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RE: Aiwa DV370 or Tosh SD210??
If only `other half`s` could understand that food, water and a nice home are secondary issues - compared to a decent home ent system !
Thanks for the advice and the warning. I suppose the only question I have is that if it turns out I/we can`t play RCE on a RicherSounds Tosh, will this become a big problem in the future? That`s what the sales guy suggested when he said I should go for the Aiwa instead.
May I also ask how much one can expect to pay for the Tosh from Richer Sounds? Did you buy online or from a shop?
Aiwa DV370 or Tosh SD210??
First up, I`m new to DVD technology and am buying my first player.
I`m aiming at around £200.
Having read some of the postings on this site, I opted for the Tosh. I spoke to someone at RicherSounds who said that the Tosh does not play RCE disks and that in the future this will become an issue. He then suggested buying the Aiwa instead.
Now I know Techtronics provide an RCE compatible Tosh though they seem to have stock problems, but apparantly this involves swapping around disks. Is this an issue (could it get annoying?)
I`ve read the review of the Aiwa 370 on the site and was a bit worried by some of the negative comments and the fact it seems like an old model (well year 2000 now sounds old!). However, I`vd found no comparison with the Tosh SD210.
Does anyone have any opinion on what some of the differences might be?
And (dare I ask!) which is the better player?
(Sorry about the xpost)
Trying to decide between Aiwa DV370 and Tosh SD210
First up, I`m new to DVD technology and am buying my first player.
I`m aiming at around £200.
Having read some of the postings on this site, I opted for the Tosh. I spoke to someone at RicherSounds who said that the Tosh does not play RCE disks and that in the future this will become an issue. He then suggested buying the Aiwa instead.
Now I know Techtronics provide an RCE compatible Tosh though they seem to have stock problems, but apparantly this involves swapping around disks. Is this an issue (could it get annoying?)
I`ve read the review of the Aiwa 370 on the site and was a bit worried by some of the negative comments and the fact it seems like an old model (well year 2000 now sounds old!). However, I`vd found no comparison with the Tosh SD210.
Does anyone have any opinion on what some of the differences might be?
And (dare I ask!) which is the better player?