Published: 2007-02-02, Author: Matthew , review by: cnet.com
Five-disc DVD/CD changer; USB audio input allows you to play computer audio through the system; auxiliary A/V input plus a minijack input/output; handles MP3, JPEG, and WMA files on CDs and DVDs; subwoofer output; DVD-Audio compatible.
Annoying remote control; all A/V connections are on the front panel; no DivX compatibility; more expensive than competing DVD minisystems.
The JVC UX-G70 offers especially attractive features and sounds good enough to keep your bedroom or den rocking.
Plethora of playback options, progressive scan DVD playback, PC Link
Audio quality is only average, menu/folder navigation is difficult without connection to a TV
The JVC UX-G70 is a great way to enjoy MP3, WMA and even DVD-Video and DVD-Audio in a compact stereo system. The UX-G70 features a convenient five-disc changer that can hold any combination of discs, be they DVD-Video, DVD-Audio, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, C...
Five-disc DVD/CD changer, USB audio input allows you to play computer audio through the system, Auxiliary A/V input plus a minijack input/output, Handles MP3, JPEG, and WMA files on CDs and DVDs, Subwoofer output, DVD-Audio compatible
Annoying remote control, All A/V connections are on the front panel, No DivX compatibility, More expensive than competing DVD minisystems
The JVC UX-G70 offers especially attractive features and sounds good enough to keep your bedroom or lounge room rocking. ...
