Summary

Mid-range 32" JVC TV from the late 1990s. 1997 was the year JVC established their longest-running design style for their standard CRT models, and this set is one of the very first. Has composite and s-video input. Picture tube is a common Hitachi model used in many other sets at the time, and it is a good one, all things considered.

Literature

• User Manual
• Service Manual

Notes

Picture quality over composite is pretty good, as you can engage a notch filter to clean up the signal. However, it is advised to turn it off when using s-video, as it is unnecessary and looks bad for that signal.

S-video quality is excellent. Very sharp and clean, with very little chroma bleed. It's so good, it could be mistaken for a component signal at first glance. Seriously.