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Entered CNET Catalog: 06/30/2004
SKU: 0046838013034
Manufacturer: JVC America
Manufacturer description
What is the "Perfect Experience"? The most amazing picture imaginable is what you will see with JVC's new line of HD-ILA Rear Projection Televisions. This 52" Widescreen model is built on JVC's 3-Chip DILA Technology, a revolutionary Micro-display technology that will give you the most incredible picture imaginable. Packed with supporting features like 4-Point Color Management, Dynamic Gamma Correction Circuitry, an HDMI/HDCP Digital Input, 2 HD Component Inputs and JVC's D.I.S.T 720p (Digital Image Scaling Technology), JVC delivers the most technologically advanced and superior Micro-display televisions available today.User opinions
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Lemon Law!
Pros: great when it works!
Cons: recall and lamp!
out every three months-now dealing with
the warranty company--it is lemon law all
the way!!!
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is a .... NIGHTMARE
Pros: TV worked for a week
Cons: See below- and its even worse
I bought an HDTV large screen TV in October of 2005- It worked fine for a week and then conked out. Its now January, 2006 and I still don't have a TV. Every time I call JVC I get a runaround-after a half hour on hold.
I have been told over and over thats its just a 'minor part that is needed'. The first time it took them three weeks to get the part. It still didn't work. Today, Jan 5, 2006 I was told that its another part that is the problem but they won't have it for a few weeks.
Their 'factory authorized service centers ' are another horror. One was incredibly rude after I complained when
Upon complaining about this, the 'Corporate Executive' I was speaking to ( I, long ago, have bypassed customer service and called their corporate offices) told me there is nothing they can do about it and hung up on me.
I can't tell you how annoying and upsetting it is to deal with a company like this. If I ran my business as they do, I'd last a week. I urge you to avoid any JVC products. I'm sure most are fine BUT if you have a problem I'm pretty sure you will get the same horrible treatment as I have gotten.
Update- I just informed JVC 'team leader' Marco'-he refused to give me his last name- that I was going to post this letter on several websites. His answer was 'go for it'. This is representative of the kind of treatment one can expect from JVC
Ken
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lousy product, inept customer service
Pros: can't think of one
Cons: JVC doesn't stand behind product.
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Excellent with proper signals.
Pros: Bright, color correct, no halos or rainbows,and great sound. Fantastic movie like picture.
Cons: Slight overscan.
Bulb life is 5000 to 6000 hours and easy to change by home owner saving an expensive service call. Highly reccommend.
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6 months after purchase - optical light engine failed
Pros: It brought tears to my eyes when it worked. HDTV was awesome. Best picture I've ever seen.
Cons: Fan (3 of them I understand) was a bit noisy - had it checked by a tech. All was fine. Could not hear fan noise in store. Only in a very quite house. Not really an issue
My set is a JVC HD-52Z585AA purchased from Video Only in Clackamas, OR. I will buy the extended warranty. >2000 every six months is not an option.
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After 4 months light engine died, JVC refuses to replace set. Part on back order NO ETA.
Pros: Was an outstanding picture
Cons: JVC will not stand behind this product.
JVC will not replace the set, they insist on local Technicians replacing the ($1500) part.
Techs are reporting it could take 4 weeks before it is replaced as the part is on back order. Techs also say this is 4th they have had in the last 2 months.
Avoid this set until they work this issue out.
We loved this set until the problems.
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Great TV, Bad Support
Pros: Picture, Price
Cons: Warranty Service
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Fantastic. When it works.
Pros: Picture quality is phenomenal for the size and price.
Cons: Delay in powering up, fan noise, faulty lamp, and a recall.
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Excellent T.V. Had to compensate things for the size...
Pros: 52 inches, no glare, crystall clear images
Cons: Deep blacks are a bit muddy. THATS IT!!
With that said, you can really trust me with my observations I have made on my 52" JVC D-ILA TV. At first I was all about the DLP. Thats all I knew. Then as I researched, I found that it wasnt all that it has been hyped up to be. I did go to Best Buy and compare the two sets and the thing that stood out most was the BRIGHTNESS of the JVC. It made the DLP sets look dull. Then I saw the Panasonic EDTV, which is a MARVELOUS plasma for the price, but I wanted something Bigger for the football games. The JVC was perfect. The only problem I've had on my TV is that the blacks on HD signals are really muddy. I was watching a space movie and I could really see the problem. Thats it though. Fan isnt that loud as people say.
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Best TV I have ever seen
Pros: amazing picture
Cons: slow startup
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This tv is exceptional
Pros: Very bright, Easy to configure, Only 90 Lbs., Picture is amazing
Cons: Blacks not quite up to level of some other options out there
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Great set -- with one significant flaw
Pros: Outstanding picture (best of rear projection); great in daylight; stylish and lightweight
Cons: As you've read elsewhere, fan IS noisy
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best picture out there
Pros: incredible picture with HD
Cons: fan is a little loud
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Great Picture, Very Noisy Fan
Pros: Great picture
Cons: Very noisy fan and poor stretched image option
The other issue was the stretched image. When trying to view 4x3 images, the set has a stretch mode. However not only does it stretch the sides (which is does) is also stretches the vertical (which it should not). The result is a cut off image which is ususuable.
JVC needs to get their act togeher and fix what would otherwise have been a great set.
Ed
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Best Overall Performer
Pros: Wide viewing angle, no screen door, brightness, very close viewing distance possible, colors, standard definition cable images, quick source selection on remote, narrow horizontal width to screen size
Cons: Some pincushion, needs another component input and another HDMI input
Four months ago, I knew absolutely zero about HDTV. All I knew was that I wanted to watch my wide screen DVDs on a widescreen TV. So I started shopping. I spent a minimum of 30 hours (probably closer to 50) looking at ALL the technologies at seven different stores, talking to everyone I could, friends, acquaintances, HDTV websites and salesmen and then diving back into looking at the TVs again and again. First thing you need to know - trying to make a decision based on what a TV looks like in the store is very risky. In many places, great TVs may only look good, even awful and poor TVs can look OK. Watch yourself.
OK - after all my work I had boiled it all down to one of three sets: the JVC LCOS, the Sony KDF55WF655 LCD and the Toshiba 52HM94 DLP and started watching them exclusively.
I axed the Toshiba for two reasons. I have a lot of ambient light and I watch football. The DLP did not cut it for watching on Saturday afternoon. It just could NOT get bright enough.
I loved the Sony. This is an excellent set, great picture, beautiful even when off but... the Sony's quality depended on two things - that you sat in it's sweet spot and not too close. After hours of looking at this set (literally) the screen door effect just finally got to me. If you never plan to sit anyone closer than 7 feet to an LCD or more than 30 degrees off center - the Sony may be the TV for you. It wasn't for me.
When I got the JVC home, all my work came to fruition. With the TV in the corner at a 45, anyone in the room can see the same quality image. The viewing angle is that good. You can sit from as close to 4 feet with an HDTV source and 6 feet with a quality DVD player ( I own a Pioneer Elite DV-59AVi hooked to the TV via component). With no Screen door effect to worry about and the awesome colors of this set, the image seems to have weight, substance. Every person coming to my house to see this set uses the word beautiful at least once. With a test pattern - I can definitely see the pincushion effect but even knowing where I need to look, it just isn't a big deal while watching anything else other than test patterns. Nature, moving images, camera lenses and angles do more to straight lines that than any pincushion effect present. I usually watch with friends about 10 feet away, but with a true HDTV signal, I can sit just 4 feet from the screen, dead center and get a good as theater viewing.
Try that with any other TV product out there. Nothing else is like this set in this price range. That's probably why SONY's $13,000 flagship qualia uses the LCOS technology instead of the LCD in their consumer sets.
Finally, after owning this set for months, I went back to the best stores to view the Sony and the Toshiba. After just a few minutes I went back home on a cloud, knowing I had made the best decision for my needs.
don't listen to the naysayers that contend this set has a poor picture with a standard analog cable signal. It has excellent performance on an anolog cable even if you use a splitter.
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The Jag of TVs
Pros: Great picture, when it works
Cons: very very poor quality, Blow dryer noise when TV is on, Lamp blew with 3 weeks, Service department treats customer as QA department
STAY AWAY. RUN FORREST!
The "service department" is more concerned about making decisions based on "economic sense" than servicing their QA department aka customer.
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My First HDTV
Pros: The picture is extremely good
Cons: Tweaking is a pain
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Great HD and TV size for its price!!!
Pros: Clear and stunning pics, great color decoding, easy set up
Cons: Need to wait for TV to turn on/off. No PIP when using HDMI.
My JVC light engine passed away in 5 months time, bought it in May died in September 2005. Under warranty JVC replaced it but technician would not go out to fix it so I have to bring it to them in Riverside, CA. After a month, in October the lamp went out called JVC, again under warranty, mailed a replacement lamp and received it in 4 days. The tv pic is great when working! So which part breaks down next?
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Excellent! Just need more hdtv programming
Pros: HDTV Xbox is awesome, dvd's look great, hdtv is super
Cons: no pip, needs more RGB connection points
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The best HDTV for the money with an incredible picture
Pros: Razor sharp clarity, good selection of featues, speakers are below screen so TV fits most spaces, good name brand, outstanding warranty support
Cons: Noisy cooling fan
I did have a problem with the picture at first (color went to metalic blue) and was not sure why, but JVC tech came out on site and completely replaced the internal unit.....Let's face it, this stuff does happen. JVC didn't screw around with me at all. Just took care of the problem. No fool-in around! At no cost! Great warranty support and service. You will not be disappointed!
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Excellent picture, value
Pros: Size relative to price, brightness, color, design athetics, speaker quality, connectivity options
Cons: I keep waiting for something to go wrong based on the relatively low rating and some user comments
I am your basic guy... picked up a Sharp 32" TV I bought from a flea market (refurbished) for $200 back in 1995, never had any problem with it, actually thought it was a decent set. Ah, simpler times...
But when I actually decided to buy something real several months ago, I realized my knowledge of TV's was obsolete. I am fairly technical, but I wasn't prepared for all of this. Give me a break! I thought it would be basically deciding which picture I liked best at my local retail outlet, but then I realized I didn't have all of my options in front of me, and more importantly didn’t speak the language: HDTV, resolution, black levels, red push, pincushions, geometry errors, DVI, HDMI, connectivity?? What?? Don’t you just plug it in and hook up the coaxial?
The reviews on CNet were ultimately not helpful, not because they weren't insightful, but because I had no frame of reference... who are you people? Can I even trust your opinion? Are you normal like me? haha Well, there in lies the problem... as you're reading this, you have no idea who I am so I'd imagine my review is not that helpful either.
On that premise, I tried to boil this down to what is objectively true.
1. This TV has had no issues since I purchased it 3 weeks ago.
2. The picture is bright, even from 30 ft away.
3. The colors are accurate (oops, subjective)
4. No reflective protective screen shield; ambient light and daytime watching less subject to reflections
Go find this TV at a local retail shop and compare it with other DLP and LCD projection sets nearby. You need to see the picture. It is amazingly clear (as are the others) but what will sell you is the brightness. It feels like the other sets are just downright dull.
I don't know what else to say. Like you I read all the review, looked through the entire site, compared, contrasted, contemplated, worried, hesitated, asked retail sales people at dozens of places...
At the end of the day I am happy with my decision. My first HDTV was a success.
Bottom line, you can spend twice as much for a comparable size in DLP, LCD, and 5x as much for a plasma, but take my advice and save some cash with this great and underrated TV, and spend your savings on a better surround sound system.
Or for god sake man, buy your wife something – where are your priorities any way?
Good luck!
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excellent 1080i picture, not so good 480i
Pros: BRIGHTNESS AND COLOR. People who come by to watch HD events are amazed by the color and brightness of this tv.
Cons: Terrible standard cable 480i picture. Image looks pixelated and grainy when regular cable channels are on.
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Awesome TV!
Pros: Bright screen, Excellent picture, Stylish looks. Highly Recommended
Cons: Screen may be too bright, Brightness all the way down and still very bright. Will probley level out as bulb ages.
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Underrated
Pros: Compared side by side to Samsung DLP and Sony LCD. This has great color and brightness without bleeding. Great for XBOX PS/2 gaming as well
Cons: Powerhog and a long warm up.
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Excellent sound/picture with DVI input!
Pros: We love this TV!!The picture is great with the DVD player(Samsung HD 841), which is of good quality. DVD's which are digitally re-mastered are crystal clear-there are no lines or blurs. All the latest play great, and TV as well.
Cons: Initially we hooked up a JVC DVD player without DVI output(composite and S-video only)and the set had blurry imagery. We felt cheated until we did some checking and found that what we need was the pure digital transfer you get through DVI output from the
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For those of us who are half blind
Pros: Great TV in areas with a lot of ambient light, good picture with a high definition source, the usual features.
Cons: The colors are far overstated. Skin tones look orange, put a yellow on the screen and you may burn your eyes out.
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Best picture for rooms with alot of ambient light.
Pros: Great picture is brighter than the DLP's we looked at.Plenty of connections for other stuff. Makes a good center channel speaker.
Cons: We'll see how it lasts.
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The fan is very loud.
Pros: Good HD picture if getting true HD signal; 720P. Analog and digital channels are horrible.
Cons: Must be directly be in front of TV otherwise gets dark fast. THE FAN IS WAY TOO LOUD! It was driving me crazy and I returned set.
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AWSOME TV
Pros: This TV is by far the best rear projection out there. The picture quality blows the others out of the water.
Cons: None
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Good buy - best for the money
Pros: Almost glareless screen (which I need badly), good bright colors even in sunlight, really lightweight, and easy to move. I was going to get the comparable Samsung DLP, but during research ran across the issue of video lag when feeding audio through an A
Cons: Long warm-up period. Fan is loud until the you start getting audio then it fades into background.
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Super Picture, easy to view at multiple angles
Pros: Great picture,easy to use menus, picture does not fade from the side or while standing.
Cons: Needs more than one HDMI interface, the remote is poorly layed out, channels change "EXTREMELY" slow. Needs to have the HDTV Tuner built in.
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Best picture in its price class.
Pros: Superb HD reproduction with digital cable, excellent picture with DVDa. No rainbow or screen door effects. You have to spend at least twice as much to see a better picture.
Cons: Fan noise may bother some people.
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Good brightness and viewing angla capability
Pros: Bright display, good color, good viewing angle range. Allows for up to 4 inputs.
Cons: Slow turn on, fan noise.
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Better than transmissive LCD (CNET UPDATE YOUR REVIEW!!!)
Pros: TIE WITH DLP. Reasonable price, vivid colors, bright picture(better blacks than LCD), best greys ive seen tightly packed pixels(no screendoor effect), best HDTV picture available, and smooth filmlike picture when compared to DLP's harsh jaggy edges and bl
Cons: Bright Picture(lowering contrast reduces contrast ratio showing more grey instead of black, DLP has better blacks, noisy fan, examining from 3" away convergence is off a little(not noticible), have to pay $500 more for HDTV tuner and no DVI input only HDM
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I love this unit. Better than the Sony and Samsung matches.
Pros: Fanatastic HD picture. Easy menus. Big screen in a small cabinet. Nice aspect choices. 4 inputs, 1 HDMI or component, 1 component, 1 S or RCA and another S or RCA
Cons: On 4:3, I want black bars instead of grey.
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After 2 years of research...
Pros: Picture, Brightness, Price When looking at other TVs... remember to view them under the same conditions as you plan on watching it. My Wife and 3y/o watches TV during the day in a bright room... DLPs were too dark for this.. the JVC wored out very well.
Cons: Only 1 HDMI input, no VGA
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Great, bright picture
Pros: Stunning contrast and brightness. Nearly perfect rendition of quality DVD's - looks like HD. TV channels vary based on quality of station output and media age. Very happy with this set.
Cons: Some mottling in certain images but not prevalent. External plugs on the side out of reach when set is in a closed space (like mine.)
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Incredible Picture and Brightness
Pros: I spent months reviewing every 50" LCD and DLP HDTV I could including reading every user opinion on CNET. Eventually you have to take a leap of faith and write the cheque which I did for the JVC HD-52Z575. I've only had the TV for a few weeks but so far
Cons: With only one HDMI output on the TV, I had to decide whether to digitally connect the cable box or the DVD player. Until I pick up an AV receiver with multiple HDMI outputs that can do the switching for me, I'll either manually switch cables or use the D
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HD PIC IS AWESOME, DVD BLACKS SAD
Pros: THE MENU AND REMOTE IS SIMPLE AND THE PICTURE WHEN CONNECTED TO HD IS AWSOME, AND IS AWESOME QUALITY FOR GAMIMG--(HALO 2)
Cons: WHEN USING A UP CONVERT DVD PLAYER THE BACKGROUNDS ARE BLURRED,GRAINY AND THE WORST IS THE BLACKS ARE BAD IF YOU HAVE THE TV SET TO ANY OTHER MODE OTHER THAN THEATER PRO THE BLACKS HAVE PURPLE HUES THROUGH OUT, DISSAPPOINTING.
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Sent back two already.
Pros: decent picture when watching HD programs, decent sound
Cons: The first TV lasted one day and the bulb went out. I could see that it was noticebly darker when I watched it after work and when I turned it off it never came back on. The troubleshooting guide said it was a malfunction with the lamp or the lamp door was
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JVC D-ILA
Pros: Styling, HD picture. JVC stand is great too.
Cons: HDMI Compatibility issue with some sources, my Dish Network 921 DVR being one of them. JVC acknowledges it on their website: http://www.jvc.com/support/su pport.jsp?pageID=1&item=41 1. 1st set is being exchanged. If 2nd one has the same problem, goi
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First batch was bad
Pros: No rainbows or spinning color wheel
Cons: The "convergence" is NOT a convergence issue! It is a chromatic abberation issue common in digital cameras from a not so good lens assembly.
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the best picture on the market
Pros: Picure sharpnes and brightnes are the bigest pros. Nothing compares to it. You guys from C-Net propably getting paid lots of money from manufactures to critize others. Body of mine has already 4th set of your best rated SAMSUNG pedestal 50 inch. All of
Cons: noise fan. warm up and cool down time
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Amazing Picture Quality!
Pros: Beautifull pictures. Colors are crisp and bright. Deep black levels. Looks ok with regular satelite but this thing is amazing with DVD's.
Cons: Too much Red-Push. You'll need to fiddle with it when you first get it to get the picture looking right. This is almost with any TV though. They set 'em up like this so they look good on the show room floor.
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Hands down beats DLP&LCD in picture
Pros: Had been looking at Sammy DLP's for about 6 months. Was at Best Buy ready to buy the Sammy 5085 when I noticed this other TV that was brighter and MUCH clearer than any other. It just happened to be the JVC 52Z575. I'm extremlly happy with the set. The
Cons: Would be nice if it had a VGA hook up.
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Stay away... This is a terrible TV
Pros: Very few, the picture is good on only High Definition channels.
Cons: The first one I bought was broken and the second has just got out of the shop after the light engine broke down with a month worth of use. If I did not have the manufacturers warranty to help I would have had to pay around $3100 to fix it. Also JVC was ve
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Best of both worlds.
Pros: DLP like longevity and black levels with no sequential color artifacts. Excellent color of an LCD without any screen door or yellowing of the LCD material over time. Best brightness and viewing angle of any micro display I could find. TV speakers make
Cons: Could be quieter. Is too bright for a dark room need ambient lighting. D-ILA system unproven in RPTVs, 1 HDMI input.
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When are you going to update your editors review?
Pros: HD from Sat is the best of anything costing less than 50k I've seen. No DLP eyestrain headache. No screendoor effect as you get with Sony.
Cons: Pic controls are confusingly misnamed and underexplained. As with other rear-proj tvs, the cost of cables etc surpasses what I used to pay for a tv.
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After much research, DILA is for me!
Pros: Great HDTV picture - good SD pic. No noticable screen door or rainbows. Very bright screen. No glare. Excellent JVC customer service if needed.
Cons: Only one HDMI input, no DVI inputs. Poor on-screen menu. Remore could be better. Some problems with earlier units - but JVC has worked aggressively to replace light engines in those TVs to bring them up to par.
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great picture and brightness!
Pros: picture, brightness, dimensions, value
Cons: unknown technology, JVC service is abysmal!!!
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HDMI Compatibility Issues
Pros: Contrary to the cnet review I think the picture quality is outstanding in all areas.
Cons: Seemingly unresolveable HDMI compatibility problems with my DirecTV HD DVR. Techs came to modify JVC HDMI board and now the TV seems to couse the DVR to shut down every time upon start up, with the DVR reporting a high temperature problem. No such issue
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a WOW tv
Pros: well, the brightest picture ive seen till date on any projection TV, great colors, outstanding reproduction on fast moving images, nice black levels !!! I have it in my home for 30 days and im all into it. Its really sharp like plasma, flicker free pictur
Cons: fan noise.. is sumtimes not good..and it warms up fast..(maibe its eating the bulb)
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Finally... the near-perfect TV
Pros: I was in the market for a big-screen TV for the past few months. Since I enjoy both movies and video games, I had an issue with all the big-screens on the market. First, I ran the risk of burning a CRT Projo. Plasmas were way out of my price range. I coul
Cons: Did you hear me? A rear projo without any disadvantages. Side-by-side in a store, yes, you might find some DLP's with a slight better picture quality, but at home by itself, it'll blow you away.
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Convergence Issues
Pros: Same price as the 50 inch models of other brands. Comes with lots of extra features. If the convergence was perfect, this TV would be simply outstanding.
Cons: The convergence is off. Basically, the Green is stretched slightly compared to the red and blue. So if one side is perfect, the other side is off by on eor two pixels. This is only adjustable at factory, so basically it can't be fixed. Talked to JVC a
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The best compromise of all micro display types?
Pros: Just bought this set after about 4 months of looking at DLP HD2+ Panasonic/ Samsung and Grand Wega/ Panasonic LCD Pros: Really bright, much more so than any other set. Why? Uses reflective technology like HD2+, full size pixel segments, no color wheel a
Cons: Unknown technology - not sure what changes will be in the works. Get the service contract.
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Great picture, noisy fan
Pros: Bright, super-sharp picture. Warm-up upon starting not a big deal. Light weight. Good remote control. HDTV cable broadcasts look great.
Cons: Lamp is fan-cooled, can definitely hear the fan at low volume levels, can be quite annoying.
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best price/picture available
Pros: easy set up, easy controls, with JVC swivel stand it looks awesome. very bright and better pic compared to any dlp. dvi connect to HD box if available recommended otherwise RGB monster cable. back to drawing board review must be retarded.
Cons: have'nt had long enough to rate reliability, 90 sec. warm up.
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I can't believe the garbage they put out!?!?!
Pros: At least, it isn't totally ridiculously priced.
Cons: I visited a couple of local retailers to view the TV. I was excited to see it after being told about it from a JVC rep more than a year ago. However, I was extremely disappointed. I viewed it next to a Samsung DLP and a Sony LCD, both the Samsung and Sony
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First one, DOA; second one OK
Pros: Looks like I got one of the first releases. First one brought home was DOA. Exchanged at store and 2nd unit was fine. That's the breaks with these sort of things. It does have a great picture and the color and brightness are very even and sharp on a
Cons: 20 second or so warm up time after start up. Full brightness within 5 minutes. 90 second cycle time (i.e. no restart until 90 seconds have passed from last shutdown). Would like some more options on HD connections. Only one available and it is NOT a s
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Nice picture
Pros: Nice smooth picture, good color. No "grainy" flickering in the grays like the Samsung
Cons: availability. Not sure what the reviewer "jevernew" meant but I am interested to know if there are problems I havent found....
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Take them all back to the drawing board
Pros:
Cons: And bring them back when you can take one out of the box and plug it in, getting all the content available without being nickled and dimed with fees for this special box and that special program.
