Who owns a region-free blu-ray 3D palyer?

[3Dparty]

I am running a blu-ray 3D rental website. The question is, should I stock region 2 (PAL) blu-ray 3D movies? There are some interesting titles I would like to watch, but I am afraid that they will be too expensive to stock since nobody would order them.
Anyone here actually owns a region-free blu-ray 3D player?

[love3dmovies]

can you even buy a region free 3d blu ray player in the states?

[Cenobite]

yep, i have a region free 3d oppo bdp-93

[arbormatt]

Originally Posted by Cenobite

yep, i have a region free 3d oppo bdp-93

Same for me.

[hariseldon]

Originally Posted by Cenobite

yep, i have a region free 3d oppo bdp-93

ditto

[gekke henkie]

+1 on the Oppo-93 (with external usb-mod)

[3Dfan]

Originally Posted by love3dmovies

can you even buy a region free 3d blu ray player in the states?

Most players in the U.S. won't even play 50 hz material even if it is region free.

let alone the players being region free.

None of the players I know of sold in the U.S. are.

My tv will play both. However, my players won't.

[themadpanner]

I use an Oppo 95 Multi Region player which I've had for around a year. I also have a Cambridge Audio 650 Universal (DVD Audio, DTS Audio & SACD) and a Panasonic 85, both of which are Multi Region BD & DVD but not 3D compatible. Both are boxed and if anyone is interested they are both for sale. I also have the Olympics opening ceremony in 3D on my pany BTW700, that can be burnt to BD as I have seen posts asking for it. Contact me if you are interested, it is the BBC side by side transmission.

[Clinton3779]

I just recieved my region free 3d player and I first had to try Sammys Adventure , A Turtles Tale and it looked absolutley fantastic! I needed a 3d player that could play all my region b locked 3d movies.


As its only my backup 3d player that wont get much use it suits my needs perfectly!

Orei bdp-m2