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Reavon ubr-x-100 Blu-ray Player The Reavon UBR-x-100 Universal Disc Player supports disc playback of Ultra HD Blu-ray, 3D Blu-ray, Blu-ray, DVD, DVD Audio, and of course CD (no SACD playback). New in original sealed carton, never opened. Bought for a project that didn't happen and has been stored since purchase. The UBR-x-100 is still very highly regarded and the update UBR-x-110 ($1,850) has very few upgrade advantages over this model, mainly adding SACD playback. Plenty of reviews can be found online: https://www.whathifi.com/reviews/reavon-ubr-x100 https://avscience.com/reavon-ubr-x100-ul
This is post-production timing, so the main question is value, not future-proofing: Reavon has discontinued its UHD players, and there’s no replacement model in the pipeline. At A$750, this looks fair-to-good versus the used market for the X100-class player; new pricing on the X100/X110 family has sat well above that, with current retail examples around A$1,590 for the X110 and review-era pricing roughly equivalent to about A$1,100-A$1,500 for the X100/X110 tier.
What makes it worth a look is that this is one of the few modern universal disc players aimed at serious home-theater and two-channel use, with strong video performance and support for formats like SACD on the X110/X200 lineage. If the listing is clean and includes the remote, cables, and original packaging, A$750 is a sensible buy for someone who wants a well-built disc spinner while these are still around; the only real caveat is long-term serviceability now that Reavon parts support is effectively frozen.
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Reavon emerged as a fresh French brand under the ownership of Groupe Archisoft, a Paris-based electronics company, with its debut around 2021. Specializing in high-end universal disc players, the marque quickly introduced models like the UBR-X100 and UBR-X200, targeting both videophiles and audiophiles who demand uncompromising physical media playback. Rooted in France's tradition of precision engineering, Reavon filled a gap left by many specialty audio firms shying away from video-capable spinners.
The brand's focus remains squarely on premium universal disc players that handle UHD 4K Blu-ray, standard Blu-ray, 3D Blu-ray, DVD, SACD (on select models like the X200), DVD Audio, and CD formats. These players support advanced audio like Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, alongside video standards including HDR10 and Dolby Vision, with dual HDMI outputs for separate audio and video routing. High-efficiency digital outputs, robust analog multichannel capabilities, and compatibility with pro remotes from RTI, Crestron, and others underscore their integration into sophisticated home theater setups.
Positioned firmly in the high-end market, Reavon earns acclaim for setting new benchmarks in disc playback fidelity and build quality, with sturdy metal construction and thoughtful features that inspire long-term confidence. Priced around $2900 for flagships like the UBR-X200, it appeals to discerning buyers seeking boutique excellence over mass-market compromises, bridging pure audio heritage with modern AV demands.
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