I own both a Panasonic BD30 and a BD35 which are connected to a Yamaha LPX510 lcd projector, and a BenQ W10000 respectively. I still have over 1000 dvds so I was looking for something better than the BD35 ( which is OK, but could be better ) for dvd upconversion. After reading about the Panasonic BD85 and how much it has been hailed because of its excellent dvd upconversion, I decided to get one. So I moved the bD30 out, connected the BD35 to the Yamaha and connected the BD85 to my pride and joy, the BenQ W10000. And after viewing a few dvds I was absolutely amazed at how close the dvds looked to hi-def. In fact, with one dvd in particular ( I Robot ), which had a pretty good picture on the BD35 was just fantastic on the BD85. I could have sworn I was watching a Blu-ray. I bought the BD85 as an open box item for $200 CDN. It had never been used or even connected. It had a 30 day return on it if I wasn't happy. Suffice to say, I will be keeping this baby. I've always been partial to the PQ of the Panasonic players, and the 85 is something to behold. I have a friend who owns an OPPO and I am having a hard time telling the difference between it and the 85 when it comes to dvds, so even though I considered the OPPO 83, I am more than happy with my Panny.
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With all the standard DVD's you have, your new 'baby' with up'ing sounds like the 'trick'. So glad to hear you’re happy with the performance.
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My first dvd player was a Panasonic and I was very happy with the picture and sound. Later on, I bought an Oppo DV981HD HDMI enabled upconverting DVD player and was completely floored at the presentation. For DVD and BD players under $1K, Oppo is the best!!.Dan Madden :T- Bottom
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