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The Sony DAV-HDX576WF BRAVIA Theatre System has an integrated 5 disc DVD/CD changer with the capability to upscale your DVD’s to a Full 1080p output using the HDMI connection to your BRAVIA TV set. Adding to the incredible functionality is great styling with Floor Standing speakers and with the included S-AIR wireless surround receiver you get simple wireless capability for the rear surround speakers or multi-room listening with the S-AIR wireless receiver/speaker system.
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- S-AIR Technology - Multi-room listening made easy.- iPod Cradle (TDM-iP10) for DIGITAL MEDIA PORT included
- Multi-room S-AIR receiver/speaker system included
- 1080p Upscaling via HDMI
- BRAVIA Matching and Adjustable Floor Standing Speakers
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By Herbert S. Doane
While I have not yet installed this purchase I will in the next two weeks and wonder if anyone has any advice on this installation?
By Harshawardhan Desai (Charlotte,NC USA)
I bought this home theater after doing some research and reading all the positive reviews on this page.....
I had no problem setting everything up as shown in the user manual that came with the box. It took me over an hour and a half but the best part was that the whole setup worked without any problems whatsoever. I was replacing my Panasonic home theater which had given me too many problems in the past so I wasnt expecting the setup to be this smooth. The sound is great , the system looks sharp and the DVD player works great. I load all my netflix dvds in the dvd player at once so I dont have to keep replacing them when I am done.
I was also able to get my directv remote to work with the home theater. The only caveat is that you have to setup the audio and the dvd mode separately. But once the audio is setup, it works for any input ( tv, cable, av1,av2 etc. ) and I setup the dvd player on av2. So I am able to pretty much use 1 remote unless I am doing something specific ( like skipping discs ) in which case I have to use the Sony remote.
Having said that , here are the two things I am not happy with/ havent figured out yet.
1. I can hear the sound coming out of the rear speakers but its not loud enough. So the system setup using the mike worked but will require manual tuning to get them to be loud enough.
2. I was able to hook up my iphone into the DMPORT however, I can only hear audio and not video as the manual states. So no photos or videos from itunes can be played which would be a big step up!
Overall, I am satisfied with my purchase though.
By M. Salcedo (Los Angeles, CA USA)
For the average joe this stereo more than delivers. Its simple color coded wires will make setup a breeze.
By the way, the stereo sounds great. It was cheap in price and offers enough features for an average stereo user.
By hunter's mom (yuma, az)
I bought this system for my husband for father's day last year. it worked great for about 4 months and then started acting up. the dvd player would just shut off in the middle of watching a movie. this happened for about 3 or 4 days and then the dvd player just died out and wouldn't turn on at all. and i can't even return it b/c my husband threw away the receipt without reading it first to see it was for the dvd player. i've never had issues with sony products before so its really frustrating that this dvd player died out in such a short period of time. especially for this price.
By D. Alderman
As a musician, and a recording engineer, I have some well-trained ears. While this system would sound great to someone who's never owned a surround sound system before, if you're someone who's got an ear for sound, then this system will be a little disappointing. While it does provide decent 5.1 sound, it seems to be lacking in the proper amount of head room required to get the job done. And while the rear speakers are "technically" wireless, you still have to wire them up to a little gizmo that has to be plugged into the wall. So if you were hoping to wire these rear speakers up to your wall without having to worry about wires, then I'm sorry to let you down.
It is nice that the system comes with a 5 disc DVD player, and it does it's thing, the only annoyance would be that it takes quite a while for it to switch between discs (I'd estimate 20 to 30 seconds), which doesn't seem like much, but if you have 5 DVDs in there and you're looking for a particular one, it can get annoying real fast.
The sound of the system itself is good but not great. The rear speakers actually perform better than the front speakers, which is a little unusual for 5.1 systems. The woofer does it's thing, but it isn't the best woofer I've ever heard, and seems to fall apart on the lowest of frequencies (in the 20Hz to 35Hz range). The DVD player can automatically adjust (with the supplied microphone) or manually adjust the output level of each speaker. This is where another annoyance with the subwoofer comes in. With some things movies and music the woofer will either sound too weak or too heavy, no matter how things are adjusted. This is what I discovered watching a DVD of some Sarah Silverman standup. The system sounded far superior however on more finely tuned productions, such as the newer Star Wars flicks, and V for Vendetta.
One thing that certainly seemed irritating was the remote, which seemed to be laid out in a nonsensical manner. And another thing that bothered me is there isn't any A/B'ing of video you're watching, as well as no zoom. Not the most useful of things to have, but one I'm missing now that I don't have it.
Setting the system up wasn't very difficult, but it was a bit time consuming. I couldn't see how it could be done in an hour. It took me about 2 and a half hours with the wife helping. The wires thankfully are color coded to help eliminate any confusion. One odd duck that comes with this guy is a separate box that you can take anywhere in your home and hear what your system is playing. Kinda useless for me, unless I'm watching some stand up and need to use the little boy's room and I don't feel hitting the pause button. However, I could see how this would be handy if you'd like to hear the evening news while you're washing the dishes, but you don't want to turn up the sound on your TV so loud that it'll wake the neighbors.
In short, I can't recommend this product, or not recommend it. It really depends on what your sound needs are. If you like mainstream action flicks, and you'd like to upgrade to your first 5.1 system, then this would be a great buy. If your a sound connoisseur who is expecting superior sound, then this won't be your cup of tea.
Anyway, that's my 2 cents. If you'd like to ask me a question about this product, then please feel free to e-mail me. I can be reached at GSFU (at) aol (dot) com.
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