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Posted by Mike on 12/03/05 22:11
I know, those are audio/videophile DVD players that my friends don't
even begin to need (they are barely out of VHS). I knew it could be a
lot in labor. The fact that they have to deal with a DVD player
undernieth a TV tube couldn't help.
I'm a component man myself, my friends like to save on space (and that
has cost them $350).
It's just weird I have a Pioneer 606D that I've played DVD's on
constantly since I got it in 1999 and it hasn't needed repear (knock on
wood) yet.
And the DVD player they don't use nearly as much as mine goes belly up a
little over a year.
Biz wrote:
>
> Dont forget that its parts AND labor....and $350 wont buy you anything close
> to the better dvd players currently out..
>
> Pioneer DV-59
> Onkyo SP-1000
> Denon-5910
>
> "Mike" <miker@rochester.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:438FB1BD.5C5584F1@rochester.rr.com...
> > I have a family of friends that are not too new tech savvy and don't
> > have the internet.
> >
> > Roundabout year and a half ago, they got a TV/DVD player combo. When I
> > brought over a DVD to play and it wasn't working.
> >
> > They took it to a repair place and last I heard from them, it was
> > repaired at a cost of $350. The disc drive needed to be replaced.
> >
> > Now, beside the point that $350 is way more than anyone should pay for a
> > new good DVD player (unless maybe it's some sore of home theater
> > specialty) Is there anyway a replacement of the disc drive should
> > approach this much money?
> >
> > Mike
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