Sony DVP S 336

This player is an entry level DVD player costing around £280. It can play DVDs and audio CDs with the usually features you would expect from todays DVD players, smooth scan and menu setup, but it doesn't have Dolby's 5.1 surround sound circuitry. This player incorporates Virtual Enhanced Sound which is gives you surround sound using just two speakers most modern TV sets have. It also has outputs for 2+1 surround sound using left, right and a subwoofer centre speaker. There is also a Digital Out that connects to a 5.1 surround sound amplifier and if your TV has 5.1 surround sound the DVD player uses that to create surround sound. A great deal ...  Read the complete review

Wow what a load of dvd players there are on the market! How do you choose which one to buy? Making a decision was really hard when you stand in the store next to the 16-year-old who operates the machine like he's a pilot for NASA. I must admit Sony was the machine I made a beeline for. I already have a sony cinema system for the Tv and call me a coward...Go on. It just makes sense to have a machine from the same manufacturer. Let's face it you could spend as much as your wallet will allow on a DVD player but to be honest I was happy that I had bought somewhere in the middle of the range. Yes there were a few discs thrown in with it and yes there was a credit ...  Read the complete review

The DVp-S366 is a sleek stylish DVD player finshed in silver to match the Wega tv range. Setting is up for playback was very easy with S-VHS and Scart connections. The picture quality is very sharp, and the on screen display makes navigating DVDs and configuring the sound very easy. The unit does not have a Dolby Digital decoder built in but its is easy to connect to a DD amplifier eg Yamaha DSP5 using a coax cable. It is excellent value for money and is well worth paying the extra £40 to get it converted to multiregion. Well done Sony! ...  Read the complete review