sony dav-is10 home theater: tiny satellites, big boom
May 24th, 2007 comments (2) stumble it! digg it! by: technabob
Shipping this July, Sony’s latest home theater system distinguishes itself by having some of the smallest satellite speakers I’ve ever seen.
Amazingly the $800 DAV-IS10’s five tiny little speakers can crank out 50-watts each, which should be more than enough for producing decent levels. In contrast to the minuscule satellites, the system comes with a massive Subwoofer with dual 100-watt amplifier, so you can get your whole house shaking.
In addition to its audio capabilities, the IS10 has a 720p/1080i DVD player on board with slick touchscreen controls. The system includes Sony’s BRAVIA Theater Sync for interoperability of compatible devices over HDMI and will offer plug-and-play options including an iPod dock and wireless streamers via a Sony Digital Media Port.
filed under: audio home entertainment
tags: 5.1dvdhome theatersatellitesonysubwoofertinytouchscreen
May 24th, 2007 comments (2): stumble it! digg it! by: technabob
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i am seeing this latest home theater at sony world zamzama clifton karachi (pakistan) it is very impressive sound system for our home.
can speakers be connected to output left and right front speakers through a speaker connection control to to speakers in another room