Pioneer HTZ55DV Home Theater in a Box

Pioneer HTZ55DV Home Theater in a Box 

DESCRIPTION

200W Total, 6-Piece Speaker System, Optical/Coaxial Digital Inputs, Built-In DVD Player.

USER REVIEWS

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[May 14, 2002]
Quincy Tan
Casual Listener

Strength:

Strong but not overwhelming bass response. Mobile display. Plays CD-RWs with no hassle.

Weakness:

Remote is too big. They should make a credit card companion remote - like Nakamichi''s.

A surprisingly competent all-in-one. Packed with features - VCD/DVD/CD-RW playback, wake up timer, mutli-function/brand remote. Coaxial and optical digital inputs. S-video in/out. Perfect for a bedroom.

Similar Products Used:

Sony C300, Bose Lifestyle 25

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
5
[Jan 22, 2002]
matt
Audio Enthusiast

Strength:

stylish styling, can play mp3's, easy setup, good sound, not pricey, great picture.

Weakness:

subwoofer cannot play very loud, no component video out, needs a backlit remote.

I've had this system for just over a year now and it's great. It has a great picture and good sound. The picture looks fantastic hooked up to my 50 inch toshiba. It's a sleek stylish little system that will fit almost anywhere. The only gripes for me is that the sub doesn't play loud or deep enough for my tastes, but you could expect that from all home theater in box systems, and that it needs a backlit remote for use in a dark room. It's a great system if you are just starting out a home theater or not a hardcore audio/videophile. The model has been since discontinued and replaced by the dvd-77, so that's what would be looking for now. Great little system.

Similar Products Used:

none.

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
4
[Jan 21, 2002]
André Asch
Casual Listener

Strength:

Reads any CD-R, DC-RW, VCD and SVCD. Compact & stylish. Best price around for a true 5.1 HTIB. Pioneer Canada's customer support: best in class if you have any questions.

Weakness:

No MP3. Like any HTIB upgreadability might become an issue. No progressive scan.

I am by no means a serious audiophile and this is my first DVD player, so I certainly don't qualify as an expert, but I love this system.

I have engraved photo albums and SVCDs with WinOnCD 3.8 and played them on this system. Other similarily priced systems from Sony and Panasonic were nowhere close in features or sound quality.

Like any HTIB, it is not for serious audiophiles, but for we common mortals a highly commendable intoduction to the HT experience. For the price of a decent DVD player plus a basic Dolby 5.1 HT amp. you get an entire system including a pretty decent subwoofer.

Similar Products Used:

None

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
4
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