Sony BDV-E770W and BDV-E570 dimensions Can someone that owns the Sony BDV-E770W please measure the amplifier/DVD/Blueray player unit and provide me with the front dimensions? All I need to know is how wide it is and its height. I do not need to know depth. I have looked on multiple sites and some say 295mm wide which is almost 11inches (I don't believe) and amazon states 18.8 inches and one site I found states 17inches. I'm concerned because I have a limited amount of space for this home theater system and 18.8 inches would be too largre.Thanks for your help.Dave Sony BDV-E770W and BDV-E570 dimensions Can someone that owns the Sony BDV-E770W please measure the amplifier/DVD/Blueray player unit and provide me with the front dimensions? All I need to know is... » Read More Sony BDV-E770W and BDV-E570 dimensions Can someone that owns the Sony BDV-E770W please measure the amplifier/DVD/Blueray player unit and provide me with the front dimensions? All I need to know is how wide it is and its height. I do not need to know depth. I have looked on multiple sites and some say 295mm wide which is almost 11inches (I don't believe) and amazon states 18.8 inches and one site I found states 17inches. I'm concerned because I have a limited amount of space for this home theater system and 18.8 inches would be too largre.Thanks for your help.Dave « Show Less
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David,I think you can go to a best buy and measure it yourself. That would be safest option in my opinion.
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Thank you that is what I have done. In case anyone wants to know it is 17 inches wide and all of the specs have finally been posted on the Sony website.
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Ok Eileen, this question doesn't give me enough information, so I did some experiments. If I place the screen 17" away from the front of the projector it can be focused to a sharp picture. At that distance I played the DVD movie "The Croods" and the widescreen picture was approximately 13.25" in diameter or just over 12" wide. Then I moved the screen out about 25" away from the front of the projector until the widescreen picture was 17" wide and then focused it and it was a sharp picture. I then changed movies and played the Blue Ray movie "Ice Age" and it projected the same size picture, but it was slightly sharper. Hope this helps you... :) Ok Eileen, this question doesn't give me enough information, so I did some experiments. If I place the screen 17" away from the front of the projector it can be focused to a sharp picture. At that distance I played the DVD movie "The Croods" and the widescreen picture was approximately 13.25" in diameter or just over 12" wide. Then I moved the screen out about 25" away from the front of the projector until the widescreen picture was 17" wide and then focused it and it was a sharp picture. I then changed movies and played the Blue Ray movie "Ice... » Read More Ok Eileen, this question doesn't give me enough information, so I did some experiments. If I place the screen 17" away from the front of the projector it can be focused to a sharp picture. At that distance I played the DVD movie "The Croods" and the widescreen picture was approximately 13.25" in diameter or just over 12" wide. Then I moved the screen out about 25" away from the front of the projector until the widescreen picture was 17" wide and then focused it and it was a sharp picture. I then changed movies and played the Blue Ray movie "Ice Age" and it projected the same size picture, but it was slightly sharper. Hope this helps you... :) « Show Less
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I don't know. I haven't been able to get the dvd part of the tv to work. My son - the electronics "expert" - has not been able to get it to work. He says I should contact the manufacturer. I bought the tv online, it's not worth my time and effort to dig" just to get the dvd player to work, so I just don't use the dvd part. The tv is fine. I can probably contact Amazon, but I have not -- too much trouble for such a small amount of money. The moral of the story is, "You get what you pay for" ???? ...or maybe I should contact Amazon. I don't think a stand-alone dvd/blue player costs that much. The price (even for just a tv) was good, I thought.
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I think everyone interested in this should contact Amazon. At the moment, the response is that they will forward the request to the VOD team. The more they hear the same request, the more they may consider it. My email: This is just a kind request to offer Video on Demand on the LG BD570 player via Netcast. I realize that it's offered offered on BD670, but seeing as the 570 is still being sold (I purchased it less than a year ago), I think you can gain more customers. I am planning on cancelling my Netflix account and am considering VOD for myself. My mother is using the BD570 and I want to order a VOD service for her as well. According to the LG responses to this request, it's not their decision, but Amazon's. Most consumers are posing the request to LG, but you can see from the discussions on Amazon that this is something wanted. Amazon's response: Hello, Thanks for suggesting that we provide Amazon Instant Video content for LG BD570 Blu-ray Player. Customer feedback like yours is very important in helping us continue to improve the experience of watching our digital videos. I appreciate your thoughts and I have forwarded your suggestion to the Instant Video team.
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The Sony CDP-CE375 player is 17 inches wide, 4 1/2 inches in height, and 15 1/4 inches deep.
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In my beautiful Bush furniture audio tower, I have placed only Sony electronic equipment on the first four levels & they fit perfectly! The maximum depth that I measured on all five levels was 21'inches. I hope this helps! This audio tower is gorgeous, & on top I've assembled a 22 inch tall desktop water wall fountain that looks mesmerizing at night. Good luck!
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this review describes the dimensions, albeit for the 60 inch stand: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1P5EV8PC490TK/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B001O9CK3Q&nodeID;=&tag;=&linkCode;="All of my components fit on the shelves but it was a very tight fit for my receiver. Many of the older receivers are pretty large so this is something to consider if looking to buy this. The bottom shelf has 6 3/4" clearance and the top has 9 3/4" behind the wood front (6 3/4" between middle shelf and bottom of wood front). My receiver needed 7" and just fit on the top behind the wood front, but there was plenty of room for everything else. The depth is about 15" in the middle tapering to a shorter depth on the ends. " this review describes the dimensions, albeit for the 60 inch stand: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1P5EV8PC490TK/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B001O9CK3Q&nodeID;=&tag;=&linkCode;="All of my components fit on the shelves but it was a very tight fit for my receiver. Many of the older receivers are pretty large so this is something to consider if looking to buy this. The bottom shelf has 6 3/4" clearance and the top has 9 3/4" behind the wood front (6 3/4" between middle shelf and bottom of wood front). My receiver needed 7" and just fit on the top behind the... » Read More this review describes the dimensions, albeit for the 60 inch stand: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1P5EV8PC490TK/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B001O9CK3Q&nodeID;=&tag;=&linkCode;="All of my components fit on the shelves but it was a very tight fit for my receiver. Many of the older receivers are pretty large so this is something to consider if looking to buy this. The bottom shelf has 6 3/4" clearance and the top has 9 3/4" behind the wood front (6 3/4" between middle shelf and bottom of wood front). My receiver needed 7" and just fit on the top behind the wood front, but there was plenty of room for everything else. The depth is about 15" in the middle tapering to a shorter depth on the ends. " « Show Less
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I have this unit and the sides were not long enough for my A/V receiver, only the two middle shelves were able to hold it. That said my receiver is about 17-5/16 wide and 13 inches deep. I'm not home currently however I can tell you tha the sides are barely wide enough to handle my Xbox One which is just under 11 inches wide.
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On the following website http://www.bedfords.com/mhsts20b?gclid=CK3T_KfQwr0CFUqUfgodNKcAMw, it says that the Sony's dimensions are 52mm x 107mm x 15.2mm. On the Glif's box, it says that it fits devices between 58.4-86.4 mm wide and 3.1-12.7 mm thick. It looks like the Sony is too thick and too narrow to fit in it. The best way to make sure is to call Glif or email them. Here is their contact number:http://www.studioneat.com/pages/contact-us
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I cannot answer this, but I can comment that these are very middle of the road unitsI have 4 of them for my 7.1 system, I picked them because of the write-ups.They are well worth the money & are more full range than you would expect for there size. they play very loud for blue-ray & can take the volume & beating.Gary P
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On the following website http://www.bedfords.com/mhsts20b?gclid=CK3T_KfQwr0CFUqUfgodNKcAMw, it says that the Sony's dimensions are 52mm x 107mm x 15.2mm. On the Glif's box, it says that it fits devices between 58.4-86.4 mm wide and 3.1-12.7 mm thick. It looks like the Sony is too thick and too narrow to fit in it. The best way to make sure is to call Glif or email them. Here is their contact number: http://www.studioneat.com/pages/contact-us
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Doggone. And I was just thinking about springing for a samsung 4671 (a consensus 5 stars from Amazon consumers). The main thing that bugs me about the V2500 series is the omission of Normal mode when adjusting aspect ratio. Since the set automatically interprets a 480i signal as 720p or 1080i, you're stuck watching nothing but short fat people unless you can control aspect ratio from the DVD player and set-up box. It wouldn't matter if all source material were in hi def, but unfortunately most is not. Sony made a colossal blunder, but apparently woke up by the time of the 3000 series.
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I purchased an extended warranty on my Sony BD player. It is 18 months old and has completely died. I purchased it at Circuit City which is of course now defunct. I have been trying to deal with the warranty company that took over from CC - and it has been a nightmare.I will never purchase an extended warranty on a BD player again!
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I just purchased a 750 and out of the box it already has a 1 inch long area on the red toc that looks like it is gone. It's a tiny sliver on the right, but from across the room you can see on the outside of the glass that it reflects light differently and looks less than perfect :o( ...Can anyone advise me on what I should do? I didn't purchase an extended warranty. Other than that, this tv is AMAZING!!!!!! seriously... AMAZING!!!! Words cannot describe. Literally, OMG, OMG, OMG as I watch a Blue-Ray disc.
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The dimensions... a little bit bigger than a 3.5" internal drive would be except a little taller. The venting is good and she doesnt overheat after 2 hours of movie watching from a file located on the drive. Windows7 Not compatible? -NOT TRUE.. I have my movie collection on this thing: Its compatible with my smart TV, Win7, Win8 and Mac Lion (Plugged in Physically and or networked in).. I have used each of these platforms with the 3Tb and without fail. Anyone tells you different, I would have a concern. I use mine every day. The only thing that could cause you an issue is if it came as a refurb from previous owner and that person re-partitioned the drive for some other purpose that isnt Win7 friendly. New and out of the box,, shes ready to go. Refurbed (if not) just needs a repartition and formatting. Good luck! -g
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Sony website just had the 350 for $150 yesterday, not having any fancy hookups (just using the sony front speakers) I can't justify the difference in cost. However, I appreciate the simple and clear reply given to the original question and will refer back to it when choosing a new BD player and sound setup. Espcially if trying to get more life out of our old (sony) receiver.From what I understand of the answer, if the setup is more modern, it would not make any difference which player.
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Wow...almost everyone has a different answer. I just got mine 12/18/12 and just measured it with a ruler. The stand is exactly 12 inches wide and 8 inches deep. Not sure if there are different versions out there or what, but like I said...just got mine recently and it is the E320-A1 32-inch 720p. Good luck!