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Sony BRAVIA DAV-X10 2.1 Channel Theater System | 
| Brand: Sony
Category: CE
List Price: $999.99
Buy New: $899.99
You Save: $100.00 (10%)
Rating:  7 reviews
Sales Rank: 27942
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Batteries: 2
Batteries Included: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 45.9
Dimensions (in): 0.3 x 0.2 x 0.2
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: DAVX10
Model: DAVX10
UPC: 027242713222
EAN: 0027242713222
ASIN: B000OG6HZM
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | 2.1 channel home theater system with S-Force Pro front surround | | • | Single disc DVD/CD/SA-CD player | | • | BRAVIA Theater Sync via HDMI | | • | Digital media port | | • | Touch panel controls |
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Product Description
The DAV-X10 2.1 Channel BRAVIA Theatre System is the perfect match for those who want big surround sound without the big system. Utilizing S-Force Pro technology, this elegant system with touch panel controls simulates the surround sound of a traditional 5.1 channel speaker system using just 2.1 speakers. It also includes BRAVIA Theatre Sync for one-touch play of Sony HDMI components and can be connected to optional Digital Media Port accessories to expand your listening choices. Inputs/Outputs - DIGITAL MEDIA PORT Connectors - 2, Coaxial Audio Digital Input(s)2 (Rear), Component Video (Y/Pb/Pr) Output(s) 1 (Rear), Composite Video Output(s) 1 (Rear),HDMI Connection Output - 1 (Rear), Optical Audio Inputs - 2 (Rear), RCA Audio Inputs - 3 (Rear) S-Video Output - 1 (Rear) Unit Dimensions (Approx.) - Control Unit 15.0 x 3.1 x 12.9; Surround Speaker 6.7 x 4.9 x 6.7; Subwoofer 7.1 x 13.9 x 15.4 Weight (Approx.) - Control Unit - 14.1 lbs; Surround Speaker 1.8 lbs; Subwoofer 24.3 lbs
Amazon.com Product Description
The Sony Bravia DAV-X10 2.1 Channel Theater System is the perfect match for those who want big surround sound without the big system. Utilizing S-Force Pro technology, this elegant system with touch panel controls simulates the surround sound of a traditional 5.1 channel speaker system using 2.1 speakers. It also includes BRAVIA Theatre Sync for one-touch play of Sony HDMI components and can be connected to optional Digital Media Port accessories to expand your listening choices.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 2 more reviews...
 Excellent sound and connectivity, but no headphone jack April 29, 2008
boi brian (Tustin Ranch, CA USA)
This is a very simple to install and great sounding system. Replaced a 5.1 speaker Harmon Kardon system and this unit sounds just as good or without all of the extras and speakers. The upscaling built-in DVD player is also a great feature. Beware: This unit sells for $599 from Sony and SonyStyle stores with free shipping (being discontinued in a couple of months according to SonyStyle store manager). I discussed this with Amazon, but they responded by raising the price and did not care that they have the highest price around. Shame on Amazon! Do Not: Purchase I-dock; system comes with a bluetooth receiver, buy the Sony compatible bluetooth adapter for Ipod (great price from Amazon). The Bad: Cannot connect standard headphones to the system; Sony will tell you to buy their RF enabled headphones to connect to the system.
Overpriced but does most things well April 27, 2008
Patrick Han
Very visually appealing, but not much to this system.
It has radio function, but it's not even worth a bother because the reception is terrible (might be my apartment, but i really doubt it; the antenna sucks).
Audio is satisfactory, does what i expect from a top tier 2.1 system. Dont think that a very expensive 2.1 system will have as good of a quality as a much cheaper 5.1 system; go for the cheaper 5.1 system if you have the space.
I dont know about the dvd player though. I expected to see HD quality upscaling, but did not really see a very clear dvd. Maybe its just me and i need to see the side by side comparison. Or i may be just expecting upscaling technology to be more than what this dvd player does. But for now i will say the dvd picture quality is the same as a regular dvd player.
An HDMI audio in is missing and i am unhappy about that. At least it has optical audio.
I haven't tested the max bass, but it rumbles pretty dam good. I usually have the volume to 60% to not disturb the neighbors.
This system will make your friends jealous.
 Sony BRAVIA DAV-X10 2.1 Channel Theater System March 28, 2008
Gary Griffes (WI)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
Recieved my home theater system. price was great, delivery was timely, and the product is everything I had hoped for.
Thank you,
Gary Griffes
Only from Sony March 3, 2008
Daniel L. Johnson (USA)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
I got this thing on 12/24/07, hooked it up that day.
It does a great job up scaling the DVD. Crystal clear picture.
As for the sound, I think it sounds great for the size and number of speakers. Granted, it is not 5.1 surround. When listening to radio or a CD, the thing sounds great. Movies really come alive, you hear details your T.V.s speaker just wont produce. The subwoofer is strong, you can adjust the level to your liking unlike Bose, along with bass and treble adjustments. The simmulated surrond is okay for smaller rooms, like I said, it is not 5.1 surround. If you want that, go out and buy it. This is a great addition to any T.V. I have had no technical issues with this unit. It works as advertised. To me, It was well woth the price, all that with Sony quality. I did alot of research and this unit blows several $1,200 units out of the water for features and quality.
 Pretty great but leaves you wanting more February 20, 2008
Houtan Rezaei (Newport Beach, CA USA)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I haven't tried everything this thing has to offer but after owning it for a week there are certain things I wish it did have.
Pros:
Good clean sound quality
Somewhat easy Setup
BlueTooth feature is AWESOME!!
Build Quality and profile are superb!
Cons:
Bass volume does not get nearly high enough
There is no HDMI inputs (only one HDMI output for the DVD player)
Does not integrate with brevia TV as great as they make it sound. It's fine but not anything to write home about. You could get this level of "integration" from any set
At loud volume, you hear a lot of white noise
The remote is still needed and cannot be consolidated with other Brevia remotes (you'll still need both for most functions)
Price is ridiculously high, and I only paid it for the form factor and the Brevia "integration" hoopla.
Overall: I am very happy with the unit, don't get me wrong, but I would not have paid nearly this much for it had I known ...
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