Specifications

• Total output power: 1000 watts
• Front: 155 watts per channel
• Center: 155 watts
• Surround: 155 watts per channel
• Subwoofer: 225 watts
• Power consumption: Standby: 0.8W, Power on: 130W (max)
• Dolby Digital, DTS, Dolby Pro Logic II capable
• NTSC/PAL compatible
• Supported formats: DVD, DVD+/-R/RW, CD, CD-R/RW, MP3, WMA, JPEG
• FM antenna
• iPod docking connector included (supports audio and video)

Setup

Easily the most frustrating part of any theater purchase and use is the initial setup of the components. Fortunately, setting up the the TH-G41 was frankly a breeze. JVC includes pretty much everything you’ll need in the box; the only issue is actually getting to it. Our review unit came heavily packed in Styrofoam, surrounded with those impossibly tight plastic bands. It’s nice that the system comes packed so securely, but it is a little annoying to try to get to when you’re setting things up. Once you manage to break apart the system, you’ll find that everything is neatly packed within its own little cubbyhole. It’s very neatly done, with every speaker and component — down to the wires — individually wrapped and taped.

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