JVC AV-32D500 Standard Televisions
JVC AV-32D500 Standard Televisions
[Aug 03, 2001]
Frank Caprara
Audio Enthusiast
Strength:
Excellent Picture, very sharp, vivid colours
Weakness:
Speakers This t.v. is great value for your dollar. I had a 32" Sony Wega and hated it. The picture from my DVD connected via component video cables had a green tint and there was nothing that could be done about it. Looked good on S-Video though. The JVC's colors are fantastic in both S-Video and component. I use the component to play my DVDs. he picture is clear and beautiful. Similar Products Used: Sony 32" Wega |
[Sep 17, 2001]
Amber
Audio Enthusiast
Dear burned in canada, |
[Oct 21, 2001]
Loui
Casual Listener
Strength:
Great Picture
Weakness:
Poor sound quality (see below) I like this television alot. Similar Products Used: Sony |
[Sep 07, 2001]
Jim
Audio Enthusiast
Strength:
beautiful, lifelike, colorful picture. Nice controls, okay remote
Weakness:
scan lines, but you get used to them. This review is for the 36" version of this set. I have owned it since March. At first, I hated the scan lines, they seemed so visible. Now, I guess I'm used to them, they still bug me sometimes but all TVs have them unless you pay the big bucks for HDTV, etc. Similar Products Used: Panasonic, Samsung |
[Sep 10, 2001]
Burned Big time
Casual Listener
Strength:
Great picture.not bad price but dissapointing(See below)
Weakness:
The inputs in the rear are horrible.Stay away from it if you need to plug in different components into the back. This is a great t.v .But for home theatre I strongly suggest looking elsewhere.There are not enough inputs for the growing demand for digital t.v now.There is only 1 s-vhs input which overriddes your rca inputs on the back????Stay away from it if you have a game system or a digital box from the cable company as there is no way to hook everything up?I am disapointed and now I have seen that jvc has come out with a newer madel with 2 s-vhs inputs.Too bad I guess as we are really all stuck with LEMONS now and jvc dont give a dam.Wish there was a way to hook everything up with out this problem? |
[Nov 06, 2001]
Paul
Audio Enthusiast
Strength:
Great picture, good/OK sound, almost enough inputs and outputs I think - see below.
Weakness:
inputs? Hi to all, and a big thanks to the reviews/reviewers in this site - they are what helped me pick out the Toshiba SD2705 DVD player and the JVC AV 32D501 TV I bought this weekend. I am very satisfied with both so far, and look forward to digging in deeper to their features and functionalities in the next couple of weeks. I do have a question for the collective: the 25" 10 yr old TV I have has two coax input terminals so I could run one in directly from the outside, and the other through my cable box on different extensions (1,2). My new JVC only has one, and since P-in-P won't work through the cable box (it sends only a single channel through to the TV), I cannot use this feature. It isn't a big deal, but I would like to enable it if possible. Also, I have my new DVD player connected to the JVC's Component inputs via a Monster cable designed for that purpose, but I have the audio jacks (RCA r/w)connected to my stereos' video audio input jacks via gold connecters/cable - so I can hear my DVD's over the stereo's speakers. The problem here is that now, if I would like to have sound come from both the TV's speakers and the stereos' speakers, I can't. The TV's only RCA audio jacks are connected to the cable box. If both the TV and the DVD player had one more set of RCA audio jacks each I could have the best of both worlds I think. Have I done something wrong in my connections? Is there a better way? You help and answers are appreciated!!! Similar Products Used: Sony 32" color TV, Mitsubishi 25" color, various VCRs etc. |
[Sep 04, 2001]
Joe
Strength:
Multiple Plug In's,Picture Quality, PRICE, weight, VERY NICE LOOKING TV
Weakness:
Sound is a little tinny at times, still adjusting though. This is a very impressive TV,a very wise choice to buy this tv. Picture quality is very close (if not better) to SONY but the JVC offers more plug in options (S-Video, Component Video etc..). I dont know why more people dont buy JVC over SONY. I have owned a SONY and from what I have seen, I paid mainly for the name. Not that SONY isnt good but JVC offers the same for cheaper! Definately compare them side by side, you will be surprised. |
[Jul 19, 2001]
Dan Navo
Audio Enthusiast
Strength:
Picture quality is excellent. It has hookups for ComponentVideo-DVD and S-VHS Vcr. Depth is minimal, it fits my stand very well. 100 pounds lighter than my brothers Sony.
Weakness:
Wish more buttons on remote were illuminated. I think the picture quality on this TV is excellent. Lots of features for the money. My tapes look excellent on this TV and look forward to the DVD's when I get a player. I am really pleased with what I have recieved for the money I paid. I originally wanted to buy HDTV but after determining buy-in is $1400 for TV and another $700 for decoder, I decided to go cheaper until prices on HDTV and broadcast cable rates drop. Sony WEGA was a great interest, but after comparing the Pictures I decided that Similar Products Used: Mitsubishi 27" |
[May 22, 2000]
Brian Bates
Audio Enthusiast
Strength:
None
Weakness:
Comb filter is trash. When viewing all sources, especially DVD looks like there's a honeycomb stuck on the front of the TV. Wanted to return 15 days later to HHGregg but couldn't because they wouldn't accept after 15 days (stay away if you ever need to return anything). Compares poorly to Mitsubishi Stay away from the 32d501 it's no good. Similar Products Used: Mitsubishi 32" |
[May 16, 2001]
Richard Wright
Audio Enthusiast
Strength:
Very nice sound, nice visual layout... remote was okay
Weakness:
Picture After seriously reading reviews of various 32" TV's under $800 my research lead me to the JVC... I started out with the intention of buying a Sony Trinitron but got into the store and was very impressed by the JVC. The color looked reasonably similar to the Trinitron and it sounded much better. |