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  • froggi3
    Junior Member
    • Apr 2005
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    Good Progressive Scan?

    Hey there,

    It's my first post and I have a couple of questions . I just purchased a BENQ PB6110, it has no HDMI/DVI inputs, but I've got a good breakout cable that's currently connected to my Phillips DVP642. I was told that I could get a better picture with a DVD player with better progressive scan!
    A couple of players recommended were the Harman Kardon DVD22
    and the LG DV7832NXC, any other suggestions, recommendations, or critiques?
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    • RobP
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      • Nov 2004
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      Hello Froggie! Welcome! I personally use the Pioneer Elite DV-45A and love it. It also plays SACDS and plays 2 channel CD's nicely, it is paired up with my Pioneer 58" TV and looks great. If you can look at one I would.
      Robert P. 8)

      AKA "Soundgravy"
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