Yamaha DVD-C750 DVD Player Review
Yamaha DVD-C750 DVD player
Summary
- Product Name: DVD-C750 DVD Player
- Manufacturer: Yamaha
- Performance Rating:
- Value Rating:
- Review Date: February 03, 2005
- MSRP: $329
- Specifications
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Video Processing
- NTSC/PAL Progressive Scan Video Output
- 108MHz/12-bit Video DACs for High Picture Quality
- S-Video Output
- Video Picture Mode
Audio Processing
- 192kHz/24-Bit D/A Conversion for High Quality Sound
- Optical and Coaxial Digital Outputs
- SACD and DVD Audio Playback Compatibility
- CD Upsampling (2x and 4x)
- Progressive Scan
- Yamaha patented PlayXchange
- DVD
Audio/Video, SVCD, VCD, CD,
CD-R/RW and MP3 Playback
Other Features
- Remote control
- Versatile Disc (DVD+RW/+R, DVD-R/RW, and CD-R/RW) Playback
- CD and MP3 Navigation Display
- On-Screen Display
- Multiple Zoom Functions
- Dimensions (WxHxD) : 17-1/8" X 2-15/16" X 16"
- Weight: 12.1 lbs
Pros
- Good Video performance at this price
- Excellent audio performance
- Progressive and Interlaced outputs active simultaneously
- Very good build quality
- Multi-disc changer
Cons
- Will not pass blacker than black
- Slow load times
- User interface difficult to navigate/setup menu layering makes it
- difficult to make video adjustments
- No gamma adjustment
- Cannot adjust speaker levels when DVD is in play mode
- 120Hz fixed crossover setting for Small speakers
Introduction
Yamaha is no stranger to the DVD player market. For years they have been selling DVD players at various price ranges with a host of the latest and greatest features within each respective price class to meet the market needs. Finally, a manufacture has stepped up to the plate and produced a universal DVD player that is cost effective and serves as a multi changer CD player, as well. Thank you, Yamaha, for producing a DVD player with very nice build quality, good video performance, excellent audio performance and capabilities.
- DVD-C750 Overview, Setup and Remote Control
- DVD-C750 Video Performance Tests
- DVD-C750 Viewing Evaluation
- DVD-C750 Listening Tests & Conclusion
