Samsung's elegant HT-TX75 Home Theater Audio System offers industry leading power. Imagine 1200 watts of audio power, enhanced by Dolby Digital and Dolby Pro Logic decoders--that's what the HT-TX75 has in store for you. You'll be delighted with the superior non-interlaced images you get from the latest digital television receivers. Smooth progressive scan imaging eliminates even the slightest hint of blur or distortion. Load up the 5-disc DVD tray and Watch your fill of movies and videos without having to change discs. With USB Host Play, you can plug a portable digital device into the USB port for instant entertainment. Additionally, with the ability to go wireless you can expand your system to achieve the ultimate surround sound experience without the need to figure out how to hide those unsightly wires.
Customer Review: not recommend
DVD player is not good. couple of my friends had samsung dvd player everybody has same problem.
Customer Review: Fire hazard
My wife purchased this system for me last Christmas to go with my new Samsung plasma. After operating the system for approximately 3 months, one night it began sparking and smoking and almost caught fire. I sent the dvd unit to Samsung who, in turn, sent it to some third party for repair. Rather than replacing the unit, the repair company replaced some parts and sent the original unit back to me. The unit still reaks of burnt plastic smell. This may be an isolated incident, but beware and do not leave the unit turned on while away for your home. I have been satisfied with its operation otherwise.
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Friday, December 26, 2008
BRAND NEWEnjoy every facet of a multi-media experience with this home theater multimedia station, offering a DVD recorder, built-in VCR, 7-in-2 media card reader and much more.
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Pure power meets slick, modern styling with the Philips MCD288 Micro DVD Home Theatre. With 100 total Watts of power, this small-but-powerful system will fill your room with high quality audio. It is also a flexible media player and will play a multitude of formats. DVD, DVD+RW, DivX, Picture and Video CD are all supported, and it will even play MP3 files on CD-R/RW media. This progressive scan player gives you crisp, high-resolution video. Dynamic Bass Boost and Digital Sound Control let you customize your listening experience. High quality video and audio, multiple features, and a modern, wall-mountable design make the Philips MCD288 a welcome addition to any room.
Customer Review: Looks but no brains
Philips MCD288 Micro DVD Home Theater System with Subwoofer A very stylish system. It sounds good, but not great. If you plan to listen to it at low volumes there is a background hum that is quite annoying. At volume 4 and above, sounds really nice. Unfortunately, we bought it for our infant to listen to lullabies to get to sleep. We set it at 3 and there's a slight hum that annoys me. I'm sure my daughter won't mind, but if I had to do it over again I would not have purchased this one. There is no clock feature on this either.
Customer Review: fits for what is expected
Stylish, small, plays divx, complete in all functions Very good for small places. If you want a living room home theather don't buy this Fits for what is expected.I give 4 stars because divx subtitles have to be the same name of movie. I had to rename all my divx.movies and subtitles
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
The Samsung HT-DS610 Home Theater System combines everything you need for an invigorating and immersive surround sound experience in one compact, convenient, and affordable package. It offers a five-disc DVD player/changer and integrated receiver with one powered subwoofer and five compact satellite speakers. This system provides 600 watts of total power output (100 watt subwoofer, 100 watts per five satellite speakers) and decodes Dolby Digital, Dolby Pro Logic II, and Dolby DTS surround sound for maximum sound effects.
The five-disc DVD player plays CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD-Audio format discs. It can also play back your own burned MP3-CDs. Other features include JPEG photo playback, parental lock, and 3:2 pulldown compensation. The tuner presets can be used to store AM and FM stations (30 in total). It provides the following connections:
- Composite Video In: 1
- Composite Video Out: 1
- S-Video Out: 1
- Component Video In: 1
- Component Video Out: 1
- Headphone: 1
What's in the Box
5-disc DVD Player/Receiver, six speakers (including subwoofer), remote control, batteries, AM/FM antenna, speaker cable, subwoofer and connection cable, printed instructions
Customer Review: DO NOT PURCHASE THIS PRODUCT!
In the beginning I thought it was the best thing since sliced bread, color coded, easy to set up and a good starter HT System with ok sound. But that soon changed. Three or four months after I had the unit, CD's & DVD's wouldn't load. I would open/eject a few times and they would eventually load. But then it just stopped loading altogether and it would display "disk error". I called support and was told that it must be the quality of the CD or DVD. I was told to get a disk cleaner. I sent them the unit and now we are going back and forth that it's now not under warranty! This product is a LEMON! I wish I had seen all the other reviews out there telling of this major issue! Samsung should recall this product!
Customer Review: Nice, bit I have an issue
I agree with all the positive reviews here, the sounds is nice. I did notive an improvement in the picture with progressive scan with the component cables. I have a JVC 52" rear projection HDTV. However, there is a glitch in the progressive scan, I'm not sure how to describe it, but it seems to glitch/freeze/spaz for a split second. Not sure what is going on, might be the TV, but progressive scan works fine with my Gamecube.
Monday, December 22, 2008
One of the most affordable 5.1 systems with HDMI capability delivers the goods, thanks to the AVR 245's high-current amplification and HDMI switching, while the DVD 37 provides crystal-clear upscaled DVD playback and DVD-Audio. The sonic perfection carries through to all channels, thanks to the HKTS 15 speakers.
Sunday, December 21, 2008
If you dream of a world without wires, the SONY DAV-FX100W Home Theater Dream System will make your dreams become reality with a wireless connection to the rear speakers. It features a 5 disc DVD/CD/SA-CD changer, 1000 watts total system power handling, and a sleek, silver aluminum finish sure to compliment your favorite room in the house. Sound enhancements like the S-Master Digital Amplifier processes HDTV digital audio sources for clear sound reproduction while the HDMI connection carries uncompressed audio and video signals for uncompromised sound and picture reproduction as well as selectable 720p or 1080i output.
The DAV-FX100W provides 143 watts to each of its five channels and 285 watts to the subwoofer, which features an 8-inch woofer for low-tone bass and smooth, powerful effects. This system will adapt to fit any room with adjustable floor-standing speakers that you can place in a variety of positions.
Sony's Digital Infrared Audio Transmission (DIAT) system enables you to enjoy the full power of 5.1 channel surround sound without running wires from the front of the room to the rear speakers (other speakers connect via cables). The advanced DIAT technology transfers digital audio signals without compression or compromise to sound quality. It ensures pure audio reproduction without deterioration that might be present in other wireless transmission methodologies. DIAT's unique build insures that the system is not vulnerable to interference by other wireless information or data transmitted from common hold-hold items such as microwaves and cordless phones.
The DAV-FX100W's 5-disc changer is compatible with DVD movie, CD audio, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, CD-R/RW, and VCD discs as well as digital MP3 and JPEG content. It can also play the latest Super Audio Compact Discs, for the ultimate in stereo and multi-channel sound quality. It's also compatible with Dolby Pro Logic IIx, Dolby Digital, DTS, Digital Cinema Surround sound formats. Sony's Digital Cinema Sound processing technology brings unbelievable clarity, richness, and realism to this home theater system, recreating true movie theater sound in your home. It includes a digital AM/FM radio tuner with 30 total presets. Other features include a highly readable dot matrix fluorescent display and a preprogrammed, full-function remote control. It offers the following video and audio connections:
- Composite Video In: 2 (Rear)
- Composite Video Out: 1 (Rear)
- S-Video Out: 1 (Rear)
- Component Video (Y/Pb/Pr) Out: 1 (Rear)
- HDMI Video Out: 1 (Rear)
- Analog Audio In: 2 (Rear)
- Optical Audio In: 1 (Rear)
- Coaxial Audio Digital In: 1 (Rear)
- Headphone In: Headphone Jack (3.5mm)
What's in the Box
DVD changer/player, six speakers (subwoofer, center channel, two front, two rear), remote control (with batteries), speaker cable, composite A/V cable, printed operating instructions
Customer Review: Looks good .... BUT....
As with the other reviews, I bought it for it's design and wireless rear speakers feature, and it's a Sony, so it must be good! Ha! The CD/DVD player is in fact the worst I've ever seen, and I've had a few over the years. I would much rather have a single disk system that works well, instead of this 5 disk system that gets 'lost in space'... It's extremely s.l.o.w and frustrating to use. I've owned this unit for over a year and my wife still won't touch it, as she see's the frustration I go through everytime I use the CD/DVD player (or try to anyway). The sound is only middle of the road ... not worth what I paid. Sorry Sony ... never again, there's too many other units on the market !
Customer Review: Basically junk
I bought this system a year ago, a family gift for Xmas. Christmas Eve this year, it swallowed a rented DVD and wouldn't let it go until I attacked it with screwdrivers. Now it seems to work again, but I'm going to dump it in the trash anyway. Basically, it's a piece of junk: 1. The sound is like it's coming up from a pool of mud. 2. The DVD player is slo-o-o-ow, and the control over DVD playing poor. My $69 Toshiba DVD player is worlds better mechanically. 3. The whole system is made up of proprietary components, so if you decide on a new amp/receiver/DVD player, you're out of luck. The speakers have to go too. Maybe it's all for the best. Mine is out the door tomorrow morning. I'm only afraid this may be a discontinued model, and no one will have the chance to benefit from this opinion.
Saturday, December 20, 2008
The Coby DVD-427 is a complete package containing all the basics you need to set up your first home theater system. Connect the DVD player, satellite speakers, and subwoofer to your existing HD-capable television and enjoy all the benefits of progressive scan and Dolby Digital. The system is compatible with PAL and NTSC signals, and the DVD player can play back DVD, CD, CD-R/RW, and MP3-formatted discs. Plus, the silver finish will look smart with your existing home entertainment devices.
The DVD player's features include subtitles, multiple viewing angles, an onscreen display, zoom, and parental lock. Use the full-function remote control to take advantage of all of these features. Audio outputs include Dolby Digital and coaxial digital out, and video outputs include component video out for progressive scan, composite video, and S-video outputs. The built-in amplifier also features a separate volume and bass control.
What's in the Box
DVD player, subwoofer, 2 satellite speakers, full function remote control, user's manual, and warranty information.
Customer Review: don't buy it
I bought this for my dad, because he loves tv. He never could get the crappy thing to work. What a waste and embarrassing gift!
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