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75% off Philips 1000 Series BDP1300 Blu-Ray DVD Player @ Coles $29

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Previous links on this site showing that $49 was the cheapest you could buy this. For $29 I defiantly thought it was worth investing in and bought one from Coles Burwood and still a few left.

Mod: Reports that it is no longer available at Coles Burwood, however may be available at other stores (limited stock - check with your local).

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  • +8

    Defiantly huh.

    • +6

      In defiance of the trend towards hard drives and Netflix, OP spurns our low-bitrate, compression-artifact ways and buys a blu-ray player!

  • Great link to deal OP

  • +1

    Can this play stuff off usb?

    • +2
      • supports usb. says so in the manual.

        • No, the manual says "supports firmware upgrade via USB"
          It's not made clear if it plays any/many formats from USB, the only mention is on page 4 and it's a bit vague.

        • @bazzaa:

          Look at the FAQ section on the page you've linked above.

      • Still unclear, doesn't say much and the front port says firmware upgrade only.

        But like firefly2k3 points out, people are enquiring about usb files in the faq.

  • +3

    Just went to Burwood. All gone. Went to Forest Hill and got last one for $20.

  • do you think this will be good as a cd player to hookup to my old school Nakamichi stereo amp? (for listening to music)??

    • +1

      I've always found dvd / blueray player have a very slow response time (usually due to scanning the disc), which can be annoying for playing music. Personally i'd recommend getting a cd specific player. Hit up gumtree or garage sales and get a $300 for under $50 from someone who thinks this stuff is obsolete.

      • haha i was thinking to get one of those 300 CD carousal players from the old days…

        • those are harder to find now and pricey.

        • i've seen a few advertised around the place in recent times, not overly expensive…. I was thinking of getting one also, but the I have since read A LOT of feedback on them that overtime the carousel function ceases to work and begins jamming and damaging cds.

          I'll stick with the 2nd hand 5cd carousel i picked up recently.

          Honestly… check out local garage sales. People let good quality 80s hifi gear go for nothing. I picked up a multi thousand dollar high quality system (amp, turn table, front speakers, surround speakers, and more) for $40. Later picked up some wharfedale bookshelf speakers for $10 for my brother.

          This weekend I saw another system with wharfedale front speakers, good quality amp, a 5cd carousel,etc priced at $200…. and no doubt they would have gone much lower if it was sitting there unitl the afternoon. (thought about making a $100 offer for it, but then thought the hassle with my wife if i brought it home would make the deal non viable.)

        • @glam77: Sounds great, I will try check out some garage sales :). Thanks for the tip mate

    • What model Nakamichi? ☺

      Always thought they were the king of analog. At their best, there was nothing better, IMO.

      Yes, like others said get a second hand unit, as they go for peanuts. Perhaps a matching Naka player? Also, a single disc unit, in general, gives better quality than carousels.

  • +1

    USB - page 13 of manual:
    " The USB device cannot be played on this product.
    This product cannot play any audio/video/photo file stored on a USB device. USB
    connection works only for software updates and BonusView contents."

  • Got one for $35 in engadine last one. I put a UK Blu-ray and plays also says DVD region all.

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