Panasonic SC-DP1 Progressive Scan DVD Home Theater System

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Product Feature

• Compact all-in-one home theater system with DVD player/receiver, AM/FM tuner, and 2 speakers
• Plays DVD-R, DVD-RAM, DVD-Audio, DVD-Video, Video CD, audio CD, CD-R/RW, MP3, WMA, JPEG, and HighMAT formats
• Dolby Digital, DTS, and Dolby Pro Logic decoding
• RCA composite-video, S-video, and component-video outputs
• 100 watts of total power (50 watts x 2); 4-inch woofers and 2-3/8-inch tweeters in each speaker

Product Description

SC-DP1 has a built-in progressive scan DVD Player with multi-format playback: DVD-Audio, DVD-Video, DVD-RAM/R1, CD, CD-R/RW1, HighMAT(tm), WMA2, MP32 and JPEG. 100W Total Output Power rated at 8kHz/1kHz: 25W/ch (8kHz, 6 ohms, 10% THD) + 25W/ch (1kHz, 6 ohms, 10% THD)and 80W Total Output Power: 20W/ch (3kHz-16kHz, 6 ohms, 10% THD) + 20W/ch (60Hz-3kHz, 6 ohms, 10% THD). Speaker System is of high quality 2-way bass-reflex with 4" PP Mica Woofer and 2-3/8" PP Mica Tweeter. Features Bi-Amp, Bi-Wiring System, built-in DTS(r) & Dolby Digital(r) Decoders, Advanced Surround (2 modes), Double Re-Master Processing, Preset EQ (Heavy, Soft, Vocal, Flat) & Bass/Treble Control, 3-Step Subwoofer Level Control, Subwoofer Output, Digital Synthesizer Tuner. Also features 54MHz/10-bit Video D/A Converter, Cinema Mode, 4:3 TV Zoom, Component Video Out and S-Video Terminal. Comes with Remote Control and is ENERGYSTAR Qualified. Note: Playability may vary depending on the contents, discs and quality of the recording.

Panasonic SC-DP1 Progressive Scan DVD Home Theater System Review

I purchased this unit as a CD player and FM tuner only. I have not yet used the DVD facilities.
This is an attractive system. The unit is mostly metal-cased and solidly built. The front fascia features brushed stainless steel (or at least a very good facsimile of it), a display that looks like opaque chromed perspex when switched off, and a chromed volume control with a quality, 'weighted' feel to it. The build and finish are excellent.
On CD, the sound quality on 'normal' setting is perhaps a little more mellow than you would expect from a jap system at this price, though it is always smooth and well detailed. Switching to 'advanced surround' processing really puts a punch into a normal CD. Vocals can suffer slightly at this setting compared to the original, but listeners tend to say 'wow, that's pretty good!' when you hit the 'surround' button. I expect a properly encoded dolby DVD would sound even better than a CD.
The FM tuner picked up stations easily, and sound quality is very good. The tuner tends to sound quite a bit louder than a CD at the same volume setting.
The volume level for CDs was easily adequate for my room (20ft x 17ft), but if you like your music very loud or have a larger room than this, you may find yourself turning it all the way up on occasions.
Bass is slightly lacking for my taste (though there is an output for a powered subwoofer, which I might well add at some point...). There is little choice but to stick with the supplied speakers, as this is a bi-wired speaker amp, requiring 4 seperate wires to each speaker. The supplied speakers come with only about 5ft of cable each.
The speakers don't ooze the same quality finish as the main system unit. The main problem is the cheap fake wood 'cherry' finish, though they're well constructed. They're a strange stretched octagonal shape (better than it sounds, actually), and look much better with the silvery fabric cover removed. I think they will grow on me, but I haven't seen fake wood that colour since the seventies. Compared to the look of any other speakers I've seen from units around this price, they'll do.
At this price, I haven't heard any mini-system that matches the overall sound quality (apart from a couple that look like scrap left over from a mad max movie.... what are manufacturers thinking?), or build quality.
If you're into burning your own CDs (or DVDs), this system can play or display lots of formats, including MP3s, windows media files (WMA), and even JPEGs (as well as all the usual DVD formats).
Overall; built well, looks good, sounds great, well worth the money. I love it.

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