Panasonic TH42PX70 Speaker System
| by Colin Tang |
21 March 2007 |
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Fine speaker grille... hardly noticeable |
The Panasonic TH42PX70 unveils a hidden speaker design, with its fine grille rolling off the lower black bezel. The speaker does a fine job for your bread-and-butter news and regular programmes, but for more adventurous sound, you will probably turn to a high wattage separate home theatre system.
It has two modes, speech and music, together with the usual bass, treble and balance controls for tonal adjustment. I prefer the [Surround] option on all the time for a more expansive sound stage and speech clarity. I also nudged the bass up for a little more volume at the lower frequencies.
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Sound Menu |
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Sound Meter TH42PX70 |
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Resolution |
Average |
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Transient response |
Average |
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Dynamic range |
Average |
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Stereo Imaging |
Average |
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Dispersion |
Average |
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Volume |
Average |
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Notes |
Surround On |
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