Denon DVD-1600P DVD Player

The Bottom Line: A very good DVD player, but with a playback quality and features matched or exceeded by lower priced units, I can't recommend it.

Review: A Little Background


This DVD player, the Denon DVD-1600 was purchased about 4 months ago and is being played through a Harman Kardon AVR-7000 with picture displayed in progressive format on a Toshiba 57HDX82 16:9 projection TV. The...

The Bottom Line: Virtually identical in features and performance to Panasonic RP82, the Denon DVD-1600 is $200 overpriced. But, as RP82...

Review: While looking at Denon DVD-1600, you can see that the player s remote looks very similar to Panasonic remotes of the previous generation of the DVD players.

The specs and features of the player look very similar to Panasonic RP82, which is...

The Bottom Line: Buy it. A great progressive scan player with no chroma bug under $500.

Review: I tend not to buy things quickly, and my new dvd is no exception. I was initially looked hard at the 2800, but after much research, I thought the 1600 was a better purchase. The 1600 is a progressive scan, with an excellent picture ( and NO chroma...

Review: I purchased this player after returning the Panny rp91. To be honest I returned the panny because you can't manually switch between dvd-a and dvd-v. The player automatically chooses. When I received the player I couldn't find a preset on my...