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DVD 89
Suggested Retail $249

DVD 89 New
 $199
Silver Finish

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DVD 89
$199
Black Finish

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The DVD89 takes Cambridge Audio's DVD players to the highest level, embracing HDMI (high-definition multimedia interface).


HDMI - the latest standard for digital transmission of video and audio signals - does not require compression which leads to degradation-free transfer of information. HDMI reduces interference and ensures sharp detail and vivid colours.

DiVX playback is possible for suitably encoded discs and the DVD89 is fully compatible with DiVX 3.11, 4, 5, DiVX Pro XVID.

SACD (Super Audio Compact Disc) which can offer superior sound quality thanks to greater bandwidth, is also supported.


The DVD89 decodes Dolby Digital soundtracks via the six channel analogue out and supports DVD-Audio. This technology totally changes the way the listener experiences music. DVD-Audio discs have a much greater bandwidth and contain more accurate 24-bit audio (CDs only contain 16-bit audio), plus they can carry 5.1 surround sound as well as two channel audio. This radically improves the listening experience. In addition, the DVD89 is, of course, capable of playing conventional compact discs.

All these electronics sit on a custom-made chassis for ultimate stability. Finished with a sturdy aluminum front panel, the DVD89 is available in silver or black. The DVD89 also comes with a highly ergonomic and elegant remote control which offers access to the full range of features.

This state-of-the-art technology makes the DVD89 the player to beat.

 

DVD89 features

  • HDMI output for superior picture and sound quality
  • DVI support for HDTV
  • DiVX playback for suitably encoded discs
  • SACD compatible
  • Decodes Dolby Digital soundtracks via six channel analogue out
  • PAL or NTSC interlaced or non interlaced (Progressive Scan)
  • Elegant and ergonomic remote control
  • Available in either silver or black

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