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Jamo 50 DVR receiver

Yahoo Message Number: 104497
Hi all,

My Jamo receiver has a problem. It accepted a DVD and now won't give it back.
Me thinks we need a replacement. I went to Best Buy but they didn't have anything to suggest. Has anyone replaced theirs and if so, what model, brand, device did you use and where did you acquire it? Thanks in advance,

Jerry and Charlotte Keller
2006 Allure #31347

Re: Jamo 50 DVR receiver

Reply #1 –
Yahoo Message Number: 104498
Jerry:

Feel free to give me a call.

Kevin Waite

541-953-6162 (cell)
kvn.wt.7629@...

To: country-coach-owners@yahoogroups.com From: Country-Coach-Owners@yahoogroups.com Date: Sat, 23 Jan 2016 11:51:18 -0800 Subject: [Country-Coach-Owners] Jamo 50 DVR receiver

Hi all,

My Jamo receiver has a problem. It accepted a DVD and now won't give it back.
Me thinks we need a replacement. I went to Best Buy but they didn't have anything to suggest. Has anyone replaced theirs and if so, what model, brand, device did you use and where did you acquire it? Thanks in advance,

Jerry and Charlotte Keller
2006 Allure #31347
 

Re: Jamo 50 DVR receiver

Reply #2 –
Yahoo Message Number: 104505
Did you unplug the unit from the ac mains and wait 60 seconds, reconnect, and then cycle the unit.

If you want an outstanding new unit and have a screen that will display the capability of the player, then I would choose from one of the Oppo models. If you are buying on a budget I would look to Sony or Pioneer. If you want a step up Pioneer Elite. If you have an up to date receiver, then you can cut corners and buy a player with just basic features and let the receiver to the difficult task of decoding the many forms of sound that maybe encoded from the latest Dolby Atmos to early Dolby Digital. Make sure the player can play blu-ray discs, but I don't think you really need 3d unless you have a big screen with a fairly close viewing distance. Denon, Marantz , and JVC have been known to be dependable. Yamaha couldn't make anything mechanical thats dependable mechanically in audio products if their life depended on it. And their electronics run a close second. I should know we sold the stuff for over 30 years. NAD mechanics are close to the bottom of the list, too. Realize most folks who buy lower priced electronics realize they will all be obsolete in a few years any way, so just chunk it and get something newer with the latest gadgets and bells and whistles. This is why Sony and Yamaha are still in the home entertainment business. Sony has a professional line of products, but you'll pay the price. TWI 204 Intrigue 11731.