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JVC RX-D211S 7.1-Channel XM-Ready Home Theater Receiver with USB PC Link, Silver | 
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| Brand: JVC Category: CE
Buy New: $299.99
New (4) from $169.95
Rating: 1 reviews Sales Rank: 15208
Color: SILVER Media: Electronics Autographed: No Memorabilia: No Batteries Included: No Shipping Weight (lbs): 20.1 Dimensions (in): 20 x 7 x 17 Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: RXD211S Model: RXD211S UPC: 046838026041 EAN: 0046838026041 ASIN: B000FFQ4NM
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| Features:
| • | 770-watt 7.1-channel home theater receiver (110 watts x 7) with hybrid feedback digital amplifier | | • | Built-in decoding for Dolby Digital EX, DTS, DTS-ES, DTS 96/24, DTS Neo:6, and Dolby Pro Logic IIx formats | | • | USB port connects to Mac or PC for streaming; XM-satellite-radio-ready (requires antenna and XM subscription) | | • | Digital acoustics processor (DAP) simulates conditions in live venues; virtual surround back function | | • | 1 optical and 1 coaxial digital input; measures 17.19 x 3.62 x 14.19 inches (W x H x D); 2-year warranty |
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Product Description Now that you're getting a widescreen TV, you should begin considering a home-theater sound system. Getting a JVC RX-D211S Home Theater Receiver component is a bold and affordable way to start. With 110 Watts RMS per channel sound out to 7 channels (plus a port for a powered subwoofer), you can create up to a 7.1 channel sound system. It has a built-in AM/FM tuner, is XM satellite-radio ready (XM subscription required) and a USB connection means you can hook up your computer and enjoy your digital library through your home theater system. All in all, a core component that lets you take control of your A/V sound needs. That what makes home theater yours. You deserve enjoyment to the max. 2-Channel DAP - Mono Film/Theater1/Theater2/Hall1/Hall2/Dance Club/Live Club/Pavilion XM Satellite Radio Ready, SIRIUS Input and SIRIUS Control on Remote (requires subscription to Sirius or SM Satellite Radio) Multi-Brand AV Compatible Remote Control Video Signal Up-Conversion (Composite to S-Video/S-Video to Component) Hybrid Feedback Digital Amplifier 3D-PHONIC Virtual Surround mode 3D Headphone mode Quick Speaker Setup DSP Digital Equalizer JVC AV COMPU LINK Center-Channel Alignment Midnight Mode Dynamic Bass Boost Unit Dimensions - 17.19 W x 3.63 H x 14.19 D / Weight - 14.8 lbs. Also available in black as JVC RX-D212B
Amazon.com Product Description Surround speakers don't amount to much without a quality receiver, and this JVC 7.1-channel model plays the role perfectly. Equipped with a full complement of surround decoders, including Dolby Digital EX, DTS (ES, Neo:6, and 96/24), and Dolby Pro Logic (II and IIx)--the receiver breathes life into home theater audio, delivering spectacularly crisp, explosive sound for both movies and music. The decoded formats are complemented by JVC's digital audio processor (DAP), which creates dynamic audio soundstages that mimic the acoustics of the most popular live venues. Among the multichannel and two-channel DAP selections are Theater, Hall, Dance Club, Live Club, and Pavilion. Internally, the receiver is equipped with a hybrid feedback digital amplifier (version III) and a DSP digital equalizer. The amp runs at 770 watts of total power (110 watts x 7 in surround mode, 110 watts x 2 in stereo mode), which should satisfy all but the largest listening environments. To create an even wider sound field, the receiver offers a virtual surround back function that simulates the effect of a rear surround speaker even if you don't own one. And if you're not quite ready to upgrade to full surround but want to keep your options open, you can employ the receiver's 3D Phonic virtual surround function, which simulates the dynamic realism of full surround sound through your system's pair of stereo speakers. Busy listeners will appreciate the RX-D211S's AV Compu Link function, which facilitates simple one-touch coordination between your JVC audio and video components. Simply pop a DVD into your JVC DVD player and the RX-D211S automatically activates the receiver and TV while switching them to the proper modes. Meanwhile, people who live in large households will delight in the 3-D Headphone feature, which creates an out-of-the-box surround effect through any ordinary pair of stereo headphones (not included). The receiver even lets you stream audio directly from your computer using its USB PC link, which works with both PCs and Macs. In addition to including a digital AM/FM tuner, the RX-D211S also accommodates both XM and Sirius satellite radio. The XM option is a bit more pocketbook-friendly, as all you need is a separately sold antenna and subscription and you're ready to go. Once you subscribe to XM, you can view all the XM channel and artist information on the RX-D211S's built-in display. By contrast, you'll need a Sirius tuner and subscription to enjoy the full array of Sirius channels, but the RX-D211S eases the transition by including a Sirius input that interacts with the unit's remote control. The Sirius input also makes it easy to scan for channels or access station information. Components connect to the unit through its comprehensive series of inputs and outputs, including two digital audio inputs (one optical, one coaxial), four analog audio inputs, and two analog audio outputs. The RX-D211S also acts as an audio/video switcher, with up-conversion from composite to S-video or S-video to component signals. The A/V jacks include two component video inputs and one output, three S-video inputs and three outputs, and three composite inputs and three outputs. The RX-D211S measures 17.19 by 3.62 by 14.19 inches (W x H x D) and is backed by a two-year warranty on parts and labor. What's in the Box Receiver, remote control, AM and FM antennas, user's manual.
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| Customer Reviews:
Speaker wire connectors are cheap March 12, 2007 3 out of 5 found this review helpful
I was looking at the entire series of JVC receivers, the 205, 211, 302, 411 and 702. I almost got a 211 but I noticed the speaker wire connectors on the back are the cheap push in clamps. Those tend to break off bits of wire and cause short circuits. The 702 uses the good screw down connectors. The 402 uses half of each! I strongly suggest you go to jvc.com, click on support, enter the model number and download the owners manual before buying. The description on Amazon only scratches the surface. Otherwise these look like good electronics although I would get a lower end model since they will all shortly be obsolete.
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