Published: 2018-11-20, Author: Dave , review by: stereotimes.com
the upgraded OPPO's sound is simply far more alive, refined, and exciting than that of the Linn – an $11,000 player of a relatively few years back. Pull out Thelonious Monk's Straight, No Chaser [Columbia CD], recorded in 1967. Monk's piano and Charlie...
Abstract: The Oppo Digital UDP-205 is a universal disc player—it plays 4k, 3D and HD Blu-ray discs, DVDs, CDs, SACDs, DVD Audios, and various digital audio formats. Price: $1299. For more information about it features go to: Digital is one of my favorite companies...
Abstract: First, we replaced the circuit-breaker box, to increase the current and add circuits. The main rack components retain their dedicated 20A circuit, which feeds them through an AudioQuest Niagara 5000 power conditioner. Now, the power amps and subs at the o...
Published: 2017-09-29, Author: Gordon , review by: cameralabs.com
I'm very satisfied with the Oppo UDP-205 as an audiophile component. It'll spin virtually any disc you insert (apart from HD DVD). It's a high-end DAC, decoding HD Audio delivered directly over USB or via a local network. It'll decode Dolby True HD or DTS...
Audiophile-grade sound quality, Plays almost any disc format, Solid construction, USB input,
No built-in streaming
The Oppo UDP-205 is a universal disc player that truly does it all. It can play just about any disc you throw at it, including UHD (4K) Blu-rays and audiophile discs such as SACD and DVD-A. Reviewers say the sound performance is audiophile quality. Video...
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Published: 2017-08-15, Author: Roger , review by: Goodsound.com
There's a lot more I could say about the outstanding sound and features of the UDP-205 4K Ultra HD BD player. Instead, I'll end by saying that Oppo Digital has once again succeeded in producing a state-of-the-art universal BD player at an incredibly reaso...
Excellent audio and video output, Audiophile I/O and styling, Super high-grade components, Outstanding analog output, including 7.1 surround
Very expensive, Doesn't play DST compressed Direct Stream Digital files
There is no better Ultra Blu-ray player on the market, especially when it comes to audio. It's not for the average user, but audiophiles, especially those seeking high-quality analog output, will appreciate the high-performance components and analog 7.1 s...
Was the BDP-95 a useful upgrade at a cost of $500 over the BDP-93? I thought so, even if it had some way to go to sort out transport issues. Now the upgrade costs $750 over the well-reviewed UDP–203. The question of value depends, as always, on our "needs...
I've talked a lot about the UDP-205 in terms of comparisons with other players and other DACs. What I haven't discussed, though, is who, exactly, this player is for. It isn't for the home theater enthusiast simply shopping for a world-class UHD Blu-ray pl...
