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JVC UX-G28
$100.00
Released February, 2008
The Pros:Sound quality isn't bad: mids and upper bass are well-represented and talk radio is quite clear. Built-in multi-function EQ for sound adjustment--a feature missing from many competing shelf systems. Very long speaker cables.
The Cons:AM antennae is quite cumbersome. Button design makes it hard to read which button does what unless you're looking directly at the unit. Audio played from any source results in a soft hissing noise accompanying treble.
The JVC UX-G28 is small and in comparison to other shelf audio systems, it is cheap. It plays CD-R/RW with tags, has 10cm speakers, and contains a 2.0 USB host for external devices. It has some additional features such as front audio input, a clock, a timer, and four sound modes: rock, pop, classic, and jazz.
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Its visual design leaves something to be desired -- it is black and shaped like a rectangle. The lack of extensive features and the uninspired design are easily overwhelmed by its compact size (good for apartments or tight spaces) and its reasonable price.
Features
- Small
- 3-15/16" Speakers
- Front audio Input
- 2.0 USB host
- Supports MP3/WMA - CD-R/RW and USB
- 1-bit D/A converter
- Sound modes: Rock, Pop, Classic, and Jazz
- Total Power: 16W
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Sound quality isn't bad: mids and upper bass are well-represented and talk radio is quite clear.
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Built-in multi-function EQ for sound adjustment--a feature missing from many competing shelf systems.
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Very long speaker cables.
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AM antennae is quite cumbersome.
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Button design makes it hard to read which button does what unless you're looking directly at the unit.
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Audio played from any source results in a soft hissing noise accompanying treble.
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To get any adequate bass performance, the unit needs to be placed very close to a wall.
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