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I'm currently looking at buying a 52 inch JVC ILA. From what I've been
reading, JVC HD-ILA gives the best picture especially on SD and has the best
potential for long-term reliability, at least in my price range. But there's
something weird going on in that little world.
The HD-52Z575 is available locally (Ontario) for $4000-$4500 Canadian, but
since sets are due to be sold soon with a built-in digital tuner I thought I
would wait until that's included, so I'm not dependent on my satellite
without a plug-in box. I got JVC sales literature at a store and it mentions
975-series versions of the 52 and 61inchers, with the tuner. It also says
that they are not sold in Canada, fair enough since it's the U.S. which is
mandating the change. But other makers are selling sets with internal tuners
up here so I thought I'd just wait.
But out of curiosity I checked the U.S. JVC website. It makes no mention of
a 795 series, or ILA set with an internal tuner. Instead, it lists HD-52Z585
and HD-61Z585. These look like the 795 (all black) but make no mention of an
internal tuner. Furthermore they have the same suggested sales price as the
equivalent 575.
Is JVC having some kind of difficulty with its internal tuners?
Key Features
Powered by 3-Chip D-ILA Device
Integrated A..T.S.C.Tuner
EPG (Easy Programming Grid)
4 th Generation D.I.S.T. 720p
Exclusive 4 Point Color Management
Motion Adaptive Dynamic Gamma Control
HD Range Digital Super Detail
Standard Features
Natural Cinema (3 -2 Pull Down)
3D Y/C Comb Filter w/YNR
Slim Cabinet Design w/Optional Matching Stand Available)
Digital Noise Clear Circuitry
6 Aspect Modes w//EZ Fill
Channel Label/Video Input Label
Multi Screen Twin, Index and Freeze functions
5 Video Status Settings (D6500K/Standard/Game/Theater/Dynamic)
High Contrast Graphic Trilingual OSDs
EL Based All Button Illuminated Universal Remote
Smart Captions
10 Minute Auto Shutoff
Front Panel Lock
XDS ID Display & Auto Clock Set
On/Off Timer w/On-Timer Volume Setup
Hyper Scan
Return+
Black Level Expansion
V-Chip & Channel Guard
Sound Features
BBE High Definition Audio
Advanced Hyper Surround (A.H.S.)
10cm x 2 Oblique Cone Speakers
10W x 10W Total Audio Power
TV Speaker On//Off In Menu
Smart Sound
Connection Features
1 HDMI w/HDCP
CableCARD Slot
1 i..LINK (IEEE 1394,FireWire)Input
1 Optical Audio Output
1 Smart Video Input
2 Auto Sensing Component Video Inputs
3 S-Video Inputs (1 Side)
4 AV Inputs (1 Side)
1 Variable/Fixed Audio Output
1 Subwoofer Out
1 AV Compu Link III Mini Jack
1 Center Channel Input
Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv (More info?)
On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 11:45:21 -0500, "Dave Gower"
<davegow.removethis@magma.ca> wrote:
>I'm currently looking at buying a 52 inch JVC ILA. From what I've been
>reading, JVC HD-ILA gives the best picture especially on SD and has the best
>potential for long-term reliability, at least in my price range. But there's
>something weird going on in that little world.
>
>The HD-52Z575 is available locally (Ontario) for $4000-$4500 Canadian, but
>since sets are due to be sold soon with a built-in digital tuner I thought I
>would wait until that's included, so I'm not dependent on my satellite
>without a plug-in box. I got JVC sales literature at a store and it mentions
>975-series versions of the 52 and 61inchers, with the tuner. It also says
>that they are not sold in Canada, fair enough since it's the U.S. which is
>mandating the change. But other makers are selling sets with internal tuners
>up here so I thought I'd just wait.
>
>But out of curiosity I checked the U.S. JVC website. It makes no mention of
>a 795 series, or ILA set with an internal tuner. Instead, it lists HD-52Z585
>and HD-61Z585. These look like the 795 (all black) but make no mention of an
>internal tuner. Furthermore they have the same suggested sales price as the
>equivalent 575.
>
>Is JVC having some kind of difficulty with its internal tuners?
I read on the internet on some review site the JVC D-ILA
(digital line image light amplification) sets were having problems
with a possible low contrast picture. Try google, you might find the
article.
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