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Yamaha BD-S667 Blu-ray Disc Player Overview:
- HDMI 1.3 BD Live with Bonus View
- HD Audio full decoding
- USB input for your music and photos
- DLNA compatible for home networking support
- Netflix compatibility lets you use your Netflix account via the player
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Yamaha BD-S667 Blu-ray Disc Player Reviews
19 of 20 people found the following review helpful: 
Fast player with a high quality picture and well designed controls, but no resume feature, November 21, 2010 Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Yamaha BD-S667 Blu-ray Disc Player (Electronics) Positives
The player is nicely designed and looks better than most others around this price.
Its startup time is a minute faster than the previous Yamaha model, and about 30 seconds faster than most of its competition. It took 1 min 13 secs to start playing Batman Begins. Only the Sonys are faster, at 1:06 for the Sony bdp-470 and 570. The LG bd-570 and Onkyo dv-bd507 were 30 seconds slower, and the Panasonic dmp-bd85 couldn't read the disc.
Startup time for an audio CD was fine, at 11 secs. All the other Blu-ray players in the store took a few seconds longer.
It's pretty quiet when it's playing. You only hear it rarely, during certain sections of a Blu-Ray movie when it makes a light high pitched spinning noise that passes after a minute or so.
Negatives
It can't resume regular DVDs after power-off. The player auto-powers off after about 10 minutes, and when you power back on it starts a DVD from the beginning again. Blu-Ray discs... Read more
37 of 43 people found the following review helpful: 
Yamaha releases what might be the successor to the JVC XV-BP1, July 31, 2010 By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Yamaha BD-S667 Blu-ray Disc Player (Electronics) Unfortunately, JVC never released a direct successor to the XV BP1. Instead, the released the low budget profile 1.1 XV BP11 destined for closeout pricing at Sam's Club. Nearly 16 months after the JVC's release, I think I have found its successor, but strangely enough it's hidden behind a Yamaha label.
Prior Yamaha blu ray players (1065, 1900) were Sharp-based players that lacked any real redeeming quality save an opportunity for Yamaha receiver owners to have some commonality in their rack. Upon reading the press releases of the 667, a few things caught my eye - that worrying quick start feature was dropped and the inclusion of dlna made me wonder whose format the player was based. It did not appear to be Sharp-based (unlike the new Pioneer releases) and also lacked the usual Funai or LG look and layout that is generally easy to spot.
The 667 arrived Thursday afternoon and I have been pushing this unit through an abnormally high number of tests. Its GUI, OSD,... Read more
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful: 
sweet machine, September 13, 2010 By Grant MacGregor (Irvine, CA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Yamaha BD-S667 Blu-ray Disc Player (Electronics) I purchased this unit as an adjunct to my existing Yamaha DVD - SACD player (I still use the latter to play SACD's). I've used it for both Blu-ray discs (through Netflix's subscription) as well as Netflix streaming over an AT&T DSL. The load time for the Blu-ray is slower than my DVD, but I'm guessing that this is simply due to increased information content on the Bluray discs. Streaming was amazing - after a slight delay of around 15 sec or so, the movie started (in HD). I couldn't tell that it wasn't a disc. Build quality is great, software upgrade is done easily over the net and the instructions are clear (much better than earlier Yamaha manuals). Particularly for the price, this unit is a winner.
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| 19 of 20 people found the following review helpful: Fast player with a high quality picture and well designed controls, but no resume feature, Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Yamaha BD-S667 Blu-ray Disc Player (Electronics) PositivesThe player is nicely designed and looks better than most others around this price. Its startup time is a minute faster than the previous Yamaha model, and about 30 seconds faster than most of its competition. It took 1 min 13 secs to start playing Batman Begins. Only the Sonys are faster, at 1:06 for the Sony bdp-470 and 570. The LG bd-570 and Onkyo dv-bd507 were 30 seconds slower, and the Panasonic dmp-bd85 couldn't read the disc. Startup time for an audio CD was fine, at 11 secs. All the other Blu-ray players in the store took a few seconds longer. It's pretty quiet when it's playing. You only hear it rarely, during certain sections of a Blu-Ray movie when it makes a light high pitched spinning noise that passes after a minute or so. Negatives It can't resume regular DVDs after power-off. The player auto-powers off after about 10 minutes, and when you power back on it starts a DVD from the beginning again. Blu-Ray discs... Read more 37 of 43 people found the following review helpful: Yamaha releases what might be the successor to the JVC XV-BP1, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Yamaha BD-S667 Blu-ray Disc Player (Electronics) Unfortunately, JVC never released a direct successor to the XV BP1. Instead, the released the low budget profile 1.1 XV BP11 destined for closeout pricing at Sam's Club. Nearly 16 months after the JVC's release, I think I have found its successor, but strangely enough it's hidden behind a Yamaha label.Prior Yamaha blu ray players (1065, 1900) were Sharp-based players that lacked any real redeeming quality save an opportunity for Yamaha receiver owners to have some commonality in their rack. Upon reading the press releases of the 667, a few things caught my eye - that worrying quick start feature was dropped and the inclusion of dlna made me wonder whose format the player was based. It did not appear to be Sharp-based (unlike the new Pioneer releases) and also lacked the usual Funai or LG look and layout that is generally easy to spot. The 667 arrived Thursday afternoon and I have been pushing this unit through an abnormally high number of tests. Its GUI, OSD,... Read more 8 of 9 people found the following review helpful: sweet machine, By Grant MacGregor (Irvine, CA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Yamaha BD-S667 Blu-ray Disc Player (Electronics) I purchased this unit as an adjunct to my existing Yamaha DVD - SACD player (I still use the latter to play SACD's). I've used it for both Blu-ray discs (through Netflix's subscription) as well as Netflix streaming over an AT&T DSL. The load time for the Blu-ray is slower than my DVD, but I'm guessing that this is simply due to increased information content on the Bluray discs. Streaming was amazing - after a slight delay of around 15 sec or so, the movie started (in HD). I couldn't tell that it wasn't a disc. Build quality is great, software upgrade is done easily over the net and the instructions are clear (much better than earlier Yamaha manuals). Particularly for the price, this unit is a winner. |
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