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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. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:17, 14 January 2026
JVC AV-3500S
Overview
Brand
Model
AV-3500S
Type
TV
Screen size
35″
Aspect ratio
4:3
ECID
Inputs
Rear
1×RF (RF (F-type))
Accessories
Parts
Documents
Archival Links
Database
Contribute
Photos
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.
