More Info & Picture of Panasonic CQ-C8301
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Topic: More Info & Picture of Panasonic CQ-C8301
Posted By: Fiero Zen
Subject: More Info & Picture of Panasonic CQ-C8301
Date Posted: 16 April 2007 at 7:32pm
The Panasonic CQ-C8301U will impress you with its performance and wow you with its cool looks. The full-motion 3D dot matrix (3DDM) display steps up the wow factor while the CFL backlight and cool smoked chrome face complete the look. To top that off, the CQ-C8301U also features a motorized Day & Night Design faceplate. By day, the display has a dramatic, metallic... More half-mirror effect. At night, the panel changes completely, and glows an enchanting shade of blue. To complement its awesome appearance, the CQ-C8301U is packed with an impressive array of features including MP3/WMA playback with ID3 readout, a built-in spectrum analyzer, SQ7 (7-Band Sound Quality) equalizer, two sets of preamp outputs with high-pass filter, subwoofer output with selectable low-pass filter, dual auxiliary inputs, and DVD/CD changer control. The CQ-C8301U features SBC-CW (Super Bass Controlled Subwoofer), to allow rear speakers to be used exclusively for bass reproduction, contributing to front soundstage imaging. Panasonic?s 3-beam hologram pickup ensures flawless CD playback while the FM Optimizer (FMO), Adaptive FM Front End (AFE), and Impulse Noise Quieting (INQ) provide superior radio reception. Power is supplied by Panasonics MOSFET50, which pumps out a hefty 25 watts/channel RMS. The CQ-C8301U is XM-ready and comes complete with a wireless remote.
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