JVC HD-61G787

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JVC HD-61G787
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CNET Editors' Take

CNET did not review the JVC HD-61G787, but we did review the smaller version, the 56-inch JVC HD-56G887.

Review: Quick Take: While we did not review the JVC HD-61G787, we did review the smaller, 56-inch version, model HD-56G887. The two are identical except for screen size and cabinet color, and the performance of the 61-inch HD-61G787 should be very similar to that of the smaller model. For more information, please refer to the full review of the JVC HD-56G887.
Quick Take: While we did not review the JVC HD-61G787, we did review the smaller, 56-inch version, model HD-56G887. The two are identical except for screen size and cabinet color, and the performance of the 61-inch HD-61G787 should be very similar to that of the smaller model. For more information, please refer to the full review of the JVC HD-56G887. Hide Review

Average User Rating

3.5 stars out of 4 user reviews

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  • 5 star: 1
  • 4 star: 3
  • 3 star: 0
  • 2 star: 0
  • 1 star: 0

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4.0 stars

"Great picture but sounds horrid." By CorruptanceClothing

Pros: The picture is one of the best I've seen on a DLP TV. Black is not as dark as it could be, however it's still distinguishable. The size is spectacular and it can be seen from pretty sever angles unlike most DLP's.

Cons: The sound is terrible. I've had this TV for months and just noticed due to my surround sound receiver going out. It seems like the sound is trying to put out surround from two speakers. The voices are distant sometimes, and some sounds are very loud.

Summary: Bottom line is: The TV is a great buy for the price. The picture is excellent, however, the sound is terrible.
Simply put, it's definitely a worth buying. Just be sure to have a surround or stereo receiver to hook to it.

3.5 stars

"Not a disappointment, so far" By 34pop

Pros: Big, bright, & accurate picture color

Cons: Poor menu design, average sound, & minor picture/motion issues

Summary: Read this review keeping the following things in mind: I got the TV free from American TV & Electronics (free promo item after spending $3100 on furniture- the wife wanted furniture from American & said it was the only way I was getting a big screen), I do not have ... Expand full review

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