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== Description ==
== Description ==
The JVC AV-20D304 is a 20-inch CRT television from JVC's D-Series lineup, released in 2003. It is the smallest model in the late-era D-Series, using the FE2 chassis shared with the 27" models. Unlike larger D-Series, this model features a front panel headphone jack.
The JVC AV-20D304 is a 20-inch CRT television from JVC's D-Series lineup, released in 2003. It is the smallest model in the late-era D-Series, using the FE2 chassis shared with the 27" models. Unlike larger D-Series, this model features a front panel headphone jack.

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JVC AV-20D304
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Overview
Brand
Model
AV-20D304
Series
Type
TV
Screen size
20″
Aspect ratio
4:3
Chassis
ECID
Dimensions
Weight
55 lb24.948 kg <br /> / 24.948 kg55 lb <br />
Inputs
Rear
RF (RF (F-type))
75Ω VHF/UHF antenna/cable input
Component (YPbPr) (RCA (connector))
Shared with Video 2 composite input
S-Video (Y/C) (Mini-DIN-4)
Video 1 and Video 2
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Description

The JVC AV-20D304 is a 20-inch CRT television from JVC's D-Series lineup, released in 2003. It is the smallest model in the late-era D-Series, using the FE2 chassis shared with the 27" models. Unlike larger D-Series, this model features a front panel headphone jack.

Technical Details

Chassis

The AV-20D304 uses the FE2 chassis, which is a 1-chip design shared with the 30 Series and other late D-Series models. This chassis cannot be RGB modded due to its integrated design. The component video input provides excellent quality comparable to RGB for retro gaming.

The 3-line digital comb filter provides quality composite and S-Video processing. This model includes dual S-Video inputs.

Tube

The AV-20D304 uses a 20" 4:3 CRT. The tube brand can be identified by the letter beside the serial number on the back of the set:

  • R = RCA/Thomson
  • S = Samsung
  • B = Goldstar/LG

Audio

The AV-20D304 uses a 1.2W × 2 stereo power amplifier with BBE High Definition Audio processing. The included headphone jack automatically mutes internal speakers when in use.

Video Status Modes

The AV-20D304 features three video presets: THEATER, SPORTS, and GAME. Game Mode reduces input lag for gaming applications.

Red Push

The 2003-2004 D-Series models with later chassis revisions have no known service menu red push fix available.

Setup Tips

  • Game Mode reduces input lag for gaming
  • If component video appears in black and white, enable component in the setup menu
  • Default sharpness is typically too high - adjust in user menu for optimal picture

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