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Pioneer DV-F727 301-Disc DVD/CD/Video CD/CD-R Player
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Pioneer DV-F727 301-Disc DVD/CD/Video CD/CD-R Player

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Description:

It's a high-end AV jukebox: the DV-F727 will play DVD's, Video CD's, audio CD's and CD-R's, storing 301 discs in all. Engineered for superb audio and video reproduction, the DV-F727 also offers great convenience: you can enter title/artist CD text with a keyboard and mouse, find a disc or artist alphabetically, or sort discs for playback by type. This serious piece of AV hardware will be the life of the party.

Features:

It's a high-end AV jukebox: the DV-F727 will play DVD's, Video CD's, audio CD's and CD-R's, storing 301 discs in all.


Engineered for superb audio and video reproduction, the DV-F727 also offers great convenience


301 Disc Capacity


Advanced GUI with Set-up Navigator


DTS¿ (Digital Theater Systems)


Product Details:
Product Length: 17.06 inches
Product Width: 16.56 inches
Product Height: 7.63 inches
Product Weight: 17.0 pounds
Package Length: 20.0 inches
Package Width: 20.0 inches
Package Height: 11.5 inches
Package Weight: 20.4 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 23 reviews
Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review: 4.0
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5 of 6 found the following review helpful:

1Pioneer has DISCONTIUED this product!Jun 15, 2009
I TRIED to use/enjoy two of these to no avail.The first failed after four years via main IC board failure,the second after 18 months,same thing.Pioneer was absolutely no help.Now Pioneer has discontinued this product.Over one thousand bucks bucks down the drain!Fool me once,shame on you.Fool me twice,say goodbye to all my future business Pioneer!

0 of 2 found the following review helpful:

5Great MachineFeb 15, 2009
This model does it all
Have not had any trouble with it at all

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

4DV-F727 is a good machineAug 17, 2008
I've owned this machine for about a year now and have had no problems with it. You'll read a lot of comments about the limited title entry space, which is true, but I keep may DVD library information on my computer so this is only a slight inconvenience to me.

I've read one review where the author ruled this unit out because it would not play DVD-Rs he recorded. Pioneer doesn't list this in its specifications, but the unit does play DVD-Rs and even dual layer DVD+Rs. I've got over 200 of these on my player and it's never balked at playing any of them.

It might be worth the wait for HDMI output and 1080p upconversion in the next version, but I don't know if/when this will happen and in the meantime my DVDs look great using component output on my HDTV.


1 of 2 found the following review helpful:

5Pioneer DV-F727 301-disk player well worth it.Jun 20, 2008
I've owned the Pioneer DV-F727 for at least 6 years and have been VERY pleased. I still remember the first Universal movie we fired up. It had the new (well, new then) logo rotating into view around the Earth. With a component video hookup it looked so good it almost passed for 3-D. It still looks as good today.

Frankly, I'm surprised to see this model still for sale considering how quickly most electronics come and go. I suppose that says something about it, too. To be balanced, there is a small gripe. Only 12 characters can be entered for each disk title. I suppose it's limited by what can fit on the front display. It helps that there's also an artist field. It doesn't display on the front but does appear on screen when display is pressed on the remote. Oh, and the remote isn't backlit.

The very minor gripes certainly don't amount to more than a small fraction of a star rating. Therefore, I still rate it as a solid 5 stars.

0 of 1 found the following review helpful:

4Pioneer DV-F727 - second oneMay 19, 2008
We've had one of these units for several years to hold our CD/DVD collection. We just added a second slave unit to increase the capacity from 301 to 601. The two units work flawlessly as one with decent performance.

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