JVC AV-27F485
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Brand
Model
AV-27F485
Series
Released
2004
Type
TV
Screen size
27″
Aspect ratio
4:3
Chassis
Remote
ECID
Tube
Mask
Slot mask
Dimensions
H × W × D
23.625 in × 32.625 in × 20.5 in
Weight
94.6 lb42.91 kg <br /> / 42.91 kg94.6 lb <br />
Speakers
Type
Stereo
Power
9W × 2
Power
Voltage
120V
Frequency
60Hz
TV Systems
AV system
Tuner
Inputs
Rear
Antenna
RF (RF (F-type))
Input 1
Composite (CVBS) (RCA (connector), Stereo audio via RCA (connector))
Input 2
Component (YPbPr) (RCA (connector), Stereo audio via RCA (connector))
Input 1
S-Video (Y/C) (Mini-DIN-4, Stereo audio, audio shared w/ Input 1)
Front
Input 3
Composite (CVBS) (RCA (connector), Stereo audio via RCA (connector))
Outputs
Rear
Audio Out
Analog stereo (RCA (connector))
Fixed audio output
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The JVC AV-27F485 is a 27" flat-screen CRT television from JVC's I'Art series, released in 2004. It features a Real Flat picture tube with INVAR shadow mask, a 3-line digital comb filter, and BBE High Definition Audio. It shares a user manual and chassis design with the JVC AV-27F475, JVC AV-32F485, JVC AV-32F475, and JVC AV-36F475.

The primary distinction of the F485 over the JVC AV-27F475 is the inclusion of A.H.S. (Advanced Hyper Surround) sound, which adds a more spacious surround sound effect with Music and Movie presets. The F475 models include only standard Hyper Surround. The F485 also features higher-powered speakers (9W × 2 vs. 7.5W × 2 on the F475). A later model in the same I'Art 27" lineup, the JVC AV-27F476, uses the updated GJ5 chassis but retains the same input complement.

The input complement includes one component video input, one S-Video input, and three composite AV inputs (two rear, one front), plus a fixed stereo audio output. The TV supports five video status modes (Standard, TheaterPro, Theater, Dynamic, and Game) and 16:9 raster compression mode for anamorphic DVD playback.

The AV-27F485 is compatible with the JVC RKC27DF4S and JVC RK-C27DF6U TV stands.

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