The terms “dual screen portable DVD player” and “twin DVD player” are very similar but each portable DVD player bundle type offers a very different set up to the other and has different pro’s and con’s.
Now and again we get customers emailing us with issues on their new DVD player where it isn’t giving a good enough picture quality. Firstly, we can absolutely guarantee that the picture quality from all of the DVD players we supply is excellent – if it isn’t we don’t bother stocking it…
DVD players, surround sound systems and other audio video equipment have a plethora of connections and available connection types. You need to ensure when buying a piece of audio video equipment that the new unit has the correct connections to be able to connect to your current equipment and vice versa that your current equipment …
A guide to audio & video connections – RCA phono,Scart,amp,HDMIRead More »
We have had several customers ring us up and ask whether an NTSC film would play on their standard UK TV using one of our multi region DVD player units even though their own TV is PAL and not NTSC … where as the discs they have purchased might be from US, Australia etc so …
Will multiregion DVD players play region 1 NTSC films on PAL TV?Read More »
Customers sometimes ask why they shouldn’t simply purchase 2 individual Click & Go portable DVD player for car units instead of the pre-configured Nextbase Duo Deluxe sets, are there any drawbacks? The short answer is yes there are drawbacks to creating a twin DVD player system in this way, the longer explanation is below.
When looking at stereos lots of customers ask us what wattage are the speakers for a particular system. However wattage isn’t always the best guide. For standard listening when viewing speakers RMS output is usually a better guide to go by, although this isn’t necessarily the real standard that should be used!
Nextbase supply 2 standard Click & Go twin screen portable DVD sets… these being the Click & Go Duo – which is a dual screen portable DVD player system -and the Click & Go Duo Deluxe – which is a twin DVD player solution. Customers frequently ask us what the difference is and why is …
Nextbase have worked tirelessly over the past several years to ensure that it has become the market leader in the portable DVD player market and more specifically the portable DVD player for car market. However within their product offerings are differing ranges of tablet DVD player and frequently we have customers asking what the major …
Differences between the Nextbase SDV range and Click & Go range of portable DVDRead More »
Nextbase have several ranges of portable DVD player units all with different feature sets. The current main ranges are the Nextbase SDV range and the Nextbase Click & Go range and both are targetting the portable DVD player for car market.
When using several wireless items in a house sometimes you can find one device causes interference on another or completely knocks it out so that one item just doesn’t work at all. With video senders as with all wireless devices this can be a problem and sometimes it is easily avoided.