Onkyo positions digital A/V center to make big noise in global market

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Onkyo Corp, Japan, has introduced its new TX-DS575 digital audio-video (A/V) center to the global market that feature codecs for the Digital Theater System and Dolby Digital system. The company will ship 30,000 of these A/V centers worldwide each month. The TX-DS575 incorporates DTS, Dolby Digital and Dolby ProLogic decoders. It carries one optical, two coaxial digital and seven analog inputs. The product also offers a 5.1- channel analog input and integrates a 24-bit, 96kHz-compatible digital- analog converter.

Digital Audio Disc Players, Compact disc players

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Onkyo positions digital A/V center to make big noise in global market

Article Abstract:

Onkyo Corp unveils the TX-DS575 digital audio-video center that incorporates codecs for Dolby Digital systems and the Digital Theater System. The product features seven analog, one optical and two coaxial digital inputs. A unique design with minimal reliance on the negative feedback circuit allows the generation of a wide range of sounds. Offering 130W per channel, the product achieves frequency properties from 20Hz to 100kHz.

Audio Receivers, Tuners & Amplifiers

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With solid reputation in audio market, Onkyo enters video scene

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Onkyo Corp has launched its latest lineups of audio-video receivers and other video equipment. Among its latest products are the AV-555 and AV-656 audio/receivers, the Phantom Cinema one-box theater system with Surround sound technology and the Mini-Disc based Life Style Audio System. Onkyo is planning to expand its product lineups to include DVD players and home theater systems based on the Virtual Sound technology.

Home Video Disc Players, Videodisk players

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