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Latest revision as of 16:02, 27 January 2026
Contents
Company profile
Wikipedia writes about JVC including: "Victor Company of Japan, Limited (JVC) is a company based in Yokohama, Japan, that develops and sells consumer electronics for home users and the entertainment industry, as well as media technology equipment for semi-professional and professional applications." A key JVC product was the VHS video recording process, but unfortunately also the early Digital Restrictions Management system Macrovision. JVC is a company with a long history, having been founded long before World War 2. It was later acquired, without abandoning the brand, by Matsushita. Currently a part of the JVC Kenwood Corporation.
Definitions of terms (not company-specific)
- equalizer technology
- Cassette deck technology
- Turntable technology
- quadraphonic technology
- tuner technology
- Amplifier technology
Products
- Acoustic Processors
- A/V Receivers
- A/V Amplifier
- Tape Machines
- Blu-ray Disc Player
- CD Player
- CD Recorder
- CD Changer
- Portable CD Player
- D/A Converter
- DAT Portables
- DAT Recorder
- DVD Player
- DVD receiver
- Elcaset Cassette Decks
- Power Amplifiers
- Equalizer
- Total Systems
- Cassette Decks
- Cassette Recorders (Portable)
- compact systems
- Headphones
- Loudspeakers
- MD Decks
- Microphones
- Mixers
- PCM Processors
- Turntables
- Radio Recorder
- Noise Reduction
- Receiver
- Subwoofer
- Tuner
- Pickup
- Tone Arms
- Distributor & Switch Boxes
- Video Recorder
- Power Amplifier
- Preamplifier
Web links
Turntable Manuals
Logo
