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I've owned both 2910 and 3910...

Posted by rlw on September 26, 2007 at 11:03:46:
And thought both did a great job on video. If the audio quality is of any concern, go with the 3910. I'm hanging on to the 3910 for a good long while, it's a great player for both video and audio discs.

3910s go for 425+ on Audiogon - a smokin' deal...

-RW-