Harman Kardon

Harman Kardon DVD50 5-Disc Progressive-Scan DVD Player

2.0

$47.99

About this item

  • 5-disc DVD changer
  • Progressive-scan output
  • HDCD and MP3 decoding
  • Coaxial and digital optical output
  • Wolfson 192 kHz/24-bit audio digital-to-analog converter; free firmware upgrade now available--see FAQ for details
  • .com Designed to handle every popular digital audio and video format, Harman Kardon's DVD50 with progressive scan is an advanced and versatile five-disc DVD video changer. The DVD50 is the first DVD changer to include built-in MP3 decoding from CD discs. The DVD50 can also play CD-Rs and CD-RWs as well as DVDs, standard audio CDs, and Video CD discs. With its built-in HDCD processing, the DVD50 delivers the ultimate in quality compact disc playback. Features such as progressive-scan component-video outputs and 10-bit video digital-to-audio conversion, with 27 MHz filtering, provide unsurpassed video performance. In addition to progressive-scan output, the DVD50 includes standard-scan-rate component-video (Y/Pr/Pb), S-video, and composite-video outputs. A Wolfson 24-bit/192 kHz audio digital-to-analog converter offers extraordinary resolution, sonic accuracy, and compatible playback of high-resolution 96/24 audio discs. The DVD50 is compatible with both Dolby Digital and DTS 5.1-channel 5-disc DVD changer; Progressive-scan output; HDCD and MP3 decoding; Coaxial and digital optical output; Wolfson 192 kHz/24-bit audio digital-to-analog converter; free firmware upgrade now avail
Specification

Product facts

Key details

Brand
Harman Kardon
Media Type
DVD
Special Feature
Progressive Scan
Connector Type
RCA, Coaxial, Digital Optical
Audio Output Mode
Surround, High-Definition Audio

Dimensions and fit

Item Weight
12.5 Pounds

Technical specifications

Model Name
DVD50

Item information

Supported Audio Format
HDCD, MP3
Surround Sound Channel Configuration
5.1
Overview

About this item

  • 5-disc DVD changer
  • Progressive-scan output
  • HDCD and MP3 decoding
  • Coaxial and digital optical output
  • Wolfson 192 kHz/24-bit audio digital-to-analog converter; free firmware upgrade now available--see FAQ for details
  • .com Designed to handle every popular digital audio and video format, Harman Kardon's DVD50 with progressive scan is an advanced and versatile five-disc DVD video changer. The DVD50 is the first DVD changer to include built-in MP3 decoding from CD discs. The DVD50 can also play CD-Rs and CD-RWs as well as DVDs, standard audio CDs, and Video CD discs. With its built-in HDCD processing, the DVD50 delivers the ultimate in quality compact disc playback. Features such as progressive-scan component-video outputs and 10-bit video digital-to-audio conversion, with 27 MHz filtering, provide unsurpassed video performance. In addition to progressive-scan output, the DVD50 includes standard-scan-rate component-video (Y/Pr/Pb), S-video, and composite-video outputs. A Wolfson 24-bit/192 kHz audio digital-to-analog converter offers extraordinary resolution, sonic accuracy, and compatible playback of high-resolution 96/24 audio discs. The DVD50 is compatible with both Dolby Digital and DTS 5.1-channel 5-disc DVD changer; Progressive-scan output; HDCD and MP3 decoding; Coaxial and digital optical output; Wolfson 192 kHz/24-bit audio digital-to-analog converter; free firmware upgrade now avail
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Construction and technical details

Connectivity Technology
Coaxial, Digital Optical

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☆☆☆☆

Not a godd deal for the price

I decided to buy this equipment to have multiple CDs/DVDs and MP3. After a short time, I had to upgrade the BIOS to solve a problem and recently (after a year) it stop working. I live outside USA and there is no way to service this equipment. I do not recommend this brand in CD/DVD players. Maybe they are good in A/V equipments, but they failed on this player. Read more

Alfonso MogollonVerified purchase
☆☆☆☆

HARMAN YOUR TECHNICAL SUPPORT DISAPPOINTED ME!!

I WAS USED THIS DVD `PLAYER FOR ABOUT 2MONTHS, THEN I COULD'NT READ MY MP3 CD, AFTER A WEEK EVEN MY MUSIC'S CD AND DVD'S WASN'T ABLE TO PLAY, I WROTE AN EMIAL TO HARMAN'S SUPPORT, THEY ANSWER ME AFTER 2 WEEKS!!, AND EACH EMAIL FORWARDED WAS ANSWERED AFTER 1 OR 2 WEEKS. Read more

Luis VieyraVerified purchase
★★★★★

The Best

I recently decided to upgrade my DVD player, so I wanted to go top-of-the-line. Harmon Kardon has continually succeeded in that category for decades. As with all of their products, this player is well-built and attractive in its simplicity. It's functions are many and varied, but it's extremely easy to use. No bells and whistles or futuristic gimmicks on Harmon Kardon products, just high-quality electonics. In fact, if the display is too bright for you, it can be dimmed or turned off completely. Its disc format versatility is certainly the first thing that attracted me. You can change discs while watching/listening to another, which is a real plus. It's got a great combo of program features and random and repeat play. And while the back-light on the remote is nice, most of the buttons you have to already know what they are since the button functions are illuminated. But since that's the only negative about this player, my advice is, if you have the money, buy this one. Read more

Big Red 1
★★★☆☆

Great DVD Player, but Overpriced

Great DVD player, no doubt about it. I bought it because my stereo system is pure HK and I wanted to stick with the brand. In retrospect however, this was not a good enough reason to pay double what I could have paid for similar-quality competing models with more features. Minor note: I don't like the color scheme. I wish the faceplate of the tray were black. The silver detracts from the uniformity of the rest of my components. In the final analysis, I know I have a great DVD player, but I also know I paid too much. Read more

John Pinter

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