Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #49834 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Sony
• Model: DAVF200.CEK
• Released on: 2008-06-08

Customer Reviews

Great but be mindfull of size
Had this for about a week, picture quality is excellent upscales dvd's very well and plays divx movies. Sound quality is also excellent as is cd playback. For the money it is an absolute bargain.

Just one word of caution, the unit itself stands quite tall at 200mm so you must allow space on your stand to accomodate, a lot of stands won't fit this so you'll need to shop around.

If stand space not an issue then get it, if you have a sony 40w4000/4500 is will look even better but also looks fab with my samsung 40a656.

Excellent system
I got this just over a week ago, and I'm thoroughly impressed. The unit is very stylish, but doesn't compromise in sound quality.

The subwoofer really does a great job of filling the room, and gives the illusion that the small speakers are pumping out that level of sound. The DVD player gives a good picture on the basic Component out, but I'm looking forward to getting an HDMI cable and testing the upscaling properly.

Most impressively, the USB functionality has blown me away. The easy at which I've been able to plug my mp3 player (also a Sony, but also works from my external Hard Drive) in to the device, and get excellent quality sound from it was a joy to behold. A little fiddly to browse if you've got a lot of subfolders, but that's to pick a small hole in an otherwise faultless display.

K

Fantastic Sound: It Will Melt Your Ears
This equipment's resonably priced and produces excellant sound. When playing DVD's it upscales beautifully and the picture quality is suberb (use a HDMI cable for the best picture as this made a big difference to my set-up). I was also impressed that the DVD unit's flat and compact, just like an LCD TV and can be screwed to the wall below your television negating the need for a horrible rack to house a conventionally shaped DVD player (It looks excellant). The sound is crisp and the bass unit rumbles brillantly. This was particularly cool when watching Saving Private Ryan. It's like the tanks are driving through your living room.