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| Samsung HW-C770BS Home Theater System | 
| Brand: Samsung
Category: CE
Buy New: Too low to display
as of 9/7/2010 05:35 CDT details
New (5) Used (1) Refurbished (2) from $299.95
Seller: Amazon.com
Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 17,741
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 13.2
Dimensions (in): 14.5 x 16.9 x 6.5
MPN: HW-C770BS/XAA
Model: HW-C770BS/XAA
UPC: 036725617346
EAN: 0036725617346
ASIN: B0037QF7LG
Release Date: March 22, 2010
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | 7.1 Channel | | • | (120Watt x 7) | | • | 3D Surround | | • | True HD Decoder | | • | Active Subwoofer |
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Product Description
Treat your ears to a new dimension in sound, every time you watch your favorite 3D movies and shows. The Samsung HW-C770BS Home Theater System offers unmatched 7.1 channel 3D surround sound, designed to enhance your home 3D experience. The Crystal Amplifier Pro delivers the clearest, truest audio signal. And 4 HDMI inputs make it easy to connect all the components of your home theater system, to enjoy the full power of 3D.
* Dolby Pro Logic IIx: Yes * Dolby Digital EX: Yes * Dolby Digital Plus: Yes * Dolby True HD: Yes * DTS: Yes * DTS ES Discrete 6.1: Yes * DTS 96/24: Yes * DTS Neo 6: Yes * DTS-HD: Yes * Anynet + (HDMI-CEC): Yes * USB HOST: - * Made for iPod: Yes * Works with iPhone: Yes * iPod Dock Cradle Included: Yes * HDMI Out: Yes * Component Output: 1 * # of HDMI Input: 4 * # of Audio Input: 6 * # of Optical Input: 3 * # of Coaxial Input: 1 * Headphone Jack: Yes * Dimension: 39" X 18" X 16" * Weight: 52 lbs.
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| Customer Reviews:
 When it works, it's great. Terrible quality control. September 5, 2010
Lynn B. (Roseville, MI USA)
We purchased this, along with a Samsung 6500 series LED TV & 6500 blu-ray player. Set-up with the receiver was relatively easy and seemed to work ok. However when we tried using Netflix or any other streaming content the video or audio would constantly drop out. Within a few days it got worse and worse. We tried switching to wired Internet, switching out HDMI cables, etc. After some trial and error we removed the receiver from our setup and netflix worked. We called Samsung several times, and their customer service was the worst we've ever experienced. We were hung up on repeatedly and spent over five hours on the phone. They only would let us send in the unit for repair - which would take 3-6 weeks on a receiver that was 2 weeks old. They refused to stand by their products or issue a new unit. After a lot of frustration, we called amazon, who overnighted us a new one with a 5 minute phone call. (We are Prime customers.)
As for the receiver, now that we have a working unit I am satisfied with the sound. I am not a big audiophile so I can't get overly specific, but movies sound great in our 18x15 living room. We feel that the sound could be a little richer and robust - but the speakers are tiny and we realize a home theatre in a box isn't going to have the sound quality of a more expensive custom system. For movies it's great, for music we notice its limitations.
New unit has worked great but we have only had it a month. Now the blu-ray player won't power up as of this morning. It's 2 months old. Samsung is again refusing to stand by their products. Build quality on these components is abysmal, support is non-existant, and customer service is horrible. Based on this I don't recommend this product. Our Labor Day weekend is going to be spent fighting with Samsung on the phone instead of watching blu-ray DVDs. I am just praying the TV doesn't break next.
We are in our 30's, very tech savvy, and don't have kids. So this isn't simply user error or the kids breaking the unit. I am just amazed at how bad the build quality is.
My boyfriend just got off the phone with Amazon, they will replace the blu-ray too. Thank you Amazon for standing by what you sell even when the manufacturer won't. Samsung could learn a lot from your customer service.
 You Get What You Pay For: July 16, 2010
Mitchell A. Brown (Maine USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Sound quality is where you get what you pay for. If your trying to fill a large room, 20x30 or larger, this is not the system, but for smaller rooms it's perfect. Your not paying for Hi End Speakers or a lot of power, but what you get is an excellent level of power and sound. Ease of operation is somewhat excellent once you learn the sequence to make the changes. Other than switching from Dolby Pro IIz and x should be about the only changes you may need to do. Some tone adjustments if using the tuner. The only weakness I ran into is the mounting key for each of the speaker. Plastic is thin and weak. When mounting using brackets, do not force or the key will stretch and break. Too bad they didn't use a threaded mount that was strongly secured to the speaker cabinet. You also may want to double check the automated sound control setup, check distance and speaker size especially, may take a couple of tries.
Very good entry level system April 28, 2010
D. Collman (toano, Virginia, US)
6 out of 9 found this review helpful
This system, take away from all of the passive subwoofer and dvd/ blu ray all in one. It goes to actual components that can be replaced. the sub is decent, speakers are pretty nice, but the mounting is different, need to research more on mounts for these speaker. The overall sound is better than systems custing much more, as long as you upgradesthe speaker wire at least 18-16g, also, upgrade subwoofer cable. over all. amazon sent the system very quickly.
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