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|brand=JVC

|model_code=AV-24F703

|series=I'Art

|image_main=JVC AV-24F703 front.jpg

|screen_size_in=24

|aspect_ratio=4:3

|mfg_date=~~2001~~

|mfg_date=2002

|features=~~I'Art,~~ flat screen, component video

|tube_type=Slot mask

|shadow_mask=INVAR

|features=flat screen, component video, 3-line digital comb filter, BBE High Definition Sound, MTS stereo, V-Chip, closed caption

|manufacturer=Orion Electric (Thailand)

|power_consumption=125

|audio_output=5W x 2

|dimensions_in=26.5 x 19.1 x 20.1

|weight_lbs=72.6

}}

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|link_source=CRT Database

|link_url=https://crtdatabase.com/crts/jvc/jvc-av-24f703

}}

{{CRT link

|link_type=Manufacturer

|link_source=JVC USA Support

|link_url=https://support.jvc.com/consumer/product.jsp?modelId=MODL026932

}}

== Description ==

The JVC AV-24F703 is a 24" television from JVC's I'Art series, manufactured around ~~2001~~. The I'Art line featured flat-screen tube technology and contemporary styling aimed at the design-conscious consumer market.

The JVC AV-24F703 is a 24" television from JVC's I'Art series, manufactured around 2002. The I'Art line featured flat-screen tube technology and contemporary styling aimed at the design-conscious consumer market.

This model was manufactured by Orion Electric in Thailand and uses a Toshiba jungle chip for video processing. Despite being branded JVC, the chassis shares similarities with the Toshiba 24AF42. The picture tube was manufactured by Toshiba but carries Orion branding.

== Technical Details ==

The ~~I'Art series represented JVC's response to the~~ flat~~-screen~~ CRT ~~trend of the early 2000s. The 24" size makes this model particularly suitable~~ for ~~smaller spaces while still providing high-~~quality ~~viewing~~. Component video inputs ~~support~~ 480i and 480p signals.

The AV-24F703 features a flat CRT with an INVAR shadow mask for improved picture quality. Key specifications include:

* 181-channel quartz PLL frequency synthesized tuner (VHF 2-13, UHF 14-69, plus cable channels)

* 3-line digital comb filter for improved picture clarity

* BBE High Definition Sound audio processing

* Component video inputs supporting 480i and 480p signals

* Universal remote control (RM-C309G) with TV, VCR, and DVD control capability

* On-screen display in English, French, and Spanish

* 2-year picture tube warranty, 1-year parts and labor warranty

The CRT Database notes this model has excellent picture quality with a Toshiba jungle chip. The only common issue is slightly pushed red and blue colors, which can be corrected by reducing color saturation in the menu. This chassis can be modified for RGB input.

== Related Models ==

* [[JVC AV-14F703]] - 14" I'Art model

* [[JVC AV-20F703]] - 20" I'Art model (shares user manual)

* [[JVC AV-27F703]] - 27" I'Art model

* [[JVC AV-32F703]] - 32" I'Art model

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[[Category:JVC CRTs]]

[[Category:24-inch CRTs]]

[[Category:~~2001~~ CRTs]]

[[Category:2002 CRTs]]

[[Category:4:3 CRTs]]

[[Category:I'Art]]

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 |brand=JVC
 |model_code=AV-24F703
+|series=I'Art
+|image_main=JVC AV-24F703 front.jpg
 |screen_size_in=24
 |aspect_ratio=4:3
-|mfg_date=2001
+|mfg_date=2002
-|features=I'Art, flat screen, component video
+|tube_type=Slot mask
+|shadow_mask=INVAR
+|features=flat screen, component video, 3-line digital comb filter, BBE High Definition Sound, MTS stereo, V-Chip, closed caption
+|manufacturer=Orion Electric (Thailand)
+|power_consumption=125
+|audio_output=5W x 2
+|dimensions_in=26.5 x 19.1 x 20.1
+|weight_lbs=72.6
 }}
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 |link_source=CRT Database
 |link_url=https://crtdatabase.com/crts/jvc/jvc-av-24f703
+}}
+{{CRT link
+|link_type=Manufacturer
+|link_source=JVC USA Support
+|link_url=https://support.jvc.com/consumer/product.jsp?modelId=MODL026932
 }}
 == Description ==
-The JVC AV-24F703 is a 24" television from JVC's I'Art series, manufactured around 2001. The I'Art line featured flat-screen tube technology and contemporary styling aimed at the design-conscious consumer market.
+The JVC AV-24F703 is a 24" television from JVC's I'Art series, manufactured around 2002. The I'Art line featured flat-screen tube technology and contemporary styling aimed at the design-conscious consumer market.
+This model was manufactured by Orion Electric in Thailand and uses a Toshiba jungle chip for video processing. Despite being branded JVC, the chassis shares similarities with the Toshiba 24AF42. The picture tube was manufactured by Toshiba but carries Orion branding.
 == Technical Details ==
-The I'Art series represented JVC's response to the flat-screen CRT trend of the early 2000s. The 24" size makes this model particularly suitable for smaller spaces while still providing high-quality viewing. Component video inputs support 480i and 480p signals.
+The AV-24F703 features a flat CRT with an INVAR shadow mask for improved picture quality. Key specifications include:
+* 181-channel quartz PLL frequency synthesized tuner (VHF 2-13, UHF 14-69, plus cable channels)
+* 3-line digital comb filter for improved picture clarity
+* BBE High Definition Sound audio processing
+* Component video inputs supporting 480i and 480p signals
+* Universal remote control (RM-C309G) with TV, VCR, and DVD control capability
+* On-screen display in English, French, and Spanish
+* 2-year picture tube warranty, 1-year parts and labor warranty
+The CRT Database notes this model has excellent picture quality with a Toshiba jungle chip. The only common issue is slightly pushed red and blue colors, which can be corrected by reducing color saturation in the menu. This chassis can be modified for RGB input.
 == Related Models ==
 * [[JVC AV-14F703]] - 14" I'Art model
+* [[JVC AV-20F703]] - 20" I'Art model (shares user manual)
 * [[JVC AV-27F703]] - 27" I'Art model
 * [[JVC AV-32F703]] - 32" I'Art model
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 [[Category:JVC CRTs]]
 [[Category:24-inch CRTs]]
-[[Category:2001 CRTs]]
+[[Category:2002 CRTs]]
 [[Category:4:3 CRTs]]
 [[Category:I'Art]]