JVC XL-V3
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The XL-V3 (and XL-V3B in black finish) was a Compact Disk Player manufactured by the JVC Corporation of Japan. It was a basic unit in the range but still very desirable today. Here are some of its features.
- ISS (Independent Suspension System) for accurate disc play
- "Y Servo System" for superior tracking ability
- Digital filter and elaborate analogue circuits for better sound
- 8 track programming, index play and other operating conveniences
- 3-mode track/time display
- Synchro play with JVC cassette decks similarly equipped
- Compact front-loading design
Specification
Model Name | XL-V3 and XL-V3B |
Frequency Response | 5 Hz to 20 kHz |
THD | 0.0035 % (at 1 kHz) |
Dynamic Range | 95 dB (at 1 kHz) |
SNR | 96 dB |
Channel Separation | 90 dB (at 1 kHz) |
Wow and Flutter | Unmeasurable |
Search Modes | Direct search, 2-speed manual search, song skip, Index skip |
Programme Function | 8-step random access memory at maximum with correction facility |
Repeat Function | All songs, programmed songs |
Disc Loading System | Horizontal Loading |
Output Level | 2.0 V rms |
Dimensions | 340 mm × 93 mm × 294 mm |
Mass | 4.4 kg |
Cost/eBay
Although it is a basic unit, it is still very desirable, because many of these older units were very reliable. A good working one in mint condition can sell for well over thirty pounds or more in the pre-used market.