CentralScrutinizer
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So I'm not really high end levels of obsessed with video and audio quality, but I do have my moments. I've only ever watched Blu rays on PlayStation consoles.
The recent rise in gaming cost and specifically PlayStation hardware has me finally questioning my choice to use them as my 4K blu ray players.
I choose to collect 4k blu rays because I can clearly see and hear the video/audio quality obviously being a massive upgrade over streaming. I also maintain my father's 1990s stereo receiver and EQ mixer and speakers for my vinyl player. I just haven't heard anything that has outdone it yet.
Anyways. Am I wasting my time using consoles as a Blu-ray player? Is it time to move on to a dedicated player?
Are there any blu ray / audio set up combos that's worth the investment?
Also. Please no comments about "iF pS5 Is iNCreAsiNg in coSt, aLl teCH iS."
This thread isn't about the cost of a dedicated player, it's the quality of them over consoles.
The recent rise in gaming cost and specifically PlayStation hardware has me finally questioning my choice to use them as my 4K blu ray players.
I choose to collect 4k blu rays because I can clearly see and hear the video/audio quality obviously being a massive upgrade over streaming. I also maintain my father's 1990s stereo receiver and EQ mixer and speakers for my vinyl player. I just haven't heard anything that has outdone it yet.
Anyways. Am I wasting my time using consoles as a Blu-ray player? Is it time to move on to a dedicated player?
Are there any blu ray / audio set up combos that's worth the investment?
Also. Please no comments about "iF pS5 Is iNCreAsiNg in coSt, aLl teCH iS."
This thread isn't about the cost of a dedicated player, it's the quality of them over consoles.
