JVC's UX-VJ3 Micro Component System can dock an iPhone and an iPad at the same time, and its detached speakers offer very good sound. But those features are somewhat offset by some questionable ...

The JVC UX-T1 micro component system combines a CD player, auto-reverse cassette deck and AM/FM radio into a package about the size of a toaster. It sits short and squat, though cleanly styled.

Thank you all in advance. Actually I have an amplifier of JVC (Stereo Cassette Player (receiver)) the old one can say! Model Number is JVC - DR-E31L, but don't have a speakers to connect.

Published in the May 2013 issue Unlike most of the docks, AirPlay speakers, and TVs tuned to satellite radio that many of us use to listen to music, a component stereo system plays songs the way ...

The system has a video out for shooting content to your TV and a PC input along with audio input and an integrated AM/FM tuner. The power output for the audio system is 15W per speaker.

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JVC just dove into the home media center market and its latest offering is the Sophisti DD-3. Aside from an odd name, the DD-3 system is based upon speakers and a main unit.

Although this is only a 2.1 system, featuring two compact stereo speakers and a chunky subwoofer, JVC has developed some technology that should create a virtual surround-sound system.

Component Stereo Circa: 1960s–1980s Keeping up with every major audio format proved to be both frustrating and expensive. The reality was you needed a separate machine to enjoy each one.