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JVC LT-32X776
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Screen Specs
| Diagonal screen size | 32 inches |
| Display type | LCD |
| Maximum resolution | 1366 x 768 |
| Contrast ratio | 800:1 |
| Brightness | 500 cd/m^2 |
| Horizontal viewing angle | 170 ° |
| Vertical viewing angle | 170 ° |
| Response time | 15 ms |
Dimensions and Weight
| Width | 31.75 inches |
| Depth | 4.63 inches |
| Height | 22 inches |
| Weight | 44.9 pounds |
| Wall-Mountable | Yes |
Interface Connections
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Pros
CableCard slot, two internal tuners
Cons
Wobbly stand, non-detachable speakers
Bottom Line
Has a functional but bland remote, and old-fashioned-looking on-screen controls. Image-quality scores were average.
JVC LT-32X776
LT-32X776 Review, by Alan Stafford December 20, 2005
The JVC LT-32X776 has a couple of attributes that make it seem a little old-fashioned. Its large, opaque on-screen menus look as if they came from a CRT set made in 1989, and they obscure the picture you're trying to adjust. The large remote control, though functional, is about as bland as they come. The TV's panel swivels and tilts, but it doesn't tilt easily, and the unit wobbles a bit on its stand. The set's speakers don't detach; they rest in a thin panel below the screen.
However, the set has a nice selection of input and output ports, including an HDMI port, as well as two FireWire ports for importing from a DV camcorder or exporting to a digital-VHS deck. It also has a CableCard slot and two internal tuners so you can forgo the set-top box to receive digital broadcasts. It has a neat twin-screen picture-in-picture mode, but you can't swap screens if you're viewing something that's coming in through the HDMI port. Also, if you accidentally hit the channel-up button instead of the volume-up button while viewing a DVD, it switches the input, and you'll need to take a minimum of 15 seconds to switch the input back to DVD.
In our image-quality judging, the LT-32X776 scored near the average on all of our tests. High-definition and standard-definition programming looked a tad dull, but our judges gave it high marks for DVD playback; of the test group, only the Samsung LN-R328W scored higher on that test. Compared with some of the other sets in our test group, the LT-32X776 does not have extensive color adjustments.
Upshot: This set has a nice selection of features, but it would benefit from a little style update.
Alan Stafford
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PCWorld Lab Results
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| Brightness and Contrast | Good |
| Color Quality | Good |
| Detail | Good |
| DVD Image Quality | Good |
| High-Definition Image Quality | Good |
| Image Quality Under Bright Lighting | Good |
| Interface Tested | HDMI |
| Overall Quality | Good |
| Standard-TV Image Quality | Good |
User Reviews
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Reviewed by: nealcingram
Strengths: picture thru HDMI cablefirewire inputpicture quality thru HDMI TheaterPRO settings
Weaknesses: Remote layoutLack of separate input controlsNeeds second component inputManual sucks *ss
Overall: I finally got the go ahead from the "boss" to get a second HDTV this time for the bedroom. After much consideration (internet trolling) and eyeballing I decided on this TV. Top of my list was picture quality and to my eyes it beat out everything else I saw in this size and price range. Picture quality on HD stations is great and SD is good as long as the signal quality is good. HDMI signal seems to have resolving power and less noise than component on HD. I have just a few complaints which are irritating for me but not deal breakers: horrible manual bad remote design that hums when using backlighting no separate inputs control on remote lack of second component jacks.
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Reviewed by: glwood6
Strengths: Great picture, sound, fairly easy to use, a lot of menu options
Weaknesses: Does not work
Overall: I bought a new set from J&R Music in NYC, got the set home, it died after one week, has been in the shop for 3 weeks waiting for a part...I wouldn't put any money into this set if I were you.
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