JVC Home JVC LT-42P300 42-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV Review

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(More customer reviews)I have had this TV for a about 6 weeks. This TV has fantastic color and resolution.
This TV as indeed at "best buy" from a leading consumer magazine. I never considered a JVC
before. My brands were Samsung and Sony. But, after buying this JVC, I have become a big JVC fann.
Everyone who as seen this TV is amazed by the rich colors and excellent resolution.
We use a DirecTV HD box as a source as well as a Panasonic blue-ray player. Both give
perfect colors.
My next project will be to hook this TV up to a Fit-PC2 to create my own, very inexpensive
entertainment center able to play any movie any time.
I do not know what the one negative reviewer was complaining about. You can pay 2x for comparable
TV from Sony or Samsung.
I can't say enough good things about this TV. If you buy it, I am sure you will be happy with it.The only negative is that the styling is "unique" and takes a bit getting used to. The blue
light accents are a bit weird but, when you match it up with the blue lights on the DirectTV HD
DVR then it actually looks spectacular.

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Imagine an LCD TV that lets you play back your video content that you have downloaded to your iPod. The 42" Class TeleDock LCD TV by JVC will not only playback and up convert the content to 1080p. The iPod will be charged as longs as it's docked. Images are bright sharp, and clear on this fine JVC HDTV that is ready for DTV and a wide variety of components for true home-theater performance. It has a 1920x1080 screen for displays up to 1080p for Blu-Ray (Blu-Ray player optional). This helps deliver a 6500:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio and 500 cd/m2 Brightness. Slim stylish gloss black cabinet with blue diffuser illumination makes viewing easier. It also complies with Energy Star 3.0 for energy-efficient performance. With built-in, swing-out iPod Teledock: Energy Star qualified TV HD with built-in ATSC tuner and Clear QAM Color Temperature Control - Cool/Natural/Warm 12 Selectable Aspect Modes Unified remote with direct video input buttons 6500 - 1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio 500cd/m2 Brightness 6ms Response Rate 20-Watts Total Audio Power - 10 Watts per channel Oblique Cone Speakers (2x) Omni Surround with preset listening modes - creates vitrual surround sound from 2 sound channels VESA Compliant for use with optional wall mounts Equalizer presets - Speech/Jazz/Classic/Rock/User (choice) 3 HDMI w/HDCP Digital Video Inputs w/CEC 2 Component Video Inputs 1 PC Input (D-Sub 15 Pin) USB Input for Photo Viewer 1 S-Video & 2 AV Inputs Optical Digital Audio Output Fixed Audio Output Resolution - Up to 1080p Unit Dimensions (WxHxD) - 39 7/8 x 26 5/8 x 4 1/2 inches, 39 7/8 x 29 7/8 x 4 1/2 inches (with stand)

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One For All URC 10820 10 Device Learning Universal Remote Control Review

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(More customer reviews)This remote has a lot of capability for the price. When building my home theater I was looking for a remote that could handle my TV, A/V receiver, VCR/DVD combo, Cable box/DVR combo. This remote was much cheaper than the Harmony (would have loved one of those) and could handle these devices as well as others. I am still tweaking the macro's but I am off to a good start.
Pros: Works with combo devices, macro and learning capability, price
Cons: Still have to use individual device's remotes to perform certain functions (maybe i just need more practice)

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TV, VCR, PVR (Personal Video Recorder), Cable Box, Satellite Receiver, Amplifier, HTIB Media Center, DVD Player(s), DVD-R - Universal Remote

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JVC XVN670B 1080p Upconverting Digital Progressive Scan DVD Player Review

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(More customer reviews)i own this player and compared it with a samsung blu ray player, both connected via a HDMI cable to a samsung HDTV and to be honest with the exception of minute visual details this player and its upscaling ability is worth it. the blu ray costs over 300 dollars and this player made me realize blu ray still has along way to go to be worth the money, but until then buy this play, invest in a HDMI cable and enjoy crisper scenes and details and the new life this player brings to your "old" dvds.

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DVD DVD R/RW CD CD-R/RW VCD SVCD MP3 JPEG and WMA playback DivX(version 5.0)720p/1080i hi-def up-conversion192kHz/ 24-bit audio D/A converter HDMI component S-Video composite and coax outputs 17" W x 1 7/16" H x 7 11/16" D Includes remote

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JVC TH-BA1 Soundbar System with Wireless Subwoofer Review

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(More customer reviews)You should know that a soundbar is not replacement for a home theater system. You are not going to the full impact bass and big room filling sound with a soundbar. What are you going to get? Convenience, simplicity and, if you set your expectations right, pleasing sound.
The JVC TH-BA1 delivers high value performance. It's an attractive, well built unit which provides sound that will probably put your TV audio to shame (it did mine - a Panasonic Viera plasma). The wireless subwoofer is a little muddy and undefined but does not overpower or boom. The unit has no variable crossover control but the factory setting sounds very balanced. You just plug it into a wall power outlet and follow the extremely simple pairing instructions and you are up in less than a minute.
The 2 surround settings are very subtle and natural sounding, avoiding that fake effect of many units. There are 2 optical inputs, so if you are not using HDMI this could come in handy for game consoles, disc players or DVRs. The small remote has the basic controls, plus the ability to control the relative loundness of the the center and surround channels, and the subwoofer. For you Tivo owners, the JVC codes work and you can control volume with your Tivo remote.
I choose this JVC unit over the Polk and Boston Acoustic offerings. I'd be curious to hear those units, but am very satisfied with the JVC. I recommend the TH-BA1 to anyone who wants to upgrade their TV sound without the expense and hassle of a full blown home theater system.

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Featuring a low-profile 4.1-channel front surround speaker, the JVC TH-BA1 Soundbar System is matched to a wireless subwoofer for a fully immersive sound for your movies and favorite music. The soundbar is configured to fit neatly under a TV or can be wall-mounted and its front surround technology eliminates the need for rear speakers and the placement problems, clutter, and extra wiring that comes with them. A single cable connects the soundbar to a source (DVD or Blu-ray player) or TV.

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