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Artnovion
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Astell&Kern
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Audiovector
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Bang & Olufsen
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BenQ
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Brinkmann
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Cabasse
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Cambridge Audio
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Campfire Audio
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Crystal Cables
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Canton
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EAT
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Garvan Acoustics
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Gold Note
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Grado Labs
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HRS
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JVC
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Krix Loudspeakers
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LOEWE
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Lumagen
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Lyngdorf
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McIntosh Labs
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MOON by Simaudio
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Musical Fidelity
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Optoma
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Oyaide
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Panamorph
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REL Acoustics
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Screen Innovations
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Silent Angel
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Siltech Cables
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SIM2
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Sonus Faber
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Stromtank
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Sumiko
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Supra Cables
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WEISS Engineering
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YG Acoustics
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ZARICR
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Zellaton
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ZUMA
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JVC
An innovator throughout the analog age, exemplified by the JVC-developed VHS videocassette format, JVC has demonstrated the same innovative flair in the digital age. From our acclaimed home theater projectors to our ground-breaking Everio digital camcorders, JVC continues to offer a succession of distinctive products that deliver sound and images with the power to move people.
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About JVC
JVC was established in Yokohama, Japan in 1927 as the Japanese subsidiary of the U.S. firm, Victor Talking Machine Company. Born as a company that manufactured phonographs, we also pressed the first record in Japan, offering a rare combination of hardware and software production capability. Subsequently, as evidenced by the production of the world’s first VHS video deck, JVC developed into a leading technological innovator in the audio/video industry, creating new products that are a step ahead of the times for a worldwide audience.
LEARN MOREJVC Makes History
The world’s first VHS format video recorder, which was developed by JVC and introduced in 1976, eventually became the de facto world standard for video, and spawned an entirely new cultural phenomenon based on visual communication. JVC innovations in video continued, with the introduction in 1984 of the world’s first single unit video camera/recorder and in 1995 with the introduction of the world’s first pocket-sized digital video camcorder.
