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spen737
12th April, 2008, 07:59 PM
I been thing about it is it worht it

Devilfish
12th April, 2008, 08:01 PM
I have both and use both.

I bought the dreambox because the picture quality is better on larger tvs over 40". And it looks better next to all my other devices.

I would get a dreambox. ;)

zaf786
12th April, 2008, 09:13 PM
Same here mate you can,t knock dbox because it has been a great box for me but it,s getting old i would go for dreambox i have three of them dm600 dm500 and 7025 you can,t beat them

Jaffa
12th April, 2008, 09:27 PM
I tried it but I was just so used to dbox that I shifted the dreambox upstairs as its used less and keep the dbox2 downstairs. It nice wee box though.

ktbken
12th April, 2008, 09:28 PM
If you have a Dbox and its working ok why spend money on a replacment which does the same thing ?
If you needed a replacment due to the dbox failing then I whould say go for the dreambox as you get new with a garantee.

wiiman
12th April, 2008, 09:43 PM
If you have a Dbox and its working ok why spend money on a replacment which does the same thing ?
If you needed a replacment due to the dbox failing then I whould say go for the dreambox as you get new with a garantee.

You don't get a guarantee on a new 500 now mate as they are clones as dm stopped making them a while ago now, i got my clone from zeus and the power supply failed after 6 months so i contacted him thinking i had 12 months warranty only to be told it only had a 7 day doa warranty and i had to buy a new psu for ?15! So beware, if you want a new box with a warranty then you will have to go for a 600.

spen737
13th April, 2008, 12:07 AM
Thanks for the info, If I was going to buy a Dreambox which one should I get as you are talking about 500 and 600, what are the diffs between them?

prawny007
13th April, 2008, 10:34 AM
I had a dbox for 3years, and i loved it had no problems, the odd freezing niw and again, but now i have updated to a dream box, had it about 6 month, and the quality and picture are much better.

simo2k
13th April, 2008, 11:56 AM
yeah dbox was a good box to me but i think the dreambox is much faster and better quality picture, i seemed to have a lot of freezing on my dbox and if you go for a 600pvr and put a hdd in it aswell you can record like sky plus aswell not quite as good as sky plus but its damn good anyways

simon

terminator2k2
13th April, 2008, 12:14 PM
i miss the lcd display from the dbox....thought that was very good....

felix1
13th April, 2008, 12:28 PM
if you wanna treat yourself go for the dm7025. you will kick yourself for not getting it sooner. (if you have the money that is) there is soooooooo much more you can do with it. or any dreambox will be a big improvement on a dbox. you may even find you get more channels if youre prepared to hook up a dish. then the fun really starts.

reasons for dm7025. 2 tuners (mix them as you please ie cable and satellite) record upto 8 (yes eight) different channels at the same time. put whatever size hard drive you want in it. what more could you want?? hehe.

C64
13th April, 2008, 01:53 PM
The Dbox2 does the job perfectly well but it's ~~~~ing huge.

I own and love both of them but I'd probably chose the Dreambox as it's sexier and has a 100Mbit LAN

Like felix1 has said, I wish i could afford a 7025 :(

I'm holding out for a HD reciever though :)

mojodrone
13th April, 2008, 08:46 PM
Dream all the way ... Have a 500, 600 and 7020 for Sat.
Am looking forward to new 800HD.:elefant:

bomber39
14th April, 2008, 05:24 PM
Dreambox for me - simply as its a linux kernal so opensource...

matt2324
15th April, 2008, 05:22 AM
I recently replaced my old dbox with a dreambox and the difference in speed and quality is immense.

Lyrrad
4th May, 2008, 09:55 PM
if you wanna treat yourself go for the dm7025. you will kick yourself for not getting it sooner. (if you have the money that is) there is soooooooo much more you can do with it. or any dreambox will be a big improvement on a dbox. you may even find you get more channels if youre prepared to hook up a dish. then the fun really starts.

reasons for dm7025. 2 tuners (mix them as you please ie cable and satellite) record upto 8 (yes eight) different channels at the same time. put whatever size hard drive you want in it. what more could you want?? hehe.



Can you pause live tv with the 7025? Do you need more than 1 hard drive to record up to 8 channels at the same time.

I ask as I recently found out 600pvr pauses live tv (obvious really). I just want a one box solution similar to cc supply.

piptaps
18th March, 2009, 11:41 PM
there is now an dm8000HD with 500GB storage

mickydibble
19th March, 2009, 12:38 AM
i have a dbox ...love it but after see-ing this thread how much are they the dm7025/dm8000HD with 500GB storage,i am off to look m