How does this compare to the Philips DVP3690K ??
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No, Both deliver video at 1080 progressive scan, so the video will be the same. I forgot to mention that the 3690 does provide Karaoke, if that is an issue,. Again not something I'd use
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Think the only difference is being able to plug into a USB port and being able to record DIVX trailer to DVD. Neither of which I'd ever use
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I can't speak to the performance differences (if any). I purchased the CPM1084 because I needed a replacement. I bought my receiver used and the microphone that came with it was not functioning properly.
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Sorry, I don't know. I just know that the one I got and I don't even know whether it is 9300 or 9309W is very good and I am totally satisfied.
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i can't tell you about the 6000 because i didn't test it. i like the 9000 especially for music. nice full sound without all the wires etc. easy set up and easy for the family to use. have to get used to the way it works with tv remote, but i am very happy with the unit.
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I did an online chat with Philips support asking this exact question (after being surprised that Google could not help me!). There is no difference between HTL9100 and HTL7180. They are just different model #'s for different regions. The HTL9100 is the UK model, and HTL7180 is the USA model. Apparently any Philips product with a "/F7" at the end of the model number is the USA region's model.
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Honestly, I can not compare as I have not tried the other. Obviously, it has lots more power. As a previous audiophile, I can tell you that although "sound bars" are convenient they do not compare with real amplifiers and reals speakers. I can tell you I am happy with the sound, and the digital input works well with my 60 inch 1080p 3D TV. My only complaint is when you use digital input you have to use the rinky dink remote that came with the sound bar to control the volume. My advise is don't skimp on sound it is just as important as the picture when it comes to watching movies. Honestly, I can not compare as I have not tried the other. Obviously, it has lots more power. As a previous audiophile, I can tell you that although "sound bars" are convenient they do not compare with real amplifiers and reals speakers. I can tell you I am happy with the sound, and the digital input works well with my 60 inch 1080p 3D TV. My only complaint is when you use digital input you have to use the rinky dink remote that came with the sound bar to control the volume. My advise is don't skimp on sound it is just as important as the picture when it comes to watching movies.
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This is a difficult question answer if you have not listened to both devices. I have been very happy with the FoxLv2 speaker, and I would be surprised if any other system would be significantly better.
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My personal recommendation is for the 90w version. While the 60w version is probably adequate, my experience with the my DV6 is that when the battery is greatly discharged, the 60w original power supply cannot charge the battery and operate the laptop at the same time. If you never discharge the battery the 60w version is probably fine.
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I have not tried the other units you listed but I have used this one and it was very good! I used it in a living room though and did not have to turn up the volume very high. The sound quality and construction is top notch though, better than what I have seen with Pyle products. This does not come close to a 900 watt system, but I would venture a guess that the Pyle 900 watt unit you are looking at is not really 900 watts. I have seen a lot of false advertising on these things as no one tries to prove them wrong. If you are looking to use this outdoors, I would suggest getting two of them as they easily hook up tandem. Good Luck! - Chris I have not tried the other units you listed but I have used this one and it was very good! I used it in a living room though and did not have to turn up the volume very high. The sound quality and construction is top notch though, better than what I have seen with Pyle products. This does not come close to a 900 watt system, but I would venture a guess that the Pyle 900 watt unit you are looking at is not really 900 watts. I have seen a lot of false advertising on these things as no one tries to prove them wrong. If you are looking to use this outdoors, I would suggest getting two of them... » Read More I have not tried the other units you listed but I have used this one and it was very good! I used it in a living room though and did not have to turn up the volume very high. The sound quality and construction is top notch though, better than what I have seen with Pyle products. This does not come close to a 900 watt system, but I would venture a guess that the Pyle 900 watt unit you are looking at is not really 900 watts. I have seen a lot of false advertising on these things as no one tries to prove them wrong. If you are looking to use this outdoors, I would suggest getting two of them as they easily hook up tandem. Good Luck! - Chris « Show Less
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I don't see much difference, to be perfectly honest. I can say that the Phillips monitor has been an absolute glorious experience with a picture that is better than most televisions that I've seen. It works perfectly for large computer projects and for watching shows/movies even from a good ten feet away.
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I happen to own both the DA5800 and the DA2800 (both <1 year old). Both are great units. The 5800 is 9.2 channels and the 2800 is 7.2 channels. There are other differences, primarily around number of inputs/outputs, higher power, and more features. The Sony.Com site has a great side by side comparison tool for specifics. I use one in a theater room with a projector and the other in a family room. Depending on your needs either are excellent options.
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The one I bought had a sound problem that the tech couldn't solve. I was shipped a refurbished one that developed the SAME EXACT sound problem. Phillips replaced it with a brand new one, but told me this model was discontinued, so they replaced it with a 46". I've owned several Philips TVs and they have been reliable in the past. My experience with this one was not so good, and my understanding is they are no longer made. If this is a used one you're looking at, be advised that my audio issue was a "come and go" type, and I would not really recommend this particular model.
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I have the box for mine. It does not have any specs on the box. The box mine came in says "Phillips 85415 D1S". Also stamped with "D1S 85V 35W PK32d-2". Another side of the box says "D1S 85415C1 code: 77715446". Are the buyers that got knock-offs buying them direct from Amazon or are they sourced by another 3rd party seller? Mine were purchased directly from Amazon.
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Get a Philips DVP5990 instead, you can make it region free from the remote. Too much trouble and risky to fuss with firmware.
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Follow this link to find most anything you want to know. http://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/dcbint/cpindex.pl?ctn=SA3VBE04K/37&slg=EN&scy=US (copy and paste it into your browser's address bar)
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From the comments I've seen, it looks like the Kenwood DNX891HD has gotten rave reviews and scant criticism. Its a completely different OS. The software was written by a different party than the DNN991HD. I haven't sprung for the 891 since I already have the 991. If the prices come down significantly, then I will probably make that swap.
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The size length of the soundbar may make difference in sound quality, but not by much. It's only transmitting the audio via the soundbar. I've never looked at any others than my Philips bar, but maybe the longer bars have a bit better speaker quality. I'd go for the cheaper one if all else is basically the same. I doubt you'd know the difference in sound. Good luck