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Parts Identification		2
Center Unit		2
Remote Control		3
Getting Started		4
Before Installation		4
Checking the Supplied Accessories		4
Putting Batteries in the Remote Control		4
Connecting the FM and AM Antennas		5
Speaker Layout Diagram		6
Connecting the Speakers		7
Connecting Audio/Video Component		8
TV Settings		10
Changing the Scanning Mode		10
Operating TV		11
Basic Disc Operations		12
1	Turn On the Power	12
2	Select the Source	12
3	Load a Disc	12
4	Start Playback	13
5	Adjust the Volume	13
6	Activate Surround	13
Moving to Another Chapter/Track/File		14
Stopping Playback		14

Selecting the Audio Languages	24
Selecting the Subtitles	24
Selecting the Playback Channel	25
Selecting the Multi-Angle Views	25
Checking the Remaining Time	25
Disc Menu-Driven Playback	26
Moving to a Particular Portion Directly	27
Searching for a Particular Point	27
Repeating Playback	28
7 Repeat Play	28
7 A–B Repeat	28
Special Picture Playback	29
7 Still Picture/Frame-by-Frame Playback	29
7 Slow Motion Playback	29
7 Zoom	29
MP3/JPEG Introduction	30
MP3/JPEG Playback	31
Starting Playback	31
Showing the On-Screen Bar	31
Operations Using the On-Screen Display	32
Selecting a Particular File/Folder Directly	33
Repeating Playback	33
Browsing Pictures in the Current Folder	33
Rotating and Flipping a Picture	33

Basic Tuner Operations		15
1 Turn On the Power		15
2	Select the Band	15
3	Adjust the Volume	15
4 Tune into a Station		15
Other Basic Operations		16
Enjoying Sounds from the External Component		16
Turning Off the Power with the Timer		16
Adjusting the Display Brightness		16
Creating Realistic Sound Fields		17
Using the Test Tone		17
Adjusting the Sound		17
7 Basic sound adjustment procedure		18
Surround Mode Introduction		19
7 Dolby Digital and DTS Digital Surround		19
7 Dolby Pro Logic II modes		19
Activating the Surround Mode		20
Disc Introduction—DVD/VCD/SVCD/CD		21
Disc Playback		22
Using the On-Screen Bar		22
7 Showing the On-Screen Bar		22
7 Basic operation through the On-Screen Bar		23

Tuner Operations	34
Tuning in Stations	34
Using Preset Tuning	35
Selecting the FM Reception Mode	35
Setting Up the DVD Preferences	36
Setting the System Preferences	36
7 The basic procedure to set up the system preferences	37
7 To adjust the DRC (Dynamic Range Compression)	37
Setting the Preferences	38
7 The basic procedure to set up preferences	38
7 To set the parental (rating) level	39
7 To change the password	39
7 To release the parental lock temporarily	40
7 Language Code List	40
Maintenance	41
Troubleshooting	42
Specifications	43

TH-A25 specifications

The JVC TH-A25 is a compact home theater system that combines innovative sound technologies with user-friendly features, making it an excellent choice for those looking to enhance their audio-visual experience at home. One of the standout aspects of the JVC TH-A25 is its impressive surround sound capabilities, which allow users to immerse themselves in a three-dimensional audio environment. This model features advanced audio processing technology designed to enhance the clarity and depth of sound, creating a cinematic experience right in your living room.

The system is equipped with a powerful subwoofer that delivers deep bass, enriching music and movie soundtracks alike. With a total output power of around 300 watts, the JVC TH-A25 ensures that the audio is loud enough to fill medium-sized rooms while maintaining sound quality. The presence of multiple audio channels allows for versatile speaker placement, enhancing the overall soundstage.

Another notable feature of the JVC TH-A25 is its compatibility with various audio formats. This system supports Dolby Digital and DTS decoding, meaning you can enjoy a wide range of movie and music formats without losing audio fidelity. Additionally, the built-in Bluetooth functionality enables users to stream music directly from their smartphones or other devices, offering convenience and modern connectivity options.

The design of the JVC TH-A25 is both sleek and stylish, fitting seamlessly into any home decor. The compact form factor of the speakers makes them easy to integrate into different setups without taking up much space. The intuitive remote control makes it easy to adjust settings, manage volume, and switch between input sources with ease.

Moreover, the setup process is straightforward, allowing users to get started with their home theater experience quickly. The simple wiring and clear user manual ensure that even those who are not tech-savvy can enjoy their new system without frustration.

In summary, the JVC TH-A25 is designed to deliver an engaging audio experience with its advanced surround sound technology, powerful bass, and modern connectivity features. Its compact design and user-friendly interfaces make it suitable for any home theater enthusiast looking to elevate their entertainment experience.

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Models: TH-A25

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TH-A25 specifications