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JVC TH-D50
$399.00
Released March, 2007
The Pros:Basic setup is quick and easy. Solid construction, feels very durable like it will last a long time. Sound output is very clear, no distortion detectable.
The Cons:Controls are pretty complicated, takes some getting used to. Bass is a little weak, could use a better subwoofer.
The JVC TH-D50 is a high-powered home theater system with a combined output of 1200 watts. It features the ability to decode DTS, Dolby Digital and Dolby Prologic II audio, and has a built-in Ipod dock.
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The system also carries a progressive scan DVD player that can upconvert to 720p and 1080i via HDMI, though it is incapable of displaying 1080p. The system carries USB input and an AM/FM tuner. The JVC TH-D50 also can play MP3, WMA, WAV, JPEG, MPEG-4 (ASP)/DivX, though it cannot display MPEG-1 as its successor the D60 can. It also lacks an analog 5.1 channel input connector and a digital coaxial in/output, and has slightly less speaker frequency range.
Features
- 1200 watts
- DTS, DD, Prologic II
- Progressive scan DVD player with 720p and 1080i upconversion
- USB input
- Ipod dock
- AM/FM tuner
- MP3, WMA, WAV, JPED, MPEG-4 compatibility
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basic setup is quick and easy
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solid construction, feels very durable like it will last a long time
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sound output is very clear, no distortion detectable
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plays a wide range of compressed file formats
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upconversion makes DVDs look nearly HD, very effective
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controls are pretty complicated, takes some getting used to
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bass is a little weak, could use a better subwoofer
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