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Panasonic DVD-A120 DVD Player
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- Selected option
- Panasonic DVD-A120 DVD Player
- SKU
- JC1006
Source specifications
- Brand
- Panasonic
- Media Type
- CD, DVD
- Special Feature
- Surround Sound
- Resolution
- 720 x 576 pixels
- Connector Type
- RCA, 3.5mm Jack
- Color
- Black
- Item Weight
- 7 Pounds
- Audio Output Mode
- Surround
- Included Components
- Remote Control
- Supported Audio Format
- Dolby Digital, DTS
The details
About this item
.com Ready to take the plunge into the digital world of DVD? If you're on a budget, a good choice is the Panasonic DVDA120. This moderate-priced digital video player delivers a clean, crisp picture and crystal-clear digital sound, making it the perfect starting point for your home-theater setup. With over 500 lines of resolution, you'll immediately recognize the difference in video quality offered by DVD. If your TV is capable of S-Video input, you'll want to use that connection to experience the highest video quality. In addition to DVD video, the DVDA120 will play your music CDs and CD-video (CD-V) format. While CD-V format has not proven especially popular in the United States, there are thousands of movie titles available in Asia on this pre-DVD format. The CD-V feature will enable you to play some fairly rare imported films. For Plays DVD, CD, and CD-V formats; DTS digital output & Dolby Digital (AC3) output; Over 500 lines resolution; 96 KHz/24-bit audio digital-to-analog converter (DAC); Virtual surround sound Choose your platform/edition, then jump in—story, missions, and extras depend on the version. Rated 4.3 out of 5.
- Plays DVD, CD, and CD-V formats
- DTS digital output & Dolby Digital (AC3) output
- Over 500 lines resolution
- 96 KHz/24-bit audio digital-to-analog converter (DAC)
- Virtual surround sound
From the manufacturer
Product details
.com Ready to take the plunge into the digital world of DVD? If you're on a budget, a good choice is the Panasonic DVDA120. This moderate-priced digital video player delivers a clean, crisp picture and crystal-clear digital sound, making it the perfect starting point for your home-theater setup. With over 500 lines of resolution, you'll immediately recognize the difference in video quality offered by DVD. If your TV is capable of S-Video input, you'll want to use that connection to experience the highest video quality. In addition to DVD video, the DVDA120 will play your music CDs and CD-video (CD-V) format. While CD-V format has not proven especially popular in the United States, there are thousands of movie titles available in Asia on this pre-DVD format. The CD-V feature will enable you to play some fairly rare imported films. For the full home-theater experience, check out the latest DVD video titles, which are often presented in the amazing multisound Digital Dolby (AC3) and DTS digital-audio formats. Connecting this unit to a full set of surround-sound speakers gives you the best audio quality. Since this DVD player does not come with a built-in Dolby Digital decoder, you will need a separate AC3 receiver to experience every earth-shattering rumble and action-packed explosion thrown at you in the latest Hollywood blockbuster. However, this
Highlights: Plays DVD, CD, and CD-V formats DTS digital output & Dolby Digital (AC3) output Over 500 lines resolution 96 KHz/24-bit audio digital-to-analog converter (DAC) Virtual surround sound
What you can expect: Plays DVD, CD, and CD-V formats DTS digital output & Dolby Digital (AC3) output Over 500 lines resolution 96 KHz/24-bit audio digital-to-analog converter (DAC) Virtual surround sound
Customer feedback: 4.3/5 average rating.
Review snippets: This product functions as if new. This pictures it produces are full with admirable color. It is a very goo product. Read more / I have an A120 Panasonic DVD player and I think for the price I paid it is one great machine. A few maintanence things that are helpful is just using a cd cleaner once a month. I don't have any