Panasonic SC-BTX70 2.1 channel Blu-ray Disc home theater system

by Edwin

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Work is extremely demanding these days, and as the saying goes, “a man’s home is his castle” so why not pamper yourself whenever you’re back after a long, hard day at the office? Instead of investing in a spa system, why not keep that mind entertained with the latest blockbusters while your ears enjoy above average audio quality through the Panasonic SC-BTX70 2.1 channel Blu-ray Disc home theater system? This innovative setup will come in a chic design that will definitely complement your flat panel TV regardless of the brand (Panasonic folks will claim it works best with Panasonic VIERAs, of course), while you let your Blu-ray player keep you entertained.

Despite coming in a sleek and compact form factor, the SC-BTX70 is no slouch in terms of performance. It might be a 2.1 system, and yet Panasonic has thrown in enough technology to make sure this delivers realistic virtual 7.1 channel sound through a wide listening area. This is made possible thanks to Panasonic’s advanced proprietary surround technology that is able to pump out Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD virtual 7.1-channel surround sound. A couple of front speakers that feature a new top mounted speaker design that further expands the listening area, were specially built using rigid, low-density bamboo cones in order to achieve pure sound and crisp dialogue no matter what movie you’re viewing. The Kelton-type subwoofer will ensure robust, reverberating bass for heart-thumping moments, while the 96-kHz Surround Re-master function makes sure your CDs sound pristine.

Within its ultra slim main unit, the power sliding door will open to reveal a Blu-ray Disc player for all your high definition movie needs. No idea on whether this one will work with VUDU services in the future, but we won’t rule it out just yet. Other functions include a Universal Dock for iPod, an SD memory card slot, and a USB terminal. Expect the Panasonic SC-BTX70 2.1 channel Blu-ray Disc home theater system to be out sometime this month for a shade under a grand.

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Panasonic SC-BTX70 Blu-ray Disc Home Theater | Electronic Digital Technology Review Says: September 12, 2009 at 11:33 pm

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Geoff Martin Says: August 3, 2010 at 9:51 pm

Hello,
I emailed you a few weeks ago for “feedback” regarding the possibility of the PANASONIC SC-BTX70 2.1 CHANNEL BLURAY HOME CINEMA SYSTEM being available for shipment to Adelaide, Australia with “Australian Region Standards”

However, I have not received a reply….. but have received “market and advertising” info from you.

So could you enlighten me with some feedback please or possible sellers who could sell an Australian standard unit to me?

Edwin Says: August 5, 2010 at 5:18 pm

Hi Geoff, I think you will fare better by contacting the Panasonic folks back home Down Under. Cheers and all the best!

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