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Posted by Bill McCutcheon on 09/06/05 04:35
"Kenny Aimes" <top@bottom.au> wrote in message
news:de3qh119ouj34rt6dkpm41lpdbag1slmbr@4ax.com...
>I got so sick and tired of hearing "No, I think this model is better"
> and "I found that one to be really hard to operate", etc etc etc that
> I simply went out and bought a Sony RDR-HX910 with a 250 GB HDD...
>
> Honestly, from shop to shop I got such crap recommendations that I got
> totally pissed off looking for that perfect recorder, so I simply
> drove in the nearest appliance store and walked in and said "which is
> the best and easiest to use". The guy said, that he owned one of these
> Sony RDR-HX910's and he has never used one so easy as this one, so I
> handed the bucks over and walked out. I was in NO mood to get
> technical over it because I knew all I would get is opinions rather
> than facts, like all the others, so I instantly made up my mind to buy
> it and take my chances with this one...
>
> I've never owned a DvD recorder before although I have owned many
> players. It seemed that common opinion was that the Philips range of
> recorders were, well, pigs of things to use. Panasonics seemed to have
> a split loyalty - some saying yes and others saying there are better.
> I wanted Pioneer 630 but there weren't any around and once again, as
> many said they were easy as said they were hard to use. A few said
> that the Sony were ok, but quite a few said the newer RDR-HX910 was a
> real gem to use.
>
> I thought over it for a few days then simply jumped in the car a few
> hours ago and drove to the particular store because the first store
> did not have any left, then slapped the money on the counter, asked
> for a bit of discount, which I got, and walked out with one...
>
> Now sitting here at work I am wondering if it is god, bad or
> indifferent... I will get home after work and slot it in...
>
> Is it a good unit or not...???
Dunno! Now you're in a better position to answer that question than most
of the rest of us. Please report back with your evaluation after you've
put it through its paces.
-- Bill McC.
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