Bose 321 DVD Home Theater System 220volts

The Bose 321 Series I DVD home-entertainment system (220V)

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- slightly used
- with original wires and remote
- in good condition
- superb sound quality
- 95% smooth
- test before you buy
- powered system (amplified) no need for amplifier or receiver

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Like its predecessor, the 321 Series I uses signal processing to give the impression of surround sound from just two small satellites and a subwoofer. Second-generation refinements include updated signal-processing technology, a smaller DVD player/tuner unit--Bose calls it a media center--and a redesigned remote control. The 321 Series I does a surprisingly decent job creating an expansive sound field, its sparse video connectivity makes it less versatile than a decent A/V receiver or even many competing home-theater-in-a box systems (HTIBs).

The Bose 321 Series I's compact design makes it a suitable candidate for bedrooms and small home theaters where center and rear speakers and their associated wires would be too intrusive. The two small, graphite-gray satellite speakers (3.5 by 7.9 by 5.25 inches each) are magnetically shielded to prevent video interference. You can perch them on stands, place them in home-entertainment furniture, or wall-mount them with optional Bose brackets. However, the 15-foot proprietary Y cable that connects the 321 Series I's speakers to the main unit limits where you can place the speakers in your room; you can have them no farther than 30 feet apart from each other and 15 feet from the main unit.

Bose's DVD player/tuner unit measures 3.25 by 13.75 by 10 inches--approximately the size of an Xbox. It has a green text display on its face and basic controls (on/off, source, volume, enter, and eject) near the front of its top panel. A 10-foot proprietary cable connects the DVD/tuner box to the Acoustimass subwoofer (14.5 by 8.75 by 19.1 inches), which is quite bulky compared with the other components. Notably, Bose does not list the wattage output of the subwoofer or the main unit, so you can't compare their specs to those of the competition.