Has in the current CEDIA Home Theater Show in Atlanta, the JVC DLA-RS4000 Reference Series 4K Cinema Projector introduced along with a pair of 4.1-channel sound bar home theater systems. The projector can reproduce a 10-megapixel images and offers 4K resolution, or 4096 x2, 400 pixels, which is more than four times as high as 1080p. The projector is both ISF and THX certified, and can produce 3500 lumens brightness of its xenon lamp, with 8 settings for the lamp power.
Wire Grid Polarizer LCD progress combine to deliver a native contrast ratio of 10,000:1. An integrated RSVP4 custom digital video processing, the signals of the scope and process-source switch feeds from Blu-ray and gaming systems, cable and satellite receivers and DVD players. Professional installer can create a custom gamut of two memories in RSVP4 calibration for a specific installation environment, along with audio delay compensation, and three separate gamma tables. JVC DLA-ships of the RS4000 with a high quality projection zoom lens. The 110lb projector comes with an Ethernet and network ports for remote control from a connected PC or network.
At the same time showed the JVC TH-TH-BA1 and SB100 4.1-channel sound bar system with a 2.4GHz wireless subwoofer. Either can be wall-mounted or sit down and built in front of a television, and the TH-SB100 System has a Blu-ray player in it. Either the system receives two optical inputs and one analog input.
Four separate speakers are integrated in every sound bar, with the two outer speakers deliver both the right and left channel information. The two center speakers reproduce center channel and rear surround channel information. The total power is rated at 220W, with the subwoofer in its own 100W digital amplifier. Both systems can be Dolby Digital, Dolby Pro Logic II and DTS formats.
The Blu-ray player in the TA system, the SB100 can AVCHD camcorder format support and connect to BD-Live, when an external USB memory stick is connected. It is a 1.3 HDMI connection, an Ethernet port and the USB host, with component and composite video and analog outputs, optical and coaxial audio outputs.
