Domácí kino Sony DAV-DZ20
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Domácí kino Sony DAV-DZ20
The parameters and specifications:
Output amplifiers:
Front speaker:67 W x 2
Centre speaker:67 W
Subwoofer:65 W
A loudspeaker:67 W x 2
Total:400 W
S-Master:24-bit
Player:
Supported media:DVD-R + R / DVD + RW DL-RW / SVCD / VCD / CD-RW
D / A converter (audio):48 kHz/24 bits
D / A converter (video):108 MHz/12 bit
Support DivX
A series of pictures
Playing JPEG
Playing MP3 Files
Chateau drive insertion media
Controlling the OSD
Position:
Picture Navigator
The scheme playback (Random selection / program / Repeat)
Bass Boost function (Dynamic Bass at RM)
Tuner (FM, AM)
Position synchronization of the SYNC (Lip Sync)
The DTS
The Dolby Digital
The scheme film / music
Stereo Multi Mode (features Link)
The scheme DEMO
Dimmer
Features SLEEP
Interface:
1 x SCART (output composite video output RGB)
1 x SCART (entry TV, audio)
1 x speaker connector (front / center / surround / subwoofer)
Consumption:
80 W
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