Product Comparison: Panasonic DP-UB9000 vs Pioneer UDP-LX500
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- A wonderful high end Blu ray Player to go with my High end system and setup.
- Very easy to install and picture quality is good.
- The picture is superb, if anything marginally superior superior to the Oppo, with plenty of user adjustments to fine tune.
- A wonderful high end Blu ray Player to go with my High end system and setup.
- It's well built machine and heavy too.
- Pioneer’s player delivers a double whammy of superb picture and awesome sound quality.
- Impressive image quality, including the upscaling of sources with a resolution inferior to 4K.
- Big variety numerous video settings to adapt the displayed image to the TVs specifications.
- Plays SACD and DVD Audio discs as well as 4k Blu-ray. It’s extremely well constructed.
- The highly efficient HDR to SDR conversion with the ability to adjust the maximum brightness level in three profiles.
- The audio side of this player is amazing. Movies sound great and CD's sound much clearer then Oppo
- The remote control is very good, with tactile buttons and a backlight.
- Good thing that player have four types of HDR support.
- Blu Ray movies look fantastic upscaled, quality sound too.
- A Shame it doesn’t play all format dvds and cds.
- The player does support many audio and video formats via a USB port located on the front of the player.
- I have it paired with an LG C8 OLED tv and the picture quality was perfectly sublime with Dolby Vision encoded discs.
- I can adjust perfect image with various settings output resolution, aspect ratio, dynamic range, brightness, contrast, hue, chroma level, and more.
- Pioneer doesn’t have any built-in smarts such as Netflix or YouTube.
- Quietly sad thing was that player has no wi-fi to take updates without one more unnecessary cable.
- Connections of this blu ray player are best in class at the moment.
- In addition to twin HDMI outputs (one of which is audio only) player have two USBs so I can reproduce all I needed.
- Full 7.1 channel output, plus well balanced Neutrik XLR stereo connectors provide a perfect sound quality.
- I would say that the lack of an HDMI input would give less flexibility.
- I'm disappointed that this blu-ray player hasn't SACD or DVD-Audio playback.
- It have analog audio output for audiophiles.
- Twin HDMI outputs, allowing me to split the audio and video signals to connect my audio receiver.
- It feels a bit more solidity and focus to the sound, and so it’s worthtrying out if you’ve got a spare interconnect lying around.
- I'm disappointed that player does not have analog Pre-out outputs.
- An unpleasant surprise was lack of multi-channel analogue out.