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Panasonic DVD RV32 - DVD player
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(2.5 out of 5)
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Dead after 13 months
(1 out of 5) by Amazon Customer on Aug 24, 2003I'm very disappointed with the quality of this unit.
First, only after only a few months of use, the color tone of the picture would change every 20 minutes or so. It would "jump" into a darker/color richer tone. I never had the time to have this fixed.
Now after 13 months the unit stopped playing altogether, displaying the error code "F07".
When you search the web you will find this is not an uncommon issue with the Panasonic players, and it requires to be serviced by a professional.
It is just not money you want to spend after using it for just one year.
A big thumb down and I will not be buying a Panasonic again.
First, only after only a few months of use, the color tone of the picture would change every 20 minutes or so. It would "jump" into a darker/color richer tone. I never had the time to have this fixed.
Now after 13 months the unit stopped playing altogether, displaying the error code "F07".
When you search the web you will find this is not an uncommon issue with the Panasonic players, and it requires to be serviced by a professional.
It is just not money you want to spend after using it for just one year.
A big thumb down and I will not be buying a Panasonic again.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
Dead after 18 months
(1 out of 5) by Samuel N. Starkey on Oct 11, 2004 (Lafayette, IN USA)Other than skipping a bit on DVD-Rs, this was a great player until I got the dreaded H02 Error. I later found out from the web that this is common for Panasonic players. I read that it costs around $80 to fix. Come on! I can get a brand new player for that. And I did!
Now I have a slim little Sony DVPNS725P Progressive-Scan that plays all my DVD-Rs great.Hopefully it will last more than a year and a half.
Now I have a slim little Sony DVPNS725P Progressive-Scan that plays all my DVD-Rs great.Hopefully it will last more than a year and a half.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
I just joined the club
(1 out of 5) by Michael Beachy on Oct 21, 2004I just wanted to write a review saying mine died as well.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
what a rip-off!
(1 out of 5) by Jennifer Jenks on May 7, 2006 (arcata, CA)I bought this about 1.5 years ago, and from the get-go it would glitch on really bright events onscreen, like explosions. Now, even though I have rarely used it during the time I have owned it, I got the H07 error. This means that the motor has seized, so I have to trash it. Please do not buy this DVD player.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
great unit
(5 out of 5) by M. W. on Dec 7, 2007I've had this DVD player for about 5 years and I've had no trouble with it. It was one of the first DVD players to play DVD-Rs. The only reason i stopped using it was because I got an HD TV and needed an upconversion DVD player.