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Poor is relative....

5900 may (or may not) blow away anything below $2000 in terms of audio quality, but I doubt it'll compete with some of the far more expensive players (that's a supposition based on vague recollections of folks who have listened with probably better ears than myself). I haven't located a local shop yet which actually has a 5900 so I can audition in the home.

OTOH, I should expect a significant improvement in PQ, even over the 5900 with the more expensive players. Re: the expected TLC in circuit design they put into the audio sections ought to also result in benefits in the video sections. I'm not convinced this is happening.

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