Recommendations for region free DVD player
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Recommendations for region free DVD player
Okay, so I'm just a poor college student wanting to watch Eureka and some Kiyoshi Kurosawa flicks on DVD; as a consequence I think I need to replace my creaky old twenty dollar Apex (yeah, I know!) for something not restricted to regions. The problem is, well, I'm poor. A Malata is way out of my price range.
So what's the best region free DVD player I can get without spending an outlandish amount of money? Bonus points go to anyone that can point me in the direction of a place that has the players for $50 or less.
So what's the best region free DVD player I can get without spending an outlandish amount of money? Bonus points go to anyone that can point me in the direction of a place that has the players for $50 or less.
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just get a yamakawa from ecost.com. like $30 after rebates. another plus for me is that it is small.
i have one... may get more.
http://www.ecost.com/ecost/ecsplash/...=1&incimage=on
i have one... may get more.
http://www.ecost.com/ecost/ecsplash/...=1&incimage=on
Last edited by young; 08-04-04 at 02:42 PM.
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I picked up a cheap Koss for around $35 at Sears, which included a 2 year REPLACEMENT (not repair) guarantee. I then went online and found a remote-accessible tweak to make it all region.
I figure if a $35 all-region-DVD player lasts 6 months to a year, I've gotten my money's worth, and it's 8 months old now, and I've loaned it to a [now ex-] girlfriend and her son twice since I've had it. So I figure it's fairly rugged too.
I figure if a $35 all-region-DVD player lasts 6 months to a year, I've gotten my money's worth, and it's 8 months old now, and I've loaned it to a [now ex-] girlfriend and her son twice since I've had it. So I figure it's fairly rugged too.




