| Brand Name: | JVC |
Product Specifications
Technical Details
- 110 watts x 7 channel receiver
- Surround Sound with Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital EX, Pro Logic II & IIx, DTS, DTS-ES
- 3D Phonic Surround Sound
- Center Channel Alignment
- Virtual Surround Back
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Product Description
JVC's RX-402B Home Theater Receiver turns your living room into a movie theater. When you set up this 110-watt, 7.1 channel receiver delivers pure, crystal-clear digital Dolby sound. With its center channel alignment and VIrtual Surround back, you'll get powerful, dyanmic sound in any corner of the room. Quick speaker setup Video up-conversion from Composite to Component / S-Video / HDMI (HDMI for single-cable, all-digital transmission of audio and video signals) Video Up-Conversion (to HDMI) for single-cable output of high-quality video from any input terminals USB input for PC audio files AV COMPU LINK for one-touch playback DAP for 2-channel & multichannel digital sources DSP digital equalizer Multibrand A/V remote control Digital Connections - 1 optical in, 1 coax in (assignable) Analog Connections - 4 in, 2 out Video Connections - Component(2 in, 1 out), S-Video(3 in, 3 out), Composite(3 in, 3 out) Color - Black
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Made Well, Works Well, Sounds Great!,
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This review is from: JVC RX-402B Home Theater Receiver (Black) (Electronics)
I just received the JVC 402B a couple days ago. I'll admit, I had to do some reading to figure out how to set it up properly. The unit is full with features and capability. You can customize everything, and it remembers what you did. I really like the HDMI features. Not only does it connect with my other HDMI components, it will also take any Composite, S-Video, or Component source you have and up-convert it to HDMI. So if you have other equipment (DVD players, VCRs, etc) that don't have HDMI interface, this receiver will up-convert it to HDMI so you can take it's HDMI output and plug it into that new flat screen TV you bought (that's what I did).Though this receiver can do 7.1, I only have speakers for 5.1, but that doesn't matter. You tell the receiver what you have, and it works for that. As I said, you can control everything the way you want it. As far as heat, I purposely played the speakers loud that I had to leave that floor of the house. I left them go for an hour and came back. All I had was a slight warmth on the top of the unit. Nothing was hot. So unless your shorting your speaker out, I don't see where this unit gets hot. Overall, I'm very happy with the unit and made the right choice getting it. It is very reasonably priced for everything you get, and made well too. I also like the low profile design instead of the tall units I'm use to seeing. You won't be disappointed with this receiver.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
HDMI switching works,
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This review is from: JVC RX-402B Home Theater Receiver (Black) (Electronics)
I've had this unit working for a week now with no problems. Sound quality is good, with no noticable weaknesses.I purchased the unit primarily for it's HDMI switching/upconversion. I have an HDMI cable going from this unit to my plasma TV. My cable box and DVD player use component into the JVC, and my VCR is composite. The picture looks beautiful in high-def or DVD. I have not tried HDMI from my cable box into the unit yet, and I have heard that there are HDCP issues with this sometime so be aware of that.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
This thing will heat your whole house and everything in it,
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This review is from: JVC RX-402B Home Theater Receiver (Black) (Electronics)
I bought the 402b because it has HDMI switching, lots of input options, and hightly rated sound output. I also bought it because I have had a JVC audio system for 15 years and love it.The good part of the receiver is it's great specifications and HDMI support. The bad part is that it that the hardware is poorly executed. It is inexcusable to put out a product that becomes too hot to touch after half an hour of use at normal sound volumes. JVC apparently thinks it's some kind of crime to put cooling fans in receivers. As a result, you get a box that is cool to the touch in standby, and so hot that you literally can't touch the top after half an hour of use. I had to drill extra holes in the back of my entertainment center, and am now out looking for a PC fan that I can run along side it. I would be surprised if I don't have a different receiver within the month. If you live in Alaska, go for it. Otherwise, I'd shop around.
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