Onkyo CSV720S Executive Shelf System with Universal DVD
- 30 Watts per channel x 2 channels for superb stereo with Discrete High-Current Amplifier Stage
- Two 2-Way Bass Reflex Speaker systems – Each contain one 5.125 Woofer and one 1 Soft-Dome Tweeter
- Stereo and Virtual-Surround modes
- Built-in DVD Player – Plays DVD – CD – CDR – CDRW – MP3 and WMA CD – DVD Audio – SACD discs
- Digitally-tuned AM/FM Radio with up to 40 programmable station memory presets for easy access to favorite radio stations
Product Description
Onkyo Executive Shelf System w/univ. DVD CSV720SFrom the Manufacturer
Looking for the perfect combination of style and performance? The CS-V720 is just the answer! It not only delivers the high quality video your looking for from the progressive scan DVD player. Thanks to proprietary technologies like Onkyo’s Wide Range Amplifier Technology it’s also the ideal platform for today’s high-resolution formats such as DVD-Audio and Super Audio CD, as well as for regular CDs. And the high-quality 2-way bass reflex speakers ensure that you will hear every detail from your favorite music and movies. The CS-V720 is packed with features, from the XM ready tuner* that gives you access to over 150 channels of digital quality audio to enhanced control of your iPod when used in conjunction with our optional DS-A1 Remote Interactive Dock. All of this technology is available packaged in a sleek looking, compact system that can be used in any room of the ho… More >>
Onkyo CSV720S Executive Shelf System with Universal DVD
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5 comments
Dusty on February 26, 2010 at 9:07 pm
I received this as a gift and didn’t open the box because I didn’t have anywhere to put it until after the 30 days to return to Amazon expired. The CD/DVD drawer on the unit didn’t work. I couldn’t register the unit with Onkyo (required to get warranty work) because they didn’t have a record of the serial number (?). The unit had a date of manufacture of 2005 – it was bought in mid-2007 so this was kind of odd. It was very difficult to get the unit in – the place was over fifty miles away and was open during work hours. Not only was the power unit broken and had to be replaced but the inside of the unit was dirty. There is a good chance I paid a new price for a refurbished unit that was never repaired. The stereo sounds good but now I hope nothing else goes wrong since the warranty expired before I heard it play the first CD.
L. Reimann on February 26, 2010 at 11:02 pm
I bought this little system because of the price and I didn’t have a lot of space. The sound quality is good. The system is set up to expand to a full five speaker system. I added an powered external subwoofer which heled with the bass. A good system for the price. I would have given the system five stars if a subwoofer would have been included.
E. Aspen on February 27, 2010 at 1:34 am
I recently purchased this and while the components all seem to be very well made, the sound just was not for me. It seemed as though the reproduction of the music was based upon what someone thought I (the public) would like. It was very digital sounding, very compressed, lacking any warmth. I have to say that what came out of the speakers just did not seem to sound real to me. The only thing that was half way decent to my ears was listening to some classical music on the radio. Trying to listen to the Beatles and Bob Dylan and even newer band recordings was just upsetting.
I guess I was spoiled by my 30 year old analog-based vintage Scott Receiver which had recently stopped working. I inherited the Scott receiver from my brother after he left for college (Thanks Paul!). I think I am going to have to get that thing fixed afterall- or buy a vintage receiver somewhere else. Even with my newer cheap Sony speakers it sounded a hundred times better then the Onkyo.
The moral of the story: If you grew up with analog sound (vinyl records and old receivers) you should think twice about getting this Onkyo system.
Dominick J. Paolillo on February 27, 2010 at 4:22 am
I am happy I bought this set. It is versatile and has a fine sound. The unit is compact, the sound is full-sized. The good things I read in reviews of this item are true for the unit I received. Plus, I can not believe that what I hear in theater listening mode is coming from only two speakers.
Bryce W. Mccarty on February 27, 2010 at 5:42 am
First purchase of any Onkyo product. Read many other comments before comitting to this system but very pleased with the obvious quality and very clear sound. In fact I played some old CDs of the “Doors” [boy does that date me!] and I could clearly hear “noise” from the transfer from the original vinyl records to CD.
I do feel more base is needed for some recordings and may buy the extra cost base speaker for this system in the future.
Over all a very good compact system with lots of features for the money.