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JVC UX-GN6
$200.00
Released March, 2009
The Pros:Very sleek, cool visual aesthetic. Can play very loud for a shelf system--can really fill a room. Touch controls are generally quite responsive and easy to see in the dark.
The Cons:AM radio only works with the rather large antennae fully deployed. Only has preset EQ settings, doesn't allow for more detailed manipulation. The volume adjustment is way less responsive than the rest of the touch controls.
The JVC UX-GN6 is a micro audio system that uses revolutionary technology to make user interaction with the product unique. The user is able to wake the system out of standby mode just by waving their hand infront of the machine, resulting in the system illuminating all of the controls and the LED display - a neat trick to show off to friends.
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It also has two laser touch control panels which are touch-sensitive. The user can run their finger up and down over the strips to operate the control. One of the strips is for volume and the other controls the CD player's functions. The JVC UX-GN6 has a top-mounted iPod dock and a video output for iPod-stored video.
Features
- Wave controlled startup out of sleep mode
- Touch Control Panels
- Top-Mounted iPod dock
- Video output for iPod
- USB Host for playback of music files stored on device
- Front Audio Input
- AM/FM Tuner
- Power output of 120 watts
- Pair of two-way speakers
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Pros & Cons
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Very sleek, cool visual aesthetic.
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Can play very loud for a shelf system--can really fill a room.
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Touch controls are generally quite responsive and easy to see in the dark.
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Pretty good sound quality considering the size and price.
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AM radio only works with the rather large antennae fully deployed.
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Only has preset EQ settings, doesn't allow for more detailed manipulation.
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The volume adjustment is way less responsive than the rest of the touch controls.
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