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Review NaN of
Price Paid:
$40.00
from E bay Summary: Augh, the XV501... The black sheep of JVC DVD players!!
Unfortunately, I found this site AFTER it was too late and I had sealed my bid... After painfully living with a cheap Walmart quality all in one DVD system, I knew it was time to buy a nice JVC unit. I have been buying JVc for a long time and figured I could not go wrong. Sh@t! I went wrong.
After hooking this lemon up for the first time, I fired up Office Space and prepaired to sacrafice the next few hours... But I spent those two hours and some checking speaker wires, RCA outs and the like. NO SOUND
I emailed the seller and asked him if he had a problem with the analog outs and he stated that he streamed audio via the optical outs. At the time my Aiwa reciever did not accept optical inputs. So, knowing this I spent some cruical rent money and bought the JVC RX8030 Dolby D reciever. Anxiously I hooked the optical outs to the reciever and yet again grabbed Office Space. STILL NO SOUND
I will wrap up this synapsis with this: This DVD player is a LEMON. Judging on how many bad reviews this site shows for this model, it is safe to pass this assumption.
Recently I have cured the Movie- Itis buy purchacing a JVC XV F80 7 disc changer and have not had one problem since.
Now don't get me wrong. I am a big fan of JVC and have been for some 12 years, but this model should be used as an example of how NOT to design and manufacture a DVD player!
All is not lost however. I now have the 'tainted' player hooked up to my capture card of my video editing PC and use it for just that. All this prick is good for!!
0 out of 5 Strengths: It does have a well laid out face and good remote. The picture is quite nice too. Weaknesses: BUT, if it don't have sound, no movie experience is to be found. Oh, did I mention that this player is a LEMON??!!! Similar Products Used: JVC XV F80 (Movie Geek dream come true yal)
Crappy KLH wanna-be DVD player
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