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List Price : $249.99 Price : $184.99
List Price : $249.99 Price : $184.99
Product Description
Add the cinematic thrill of surround sound to your TV viewing experience with this 5.1-channel BRAVIA theater system. Fusing style with performance, this 5.1-channel surround sound system features a built-in DVD player and 1000 watts of home theater power. You can also connect your iPod or other digital music player via the front USB port. In addition to Digital Cinema Auto Calibration which optimizes speaker placement in just 30 seconds, you can use the HDMI interface to upscale your DVD media to near-1080p quality.
- 1000 watts of 5.1-channel surround sound
- DVD upscaling to near-HD picture quality via HDMI
- BRAVIA Sync controls compatible devices with just one remote
- Digital Cinema Audio Calibration for quick speaker set-up
- Easy Setup Disc is included to guide you through the setup process
- 1000 watt (167x5+165 3ohm, 1kHz, 10%THD) 5.1 channel surround sound
- BRAVIA Sync controls compatible devices w/ one remote2
- DVD upscaling to near HD picture quality via HDMI 1
- Easy Set-up Disc is included to guide you through the set-up process
Sony BRAVIA DAV-DZ170 Home Theater System
Sony BRAVIA DAV-DZ170 Home Theater System Reviews
| 130 of 132 people found the following review helpful:  Nice system, good price, fairly easy set up, This review is from: Sony BRAVIA DAV-DZ170 Home Theater System (Electronics) Purchased this system for our family room which is a little on the smaller side. The sound is rich and full, the subwoofer is better than expected, and overall we're very pleased. Good TV sound and excellent DVD and iPod sound. Moderately priced as well, which is a bonus. *NOTE: Fiber Optic audio and HDMI video cables are NOT included and must be purchased separately.* The system does include a cable for basic video connection. The Fiber Optic audio cable (recommended for best quality audio) is about $20-25 retail. [If purchasing the fiber optic cable, make sure to remove the small clear covers at each end of the cable before trying to connect it to the receiver and cable box or TV. Otherwise...yikes, you've plugged the jacks]. The remote is small, very handy and easy to use. Front connection for an iPod, which works great. There's an antennae for FM radio which we haven't connected yet so I can't comment on that. Set up is easy but time consuming, so as with most... Read more 42 of 43 people found the following review helpful:  Really Nice Setup With Really Nice Price, By This review is from: Sony BRAVIA DAV-DZ170 Home Theater System (Electronics) Sony's Bravia line has yet to disappoint me. This home theater in a box is a really nice setup. It doesn't have the flexibility of a high-end receiver like a Denon or Onkyo, but that's not really what a home theater in a box setup is supposed to do. It has one HDMI output, but no HDMI inputs, and only one optical input. If you've got a newer model tv, that's all you need most of the time. If you can run all of your HDMI sources into your tv, you can just run the one optical cable to this receiver and you're ready to go. It's plenty powerful for most living rooms and gets loud without losing much resolution. The subwoofer the weakest aspect of this set, but it's not that bad. You can turn it up in the settings if you want a little more bottom end. I take it back, the weakest aspect of this set is the proprietary input system for the speaker wires. Sony isn't the only company to do this, so it's hard to single them out here, but it's still annoying. I prefer to use lower... Read more 43 of 47 people found the following review helpful:  Sony Home Theater Model# DAVDZ170, This review is from: Sony BRAVIA DAV-DZ170 Home Theater System (Electronics) I was torn between this unit and a similar Samsung unit, and I decided to go with this Sony because I have alway6s been pleased with Sony products. Well, Sony definitely let me down on this one. First off this unit was easy to set up. It took longer to run the wires across the room than it did to actually hook it up. But the volume on this was sub-par. Even on the max level volume (35) it still wasn't that loud. The main problem was the amount of bass that it produces. The bass is so overpowering that you can barely even hear people talking in the movie, and there is no way to adjust the levels at all. |
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