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== Overview ==
== Overview ==
The JVC AV-3500S was introduced in November 1987 alongside JVC's new S-VHS decks. It was the '''first JVC television with S-video input''', making it a revolutionary set for its time. The set likely used a 35" Mitsubishi tube. This was an absolute powerhouse for home theater enthusiasts in the late 1980s.
The JVC AV-3500S was introduced in November 1987 alongside JVC's new S-VHS decks. It was the '''first JVC television with S-video input''', making it a revolutionary set for its time. The set likely used a 35" Mitsubishi tube. This was an absolute powerhouse for home theater enthusiasts in the late 1980s.
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