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| Reviewed By: Narong Pung Houston, TX |
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| I was looking around for a surround sound receiver with the latest feature that would work well with my plasma TV and I decided that the JVC RX-D702B was going to be it. The only bad thing was...it was no where to be found on any website, it hadn't came out yet. I checked the priced everywhere and VANNs.com had it for 200 dollars cheaper than what everyone was asking. So I decided to pre-order my unit. I check to see everyday when the manufacturer was going to ship these units out. About the same time as other sites was charging 800 dollar for the unit, Vanns.com sent me an email saying that my order was being processed and shipped for 600. I save 200 instantly. If you want one of these you better buy it at Vann's.com
What I like about the RX-D702B is that it has a hdmi connections 2 in 1 out and it upconverts all your inferior video source to HDMI so you don't have to get a fancy dvd player that upconverts, the receiver does it for you. It also has a usb wireless stick that you can plug into your computer and play music to your receiver from the computer. Not just MP3, but any audio from your PC. I was able to get pretty good sound from about 50 feet away through several walls and obstacles. It definitely has a cool factor. The unit has a sleek design with cool blue lights and minimal buttons. The remote isn't too fancy but it does it's job well. I would recommend buying this product from Vanns.com |
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| Reviewed By: Ed Gallagher Hobe Sound, FL |
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| The unit has many features that one needs if you want HDMI switching. Enough inputs for DBS, VCR, DVR and TV. There are front jacks to allow access for your camera. I like the look with the blue tone that lights the front panel. Remote control works well. Audio sounds fine for my built in wall speakers.
I would have like to be able to change the input device names that appear on the front display. I would have liked an aux audio out, but used the vcr audio out.
Nice HDTV switching device. Also, allows you to select video and audio inputs depending on your individual cabling. |
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| Reviewed By: Justin Dayton, OH |
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| I purchased the JVC RX-D702B from Vanns.com on 1292005 and recieved it FedEx Ground to here in Dayton, OH on 12172005 which was very acceptable shipping considering the Christmas holiday rush of deliveries. It arrived one day after the original estimated delivery date.
The reciever is really great looking, has some incredible features, and for the money is a great investment for a mid-to-high grade of home theater amp. Folks who consider themselves to be audiophiles should look elsewhere for more expensive solutions, but for people who want to have pro-level sound at home for a budget price, the JVC RX-D702B is a wonderful value.
(Some disadvantages of the JVC RX-D702B that I've found)
1. Remote does NOT allow you to change 'INPUT' on a JVC TV if you have one. My old remote for the previous JVC RX-8020VBK reciever would allow me to not only change TV channel and TV volume, but also TV INPUT, allowing me to use one single remote to control all my JVC equipment
2. Obviously, no 2nd separate set of speakers for another room like other recievers in this price range.
3. USB Wireless - Ok, so this feature is definately a toy, not something that really can be used too often. It's NOT a good way to send audio to the receiver from a computer if you were planning to hook up a media PC to your entertainment center. It works wonderfully once you get things hooked up, but the main drawbacks with the USB wireless are as follows
a When the USB audio is activated on the computer, your computer speakers will be disabled and any other audio output devices.
b To initiate the USB wireless link, you have to flip a switch manually on the back of the receiver from 'On' to 'ID Learning' mode and at the same time have someone at the computer push a teeny tiny button on the side of the USB wireless transmitter so they can 'link' up. Then you move the switch to 'On' on the receiver, and things work. But unfortunately, if you restart your computer or if you happen to power things down, they don't link up again at least from what I've been trying without switching to 'ID learning' again.
4. Source mode naming - There aren't any options to change the names of sources that you are using. Some sources have a type of 'toggle' that you can switch between ex DBSDVR but no specialized naming of sources.
(Advantages)
1. Faroudja Video Chip - This thing really looks amazing. It is responsible for all of the upconversions you can get out of the receiver. I've got all my S-Video and Component video INs going to the D702B and then a single set of component video outs to my TV. Works great, the quality is superb, and the upconversion is incredible! I regularly watch videos off of my computer sending the video and audio to the receiver in a stereo RCAS-Video single cable about 30' in length and the upconversion from S-Video input to Component out to my TV is amazing! The picture is cleaned up, all jagged artifacts or color-bit-depth 'haloing' is gone! Very impressed with the upconversion chip.
2. POWER - This receiver has gobs of it. Most of the time I've been listening to the TV at around 20-25 on the volume setting. On my old reciever, I was constantly using settings in the 50's or 60's for volume out of 80. There definately is more punch and more juice in this reciever, I'm very pleased with the performance.
3. Surround Sound Capabilities - This receiver has them all. All formats, all decodings, even Neo6 and DTS9624khz DVD Audio settings. The configuration settings for setting them up is confusing and convuluted at best in the manual, but you certainly do have full control over the entire setup and even set distances from speakers for better sound positioning.
4. Speaker outputs - This receiver can handle either 2.1 stereo with subwoofer, 4.1 front speakers, rear speakers, subwoofer, 5.1 front and rear speakers, center channel and subwoofer, 6.1 front and rear speakers, center rear, center front, subwoofer and 7.1 front and rear and surround rear speakers, center front, subwoofer Each channel gets 150W of power, which is more than ample for any size basement home theater room you might have.
5. Size - This reciever is only about 4' tall, so it's gonna be shorter than even most DVD changers!. Definately leaves some good room in my entertainment center to allow for cooling of the unit and better airflow. I did NOT have any problems with overheating, although I did get that 'new reciever' smell after a few hours of movie watching on the unit
VIDEO
6 Composite RCA Video In plugs
6 S-Video In Plugs
3 Component Video In Plugs
2 HDMI Video In Plugs
1 Component Video Out Plug
1 S-Video Out Plug
1 Component Video Out Plug
1 HDMI Video Out Plug
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2 Stereo IN2 Stereo Out RCA sets TVSirius, DBS, VCR inout, DVDDVR inout
DVD-Multi IN 4 RCA plugs allow older analog DVD 5.1 connections
1 RCA Composite Digital Audio IN
2 Toslink optical Digital Audio IN
1 Toslink optical Digital Audio OUT
Subwoofer OUT RCA plug
HDMI
2-IN1-OUT Monitor No effects are processed onto HDMI video, and supposedly subwoofer levels with HDMI cannot be modified. Other types of audiovideo are NOT affected.
(FINAL NOTES)
Some issues I've been having have been solved by having other JVC AV equipment. Because of a feature called COMPU-LINK, you can have your receiver remote control all of the other AV devices in your entertainment center. Using a normal 18' monural plug you can connect each device TV, DVD, etc to your reciever and allow it to automatically change the volume, input number, channel, power offon, etc for each of the devices attached to it. It really works great when you want to switch from TV to DVD. Just hit a single button on your remote, and your DVD player will turn on and start playing, your reciever will change input to DVD, and your TV will adjust to the proper Input channel in order to play the video. Has worked wonderfully for me and is a nice feature if you own all JVC stuff. |
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| Reviewed By: John Stewart Carrollton, Texas |
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| The JVC RX-D702 has loads of features at a good price. The price is made even better when you purchase from Vann's! ...CC and there was no sales tax.
HDMI switching is flawless as is the picture and audio it sends to your TV and speakers. Too many features to mention, but one thing that seems to be overlooked and I could only find it in the operating manual is the audio 'sync'.
Lots of people have audio sync problems and this receiver will allow you to set the audio properties back as far as 100ms in 10ms increments to bring audio and video together.
Well worth the $599 at Vann's!
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| Reviewed By: Gardner Gage Valdosta, Georgia |
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| I have bought JVC electronics many times and have always been more than satisfied, and this receiver delivers performance wise. However, the manual for set up leaves alot to be desired. The instrutions are vague in some places, and not at all in others. They ought to fire the guy who put this manual together. First, there are no real instructions on how to hook up both a dvr and a dvd player with separate inputs. Ive been hooking up electronics all my life and have bever had a problem like this. Guess I will have to call JVC for help. Second, there is no input for a record player. Granted, records are on the way out, but I still have many old favorites I like to play. Third, the manual offers no technical assistance by listing a number to call. I get the strong feeling that JVC has lost its edge both in customer service and quality |
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