Re: Has Sony improved the quality of their DVD players?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (McCooley) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> My Sony DVD player,a DVP-S360D, just died on me after 38 hours of use over
> three years.  I usually like Sony equipment, and have never had luck this bad
> before.  Now, I'm wondering if I should get another Sony.  I assume that this
> player was an early one, so the technology should be better now. It suffered
> from known problems, like the C:13:00 error, so I also assume Sony has fixed
> these problems.  Has anyone had bad luck with a recent Sony player?
> 
> Brian

  I've learned that these players are not built well so what I did was
  buy a three year warranty plan. For $30 if the player breaks they'll
  fix it. But if they can't they'll give me a new one. What the hell, 
  $30 for peace of mind and no hassles if it breaks. 

  I got the Panasonic RV-35. It's a great player but there is one thing
  that I hate about it. Say if you're watching a movie and with some
  players you can turn off the player and later turn it back on and
  watch the movie from where you left off. With this RV-35 there is no
  way to do it. However, I read some guy figured a way to. Other than that
  it's a great player. Sony's are good too. 

   Nick