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JVC Sophisti NX-F3 review

JVC fancies a bit of the compact home cinema market

Our Score 4

Last reviewed: 2008-08-10August 10th 2008

Product Type Home Theater System
Player/Recorder Type DVD Player
Speaker Configuration 2.1
HDMI Yes
RMS Output Power 350 W
Number of SCART Interfaces 2
Component Video Yes
Number of Digital Optical Inputs 1
Number of Digital Optical Outputs 1
Sound System Dolby Digital, Dolby Pro Logic II, DTS
Brand Name JVC
Manufacturer Victor Company of Japan, Limited
Video Formats DivX, DX50, DVD Video, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, SVCD, Video CD
Scanning Modes Progressive Scan
Frequency Band AM, FM
USB Yes
Media Formats DVD+RW, DVD-RW, DVD-R, CD-RW
Number of Analog Audio Inputs 1
Front Speaker Height 184 mm
Front Speaker Width 88 mm
Front Speaker Depth 125 mm
Height 95.0 mm
Width 300.0 mm
Depth 295.0 mm
Colour Silver
Image Formats JPEG
Audio Formats DVD Audio, MP3, WAV, WMA
Product Model NX-F3
Product Name NX-F3 Home Theater System
Manufacturer Part Number NX-F3
Manufacturer Website Address www.jvc.co.uk
Number of Channels 45
Package Contents
  • NX-F3 Home Theater System
  • Remote Control
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    Weight (Approximate) 1.20 kg - Front Speaker, 3.40 kg - Main Unit, 8.20 kg - Subwoofer

    Product Summary

    NX-F3

    JVC NX-F3

    Best Price

    Unavailable

    For

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    Gorgeous styling

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    Adequate pseudo surround effect

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    Clean DVD playback

    Against

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    Subwoofer can be overzealous

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