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Originally Posted by thebland /forum/post/15494074
1. Panasonic BD-10 (by a slim margin). 3 years old, plays every disc.
2. Denon 3800 only a year old but has played every disc
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Originally Posted by Ruined /forum/post/15494833
"Reliability" is a bit general of a term.
I mean, the BD30 was "reliable" in that it had very few BD-J bugs and thus few playback issues, but on the other hand it was "unreliable" as it had chronic laser failure issues.
Does the OP mean reliability as in hardware holding up, or reliability as in few playback bugs?
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Originally Posted by dogone /forum/post/15494923
But the Pioneers although they look and feel impressive, just couldn't deliver reliability. As soon as they do, I will jump right back aboard the Pioneer ship.
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Originally Posted by Todd Scott /forum/post/15497495
How does this poll give any indication of which player is more reliable? Obviously the more popular BD players are going to get the most votes. That may not make them the most reliable player. You need to look at how many defects or problems occur in a given sample.
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Originally Posted by Todd Scott /forum/post/15497495
How does this poll give any indication of which player is more reliable? Obviously the more popular BD players are going to get the most votes. That may not make them the most reliable player. You need to look at how many defects or problems occur in a given sample.