multi-draw dvd players

[Idle Child]

good for dvd triologies i suppose, or having a whole particular genre of movies at just the touch of a button.

but which multi-draw players are good to go for? that allow region hacking ofcourse ;)
Not that i'm gonna go out and buy one, i'd just like to have some info.

i'm thinking minimum 3 draws (ideal for a triology)..
but i'd prefer more, I even thought i saw a dvd player with 100 disc capacity for pretty cheap (under £300?). so if anyone gots a multi draw player, what are pros/cons, and how fast is the disc change over?

cheers for the info.

[kcxdev]

http://www.techtronics.com/uk/shop/50-00-dvd-player.html

theres a multi disc section there

[Idle Child]

thanks for the site.

but how do i know which ones are the best decks ?

[kcxdev]

erm... you can try here (http://thedvdforums.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=46067) :)

[Justin]

Originally posted by Idle Child
good for dvd triologies i suppose, or having a whole particular genre of movies at just the touch of a button.

but which multi-draw players are good to go for? that allow region hacking ofcourse ;)
Not that i'm gonna go out and buy one, i'd just like to have some info.

i'm thinking minimum 3 draws (ideal for a triology)..
but i'd prefer more, I even thought i saw a dvd player with 100 disc capacity for pretty cheap (under £300?). so if anyone gots a multi draw player, what are pros/cons, and how fast is the disc change over?

cheers for the info.

Might be of intrest this, as have some Yamaha DVDC996 5 disc DVD changers in the sale currently (£500 normally and not far from this if you shop round like at avland and hifibitz), for under £300. Unless you spend another £200ish on a Sony or Pioneer 300 disc changer, probably worth looking into. Its based on a Panasonic BTW, and think it was in the Dec 01 E. Home Cinema with a 4 star review.

Cheers

[Idle Child]

thanks for the offer Justin, but as i said, i just wanted info really, wasn't going to buy a player yet.

cheers all the same! :)