- 330w
- HDMi Out
- 4 satellite speakers
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With a power output of 330 W, the LG HT306SF contains five 45 W speakers, a 105 W subwoofer and a DivX-certified DVD player - it's the perfect set-up for any home! The LG HT306SF produces Dolby Digital sound and supports a wide range of media formats, including MP3, WMA and JPEG. The quality of standard DVDs is enhanced to 1080p Full HD via upscaling, meaning you can enjoy content on an HD TV with no distortion.
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22 of 22 people found the following review helpful
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This is a decent little budget home cinema system.
It can upscale DVDs to resolutions of up to 1080p over HDMI, but I got the best results by setting the output to 576p and letting the TV worry about upscaling.
The FM radio tuner can be used without turning the TV on, which is one of the features I wanted, and with a rotary volume control on the front you don't even need the remote. It's a tad finicky about aerial positioning, but it gives good results.
The 5.1 Dolby Digital sound from DVDs sounds good. It doesn't have Dolby Pro Logic or an optical digital input, which didn't matter for my purposes but might be a downside to some people. There are virtual surround modes available, or it can work as a 2.1 system for stereo inputs. There is a stereo phono input on the back and a 3.5mm stereo jack input on the front.
There is also a USB socket on the front where you can plug in a thumb drive and play music or videos, or show jpeg pictures. It can record from CD to USB, but I haven't tried that.
It's a 5.1 system with 5 satellite speakers and a subwoofer, despite the spec above saying 4 speakers. There are preset equalizer settings but no finer control available for anyone who wants to make minor tweaks to the levels.
The remote control can control an LG television, but just the very basic features such as power, input select and volume, so it doesn't really matter what brand of TV you have.
Overall, it's a good little system, so long as you don't need fancy features.
It can upscale DVDs to resolutions of up to 1080p over HDMI, but I got the best results by setting the output to 576p and letting the TV worry about upscaling.
The FM radio tuner can be used without turning the TV on, which is one of the features I wanted, and with a rotary volume control on the front you don't even need the remote. It's a tad finicky about aerial positioning, but it gives good results.
The 5.1 Dolby Digital sound from DVDs sounds good. It doesn't have Dolby Pro Logic or an optical digital input, which didn't matter for my purposes but might be a downside to some people. There are virtual surround modes available, or it can work as a 2.1 system for stereo inputs. There is a stereo phono input on the back and a 3.5mm stereo jack input on the front.
There is also a USB socket on the front where you can plug in a thumb drive and play music or videos, or show jpeg pictures. It can record from CD to USB, but I haven't tried that.
It's a 5.1 system with 5 satellite speakers and a subwoofer, despite the spec above saying 4 speakers. There are preset equalizer settings but no finer control available for anyone who wants to make minor tweaks to the levels.
The remote control can control an LG television, but just the very basic features such as power, input select and volume, so it doesn't really matter what brand of TV you have.
Overall, it's a good little system, so long as you don't need fancy features.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
I have a Toshiba tv with 10watt sound which when watching music channels, any bass is like a tin can being kicked around, so I decided to get a better sound system to connect to the tv. I chose the LG HT306SF mainly for the price (under£100)and also because it offered 300+watts which is more than adequate for my small living room. I have to say, the sound quality is amazing , it makes watching tv more pleasurable plus the system includes a dvd/cd player...I`m not into blu-ray yet.
All in all its a great unit and well worth the money. LG HT306SF 5.1 Channel DVD Home Cinema System
All in all its a great unit and well worth the money. LG HT306SF 5.1 Channel DVD Home Cinema System
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