| Post 4 made on Friday September 24, 2004 at 22:08 |
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Dave,
agree 100% with Gerald and Ernie here...
there is NO advantage to a DVD/VCR combo over a seprate VCR and DVD...Most have copyright protection in place anyway...
anymore, you can sell a $150.00 VCR and a $300.00 DVD, and get ten times the features AND quality of a combo unit...
and remember, regardless of remote, almost NO universal remote, except for a fully programmable one, will be able to control all features of any combo unit...just like your AV Recevier remote can turn the TV on with the VCR power button...etc....
stick with seprates...lots more discretes and lots less headaches.
We have actually refused to sell combo's to ANYONE, unless they are for a guest room where no control or regular use is going to happen.
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