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JVC TH-BA1 Soundbar System with Wireless Subwoofer Review

JVC TH-BA1 Soundbar System with Wireless Subwoofer
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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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JVC Deck with Built-In HD Radio Tuner Review

JVC Deck with Built-In HD Radio Tuner
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I went shopping around and compared the JVC to the Kenwood and the Alpine radios with builtin hd tuners. The Kenwood radios biggest problem is you have to activate the satellite radio to use the radio. The Alpine radio was the cost. For the money the JVC KD-HDR1 provides all the features and versatility to make it the best radio for the price and for the capabilities it offers. Once you listen to High Definition radio you will not enjoy regular FM broadcasts again. Alot of stations are going to High Definition radio. I am very happy with this product and would recommend it to anyone who wants a good sounding radio without paying for satellite to get it. The surround sound it offers is even a better enticement and the EQ settings will make it worthwile even on a stock system without a amplifier.

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JVC THC5 Home Theater System with 5-Disc DVD Player and Floorstanding Front Speakers Review

JVC THC5 Home Theater System with 5-Disc DVD Player and Floorstanding Front Speakers
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This is a step up from my 420-watt Sony Receiver with a separate DVD player. I've been wanting to upgrade because I've wanted to play DVD-Audio discs. I think this is a great bang for the buck. You get 1000-watts with a 5-disc changer, ability to play DVD-Audio in 5.1 at 96khz/24-bit. I like the fact that it is an all-in-one system--less fuss and muss in the back of the player. I also like the Hand Clap setup that makes it a breeze to calibrate each speaker. I set this up very easily. If there is a downside, it's that this system is very BOOMY. I live in a rather small apartment so I've had to turn the bass nearly all the way down and the treble all the way up. And even then, there's some BOOM leftover. I had a JVC DVD player back in 2001 and they've definitely improved on their players. I also love the fact that your front two speakers are towers. Very nice. Now I have to go and revisit my whole collection of DVD-Audio and DVD-Video discs...

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Add a complete, yet compact surround sound system to your entertainment center with the JVC THC5 DVD Digital Theater System, which features a slim design silver DVD receiver with a progressive scan five-disc DVD changer and an amplifier that delivers 1000 watts of total power. This system's wraparound audio will add depth and dimension to your DVD movies, VHS tapes, TV shows, and even videogames. It includes two floorstanding front speakers, two rear surround speakers, a center channel speaker, and a subwoofer with 167 watts of output. The front and center channel speakers are magnetically shielded so as not to interfere with your TV's video signal, and the front, center, and surround speakers are wall-mountable. The front left and right speakers include built-in floor stands for easy placement. This system offers built-in Dolby Digital, DTS, and Pro Logic II processing for surround sound from DVD, VHS, and stereo sources.
The 5-disc DVD player/changer is compatible with a wide range of disc formats, including DVD-Audio, DVD-RAM, DVD-R/RW, Video CD and CD-R/RW, as well as MP3, WMA, and JPEG file formats. Other features include 192kHz/24-bit audio DAC (digital to analog converter) and 12-bit/108MHz video DAC and a built-in radio tuner with 30 FM and 15 AM station memory. This system is a cinch to setup with the easy "hand clap" setup designed to make the system do all the fine-tuning so you can enjoy the best sound audio experience possible. It offers selectable progressive-scan mode for smoother video with HD-compatible TVs (via the component video output); it provides the following connections:
Composite Video Out: 1
Composite Video In: 1
S-Video Out: 1
Component Video Out: 1
Analog Audio In: 1
Digital Audio Optical In: 1
Headphone: 1

What's in the Box JVC THC5 5-disc DVD player with integrated receiver, one subwoofer, one center channel, two floorstanding front speakers, two rear surround speakers, speaker cord, remote control, batteries, printed instructions

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

One For All URC 10820 10 Device Learning Universal Remote Control
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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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