Drivers: 16 cm woofer, 6.5 cm mid-range, and 1.6 cm dome tweeter. Sensitivity: 89 dB. Max Power Handling: 120 W. Frequency Response: 45 Hz – 20,000 Hz. for the cassette deck or the user manual for setup? LBT-V702 - SONY.onl
238 mm x 429 mm x 195 mm per cabinet Weight: 4.2 kg (approx. 9.25 lbs) per speaker 5. Optional Turntable ( Go to product viewer dialog for this item. Go to product viewer dialog for this item.
combines the premium visual appeal of individual audio separates with the seamless integration of a unified home theater package. Below is a deep dive into its exact technical specifications, features, and component performance. Core System Architecture & Dimensions Go to product viewer dialog for this item.
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: Features an 18-bit digital filter with 8x oversampling and specialized modes like Shuffle Play. Tuner (ST-V702) sony lbt-v702 specs
If you find one in working condition today, expect a warm, bass-forward sound with plenty of volume. Just be prepared to replace aging belts on the cassette decks and clean the CD laser lens.
The is engineered to boost low frequencies efficiently without overloading the system. A Surround Sound dial is also present to broaden the soundstage, creating a more immersive experience for movies or live recordings. 3. Connectivity and Component Stack
incorporates a high-grade matching compact disc player utilizing advanced digital filtering for its era.
Accentuates or softens vocal clarity and presence. Drivers: 16 cm woofer, 6
This paper provides a detailed examination of the Sony LBT-V702, a compact Hi-Fi component system (often categorized as a "shelf system" or "mini tower" system) released in the late 1990s. The analysis focuses on the system's engineering architecture, specifically its Bi-Amplification driver design, acoustic enclosure specifications, power output metrics, and feature set regarding media playback. The LBT-V702 represents a transitional era in consumer audio where digital media support (CD-R/RW) began to coexist with legacy analog formats.
This wasn't a standard single-disc player; it was a carousel.
Includes Phono MM (for turntables), Tape, and two Line-level inputs for external devices.
Enhances low-end frequencies, particularly effective at lower volumes. Frequency Response: 45 Hz – 20,000 Hz
Switchable "Super Dynamic Bass" (SDB) circuit providing low-end boost centered around 50 Hz. Tuner and Signal Reception Section
Conclusion The Sony LBT‑V702 exemplifies the strengths and tradeoffs of compact integrated micro Hi‑Fi systems: user‑friendly design, multifunction playback, and modest but engaging audio performance within a small footprint. For listeners seeking convenience and typical living‑space sound rather than audiophile fidelity, the LBT‑V702 and similar Sony units offered a compelling balance of features, style, and price. Today these systems remain practical for secondary rooms or as retro devices, often repurposed with modern source devices via AUX or Bluetooth adapters.
Most units came with a comprehensive remote control capable of operating all integrated components. Maintenance and Modern Use
Seventeen sliders, each one a tiny fader of rebellion.