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Aiwa XD-AX1 Super Slim DVD Player

Aiwa XD-AX1 Super Slim DVD Player
Brand: Aiwa
Category: CE


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Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars 2 reviews
Sales Rank: 57255

Color: Silver
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5.7
Dimensions (in): 19.7 x 11.1 x 5.1

MPN: XD-AX1
Model: XD-AX1
UPC: 018818031048
EAN: 0018818031048
ASIN: B00006RVH6


Features:
  • Stylish Slim Design - only 2-1/3" Height
  • DVD-R/DVD/CD-R/CD-RW/Audio and MP3 CD playback
  • DTS/Dolby Optical and Coaxial Digital Out
  • Component, Composite and S-Video Outputs
  • 3-D Surround Sound, 4 Slow speeds, 3 Zoom options, 4 Search speeds

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Great bang for the buck   September 16, 2006
M. Boyagian (Wayne, MI)
It gets the job done! nuttin' fancy...just a good overall player. I have it hooked up through an optical output, and a progressive scan video output. This is fed into my Toshiba 27" "color stream" input...and the audio is fed into my KLH Audio 5.1 system. everything is great, at an affordable home theater price.!!


4 out of 5 stars Simple and easy   April 13, 2003
Ben Graham (New York, NY United States)
We bought this made in Thailand DVD player about 2 months ago...so happy with it we would buy the same one as a gift. It's simple to hook up and understand, and very easy to use. However, one annoying quirk is the power LED indicator. It works in the opposite fashion as one would think: glows red when powered down and off when playing a DVD.