Typical price: £300
What is it: DVD home-cinema system with 5.1 speakers
What we think: An excellent inexpensive partner for a high-definition display
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 13 September 2006
Tags: Pioneer, Pioneer DCS-360, analogue, DVDs, connectivity
We like:
Sizeable speakers; HDMI and USB connectivity; easy to use; peerless picture performance
We don't like:
No component outputs; sonic cohesion
You might also need:
RGB Scart cable; HDMI cable
CNET UK judgement:
Pioneer's DCS-360 is far more ample than your average home-cinema system. With a full-size speaker system and HDMI connectivity it's an ideal affordable partner for a modern flat-screen display
Full review:
If the prospect of building your own separates system is all too daunting, then an all-in-one alternative offers a convenient escape clause -- all you need to do is add a TV and you're away. Home-cinema-in-a-box systems may not equal the performance of separates but they are increasingly popular for their ease of use and affordability. Continue Reading...
Pioneer DCS-360 History
8 Dec 2006 in Reviews
All-in-one home cinema systems
Grab the popcorn, dim the lights and get ready for your favourite movie, complete with surround sound -- we bring you the latest in all-in-one home cinema systems
Latest user reviews
December 27, 2006
Posted by: Joao Paulo
"Poor subwoofer and does not support the surround to tuner and external inputs"
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