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JVC UX-D327B Wireless Traditional Hi-Fi System - Black - Damaged Box £39.97 + £2.99 delivery @ ebay / currys_clearance
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JVC UX-D327B Wireless Traditional Hi-Fi System - Black - Damaged Box £39.97 + £2.99 delivery @ ebay / currys_clearance

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Wireless Bluetooth connectivity for streaming songs from your phone
THIS ITEM HAS A DAMAGED BOX

Wireless Bluetooth connectivity for streaming songs from your phone

Hear more radio stations with DAB and FM tuners

Plenty of music listening options with a CD player, USB port and aux in

Remote control for your convenience

Stream music wirelessly from your compatible smartphone or tablet to the JVC UX-D327B Wireless Traditional Hi-Fi System – Bluetooth R gives you a great way to share songs from your digital libraries and music streaming services.

Open up a world of choice with a DAB radio tuner. You'll have access to more stations than with a traditional radio – each can be directly tuned to and you won't have to put up with static interference. If you prefer listening the traditional way, there's an FM tuner too. Store all your favourites for direct access with 20 DAB and 20 FM presets.

Load up a CD from your collection and enjoy it in clear, punchy quality over the Hi-Fi's 10 W speakers. There's an aux-in port for connecting non-Bluetooth music devices, and an USB port that lets you play back files from USB sticks and external drives.

Play, pause, skip tracks and adjust the volume with the handy included remote control. You won't have to keep getting up to operate the UX-D327B Hi-Fi, so it's ideal when you're entertaining or in the middle of a meal.
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  1. 5lugger's avatar
    Worth adding this has DAB+
    Richiejohn's avatar
    Where does it say that? I can't see it.
    Seems pretty good if it has DAB+
  2. rapscalli's avatar
    jvcsupport.co.uk/tv-…io/



    TV & Home AudioJVC TV | JVC SOUNDBARS | JVC HOME AUDIOThese products are manufactured, distributed, serviced and warranted by Currys PLC (Currys). “JVC” is the trademark of JVCKENWOOD Corporation, used by such company under license.JVCKENWOOD Corporation has granted a license to Currys PLC to utilize its “JVC” trademark to sell “JVC” brand TV and Home Audio products in the UK.Therefore, all matters concerning such products are the sole responsibility of Currys PLC in the UK, and NOT the responsibility of JVCKENWOOD Corporation and any of its companies, including its UK subsidiaries.For more information on these products, please visit Currys Help and Supportcurrys.co.uk/hel…tml
  3. EDraven's avatar
    Thanks OP - Good deal

    I'd be grateful if someone who has this unit could provide the correct dimensions of the speakers (especially the height required to enable to fit into a book shelf). I've found different dimensions for the unit online.

    TIA
    deleted2888145's avatar
    Just measured it - Speakers are 23x13x13. Unit is 12(h)x18(w)x23(l) - all cm

    I've had this about 3 years - really good unit for the price. Ideal for bedroom or office. (edited)
  4. mycroftmw's avatar
    Had one of these in the kitchen for a couple of years. Sound is pretty decent. Paid £60 and am still very happy with it
  5. JaxStorm's avatar
    Was looking for one with a cassette on, any recommendations please?
    5lugger's avatar
    Charity Shops!
  6. Cesar_Sanchez's avatar
    Imagine how popular this would have been if this was 80s or 90s
    Sixtyten's avatar
    In the 1980s and 1990s JVC were a manufacturer of high quality consumer electronics. Their mini, midi and micro Hifi systems were comparable to Pioneer and Technics. And units such as the UX-A5 Micro or the Adagio series were easily as good as anything Trio / Kenwood produced. This, on the other hand, wouldn't even be comparable to a nasty late era £99 Aiwa micro-system produced just before Aiwa went bust. From what JVC were, winning the video format war, to where they are now, just a badge stuck on cheaply produce OEM stuff, shows how fleeting success can be. (edited)
  7. bOoMbAsTiC's avatar
    "Traditional", yet NO cassette deck/s... False advertising
    5lugger's avatar
    If you were being really picky its also missing AM!
  8. JGiles's avatar
    Cheap…but I can hum louder than 10w
  9. EdCov's avatar
    It is probably "damaged box" because it has been in storage a long time because they cannot shift it. The question is what is the quality of the sound? 10W is not loud and on the right deal you could get a pair of Dots for this price, which might be a better deal. It will bluetooth from your phone, and give you lots of radio. The question is which would give the best sound this or two dots?
    andypoulton's avatar
    TBH, the volume is a factor of 2 things. The output of the amp and the efficiency of the speakers, i.e. the ability of the speakers to turn the electric input in to sound. Speaker efficiency is quoted in dBs.

    I don't know what these speakers are rated at but, as a guide, 85dB is very inefficient and it takes twice as much power from the amp to reach the same volume as a speaker with 88dB efficiency whilst 98dB is considered as very efficient.

    And, from a quality perspective, I'd always take a pair of speakers with larger drivers and bigger boxes over Dots or any other small B/T speakers
  10. CroMoly's avatar
    I'll carry on using my 23 year old British made Arcam Alpha 10 and more recent British made BK sub etc..

    Pass...
    drumboe's avatar
    What's the relevance to this deal?
  11. Noddydog's avatar
    This deal may not be too bad, but a lot of the 'damaged box' stuff on their eBay clearance account isn't that cheap. I wonder if they've discovered that 'damaged box' items sell better, because we all assume it must be a bargain and who cares about the box.
  12. tanked's avatar
    I got this for one of my kids for Christmas. It's decent enough
    Kaan_Oezden's avatar
    is it original JVC? how is the quality? I used to have a JVC casette player. It was better than the non branded CD players
  13. Rocksteady's avatar
    Good little deal. Bought for my mother in law as she was after a little CD/Radio player.
  14. fazzy-bhoy's avatar
    great for plugging a chromecast audio into (if you can still get them cheap enough).
  15. arwel54's avatar
    I was told by a salesman in Curry's that the JVC brand is now owned by Curry's and most likely cheap rubbish compared to when it was JVC in its early days. I actually found a decent honest salesman in Curry's one day while out with my wife. We both believe that he wad not happy in his job as he practically told us to shop elsewhere.
  16. Wali_S's avatar
    20£ off for a damaged box is pretty good, not amazing but good .
  17. ToeCrusher's avatar
    Any good to connect with PC or MAC? Looking for a cheap decent to be on the desktop.
  18. nickyzizou's avatar
    I've looked at the pictures and the info, am I missing something or is there definitely no headphone jack?

    I can see a line in but no headphone.
    deleted2888145's avatar
    There's a line in above the USB port
  19. This.Is.Dog's avatar
    Heat! That's excellent. (edited)
  20. vegalz0r's avatar
    Ordered, thank you. Hope it’s nice and loud for garage gym
  21. Subsh's avatar
    does this play .wav files?
    JaxStorm's avatar
    or .midi files
  22. The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    Not a bad price for a DAB radio, nothing special though.
  23. louiselouise's avatar
    I had a similar Panasonic set, I'd assume as it was on the cheaper end it's similar quality. Ended up selling it as it didn't actually sound any better than the Sandstrom hi-fi (I'd hesitate to call any of these hi-fi) that I had. Gave the Sandstrom to my niece who was a teen at the time.

    Think you're better going the chi-fi route but it would cost a few more quid and wouldn't be an all-in-one solution!
  24. hd321's avatar
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    Help please. This is the back of the unit that arrived today. Anyone know what the speaker connectors are called so I can attach to my own speaker wire (not the speakers that came with it)?
    The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    They look proprietary.
    May as well just cut the connectors off the speakers that came with it and use them.
  25. ijwia's avatar
    was thinking of getting this but its probably cheap junk
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