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Home Theater Junkie - JVC TH-M505 DVD Home Theater System with 5-Disc Changer
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List Price: $449.99
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Manufacturer: JVC
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: JVC
EAN: 0046838010606
Feature: Complete home theater with integrated surround receiver/DVD player, a multichannel speaker system, and 1,000 watts total system power
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Label: JVC
Manufacturer: JVC
Model: THM505
Publisher: JVC
Studio: JVC
Warranty: 1 year warranty
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Features
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Complete home theater with integrated surround receiver/DVD player, a multichannel speaker system, and 1,000 watts total system power
5-disc changer spins DVD-Video, DVD-Audio, MP3/WMA CD, MPEG-4 CD, and JPEG image CD for custom slideshows from your digital photos
5 satellites and a stand-alone subwoofer; surrounds use JVC's omnidirectional dispersion for spacious surround effects
Dolby Digital and DTS 5.1 processing; Dolby Pro Logic II converts stereo sources to 5.1; offers FM/AM tuner with 45 station presets
Express Start DVD playback goes right to your movie
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Could Have Done Better
Comment: Well I guess as far as the product I shouldnt have bought it refurbished. The delivery time was great and it shipped faster than expected. It plays good quality music and movie sounds, but it does not play movies without skipping, even brand new movies...
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Summary: GREAT BUY!!!
Comment: I purchased this system from Sears about four years ago and it still sounds like I just bought it yesterday. the surround sound is awsome. I have never had any problems with this product and I highly recommend it!
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Summary: Blew the subwoofer
Comment: I've had this particular system for a couple of years now and when recently playing "The Blueprint" - the subwoofer blew a circuit. Granted I was playing it fairly loud and had the sub set on a high level, but hell isn't that what a 'banging' system is for?
And since the connection between the receiver and sub is an S-Video connection, I can't just readily replace the sub. So here I am stuck with trying to find the same sub for who knows how much or starting from scratch.
Total bummer. This system is apparently manufactured for Sinatra and Glen Campbell listeners. Rock 'n Roll, rap, punk listeners need seek a solution elsewhere.
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Summary: Great Value for the Price
Comment: For the price you pay (I purchased mine at a clearance outlet for a mere $240) you can't beat this. I have a small/medium size room 18' x 16' and this little system fills it up really nice. The sound is clear and crisp, even at very high volumes. The sub does really well also. Set-up is a breeze utilizing the smart set-up option, and there are separate volume controls for the left, right, center, and sub to fine tune it to you liking. The Dolby and DTS options are great, although I am partial to the DTS sound. Movies and music both sound just great. I have had this for 6 months now and have had no problems at all. I did switch to a high grade speaker cable because the wire supplied is your typical small wire that comes with this type of product. I also bought the smaller Omni mounts for the rears ($25 for two at circuit city).
Others have complained about lack of options but seriously, if you do your homework then you know what you're getting. Friends and family have purchased other brand systems that are similar to this one (Sony, Panasonic, Phillips, RCA, even the similar Pioneer), and paid even 100-250 dollars more, but this one easily outperforms them.
I really expected alot less from this but I was, and still am, very impressed and satisfied. Again, for the price, it just can't be beat. If you're on a budget and really want to get the bang for your buck look no further.
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Summary: hooking up to your DVR
Comment: We bought this system and we loved it. The only problem was that we couldn't get sound from our DVR (time warner) to our surround. Since the JVC has an optical connection and the Time Warner Cable box has a RCA connection. My suggestion would be to buy a converter, the coaxil in to optical out, and the sound is awesome. You can find the converter on Amazon as well. Shipping was very quick. It took us a while to figure this out and it was becoming very frustrating. So, I wanted to share this information in case anyone else is in the same situation.
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Editorial Reviews:
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This complete home theater system includes a slim design silver DVD receiver with a progressive scan five-disc DVD changer and an amplifier that delivers 1000 watts of total power. It also has built-in Dolby Digital/DTS/Dolby Pro Logic II decoders as well as five matching silver full range, 2-way satellite speakers and a 300 watt subwoofer.
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