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H & B 4421 Black Multi-region DVD Player
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Most Helpful First | Newest First | + Share11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
Excellent value for money.
(5 out of 5) by A. Scarlett on Jul 23, 2002 (London, UK)...there's not really anything you can complain about with this. It's compact, black, and multi-region.
It is small in height but seems fairly wide. Don't worry though as it is the same width as standard hi-fi separates.
H&B are a French company so when you first, start the menus are in French. However the manual explains how to set the default language so you shouldn't have any trouble. (It'll probably take you longer to find the English manual than it will to change the language!)
It is small in height but seems fairly wide. Don't worry though as it is the same width as standard hi-fi separates.
H&B are a French company so when you first, start the menus are in French. However the manual explains how to set the default language so you shouldn't have any trouble. (It'll probably take you longer to find the English manual than it will to change the language!)
28 of 30 people found the following review helpful:
Great value DVD player
(5 out of 5) by Amazon Customer on May 15, 2002What great value for a multi-region DVD player. It is easy to set up and the picture is super. With features like MP3 playback it is a good buy for any one looking to get a multi-region player without having to spend a fortune. It is also one of the few black players on the market.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
Plug & play!
(5 out of 5) by Amazon Customer on Sep 4, 2002Following advice from a colleague who had a silver one, I got this cheap multi zone player. In black to harmonise with my hifi system.
Installation very easy, very good sound & image. Can't compare it to other DVD players, but fully satisfied with the result. Remote control looks a bit cheap, but with all necessary features. This player seems to read eveything. Tried a US DVD, works perfectly. CD (normal & CD RW) sound is good but I prefer my (much more expensive) CD player. Lots of outputs (optical, coaxial, etc.) I will probably never use.
One tip: to connect to a normal (ie non audio-video) amplifier, make use of the "front" outputs as utilisation notice is unclear on this. H&B may be unknown, but for the price, who cares?
Go for it, excellent value for money.
Installation very easy, very good sound & image. Can't compare it to other DVD players, but fully satisfied with the result. Remote control looks a bit cheap, but with all necessary features. This player seems to read eveything. Tried a US DVD, works perfectly. CD (normal & CD RW) sound is good but I prefer my (much more expensive) CD player. Lots of outputs (optical, coaxial, etc.) I will probably never use.
One tip: to connect to a normal (ie non audio-video) amplifier, make use of the "front" outputs as utilisation notice is unclear on this. H&B may be unknown, but for the price, who cares?
Go for it, excellent value for money.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Words of Caution
(3 out of 5) by D.P.Singh on Sep 13, 2002I chose this model because of the economy. DVD player being an immature technology,I thought I should be prepared to buy another one in couple of years time. This is the cheapest multi region DVD player available that can play Video CDs. It probably would not play SVCD. Regarding DTS, a word of caution you need separate amplifier. It weighs 4.2 Kg I am not sure why if you see other (Toshiba) can weigh as little as 2.3 Kg.I liked the look & it doesn't feel Heavy either...
12 of 25 people found the following review helpful:
We got a bad one
(1 out of 5) by Amazon Customer on Jun 8, 2002Got the player out the box, plugged it in...and got nothing. Checked the fuse...fine...still nothing. Changed the fuse...fine...still nothing. I was going to order a replacement but for an extra tenner you can get the Yelo 800DVD which also has macrovision, so why bother with this one?!