SD4700 vs Sony DVP-S7700
The DVP-S7700's thd is 0.003% against the SD4700's 0.002% and its height 111 mm against 81 mm. Both share output voltage (2.0V RMS) and width (430 mm).
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The Toshiba SD-4700 is a vintage DVD player from the early 2000s, supporting DVD, DVD-Audio, DVD-R, CD, CD-R playback, progressive scan, coaxial and optical digital outputs, zoom function, and DVD/CD text. It delivers high-quality video and is praised for picture quality but criticized for poor stereo analog sound and remote ergonomics. No longer manufactured, available used around $18.
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The DVP-S7700's thd is 0.003% against the SD4700's 0.002% and its height 111 mm against 81 mm. Both share output voltage (2.0V RMS) and width (430 mm).
The DCM-520's thd is 0.003% against the SD4700's 0.002%, its width 434 mm against 430 mm, and its height 114 mm against 81 mm. Both share output voltage (2.0V RMS).
The HD7600's thd is 0.003% against the SD4700's 0.002%, its width 443 mm against 430 mm, and its height 103 mm against 81 mm. Both share output voltage (2.0V RMS).
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