-detection system for well-balanced, progressive conversion both for film and video material. The progressive player also features a high performance progressive scan Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC), which provides the truest DVD playback quality with the sharpest possible picture.

The DVP-NS900V comes equipped with Sony's Digital Video Enhancer, providing sharper edge detail on video images by minimizing imperfections, such as ""overshooting"" and ""ringing."" The benefits are even more spectacular when the product is paired with a high-performance television, such as one of Sony's FD Trinitron Wega XBR or rear projection Hi-Scan TV sets.

Other features include Precision Drive System 2 with Dynamic Tilt Compensation to ensure better, faster and more accurate playback of flawed and imperfect DVDs, along with Block Noise Reduction for maximizing picture quality of MPEG2 images by eliminating unwanted artifacts in scenes where gradated images and the movement of objects between two fields are present.

Another advantage of the NS900V is its construction. To meet the quality demands of audiophiles, it incorporates rigid construction and audio quality parts, including an R-core transformer. It also has ""video off"" more when it works for a pure audio player.

The NS900V also includes an LCD remote control for more advanced and convenient operation.

USER REVIEWS

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[Nov 10, 2001]
Ali
Audio Enthusiast

Strength:

Progressive scan video quality, SACD audio, Solid construction.

Weakness:

Possibly the remote, but I can't decide whether I love it or hate it, no standby button on the player.

I bought my Sony DVP-S300 in 1998, and I haven't had a single problem or complaint about it, so this one had a lot to live up to. The only reason I upgraded from the S300
was lack of newer features (e.g. 480p, DTS, etc. etc.)
I had to wait almost a month to get the 900V, but it was
well worth the wait. The video quality is simply stunning,
and all the reference quality DVDs such as Toy Story 2,
Matrix, and Saving Private Ryan DTS look and sound fantastic. The construction of the player is equaled or
bested by the 9000ES. The tray mechanism is smooth and
extremely quiet

Believe it or not, the best feature about this player is the SACD idea. I detest the fact that the digital output is disabled for SACD, but I can live with the analog 5.1 channel output. I ran out and bought Kind of Blue, Blow
By Blow, and Hourglass, and was simply blown away by the
audio quality. I've heard DVD Audio and SACD, and in my opinion SACD is by far better. I only hope Sony doesn't botch this the way they did with Beta vs. VHS. It is shameful how few SACD titles are available on the market.

I was a bit worried about getting another Sony given all
the trouble people are experiencing with dead DVP-S360's,
but this player looks and feels solid as a tank. I am
optimistic.

My setup consists of:
Sony DVP-NS900V DVD/SACD Player
Onkyo TX-DS787 Amp
Polk Audio RM7500 Speaker System
Toshiba TW40X81 TV

Similar Products Used:

Sony DVP-S300

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
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