Panasonic SC-BTT370 Full HD 3D Blu-ray Home Theater System, 5.1 Channel 1000W System, Black

With 1000 Watts of total power the Panasonic SC-BTT370 Full HD 3D Blu-ray Home Theater System has the audio power to fill a large living room but it's small enough to fit in a den or bedroom. It's versatile too. It can play a wide variety of Blu-ray, DVD and CD formats and it can do all sorts of neat tricks like play JPEG slide shows with background music.

You'll see that detail sharply thanks to features like the SC-BTT370's 192kHz/24bit video digital to analog converter (DAC) and its two HDMI connectors. Of course if you don't go online with your Blu-ray player you're missing out on a lot of fun. Just plug your SC-BTT370 into your broadband router or modem or you can go wireless with the built-in WiFi.

On the Net you'll find an ever-expanding choice of free, paid and subscription based services that include YouTube, Netflix, Slacker and Pandora. In addition to outstanding Blu-ray images and improved pictures from your DVDs, you'll enjoy a number of different surround sound modes including Dolby Digital, Dolby Pro Logic II from all sources as well as Dolby TrueHD for Blue-ray sources.

Those sources can include up to 30 preset FM radio stations and your iPod. This unit's universal iPod dock is compatible with dozens of iPod models. Depending on the model you own, it can play music and video and display the titles on a connected TV (TV sold separately). The SC-BTT370's complement of high-quality speakers put all of these great specs to good use.

The front and center speakers feature special anti-distortion circuitry for crisp clear sound while the surround speakers deliver the ambience. Having trouble running speaker wire? No problem; the SC-BTT370 is rear speaker wireless ready. Just add a simple adapter and say goodbye to unsightly cables.

The down-firing 6.5" subwoofer adds a visceral thrill to your programming. Last but not least, the SC-BTT370 supports 3D in full HD. All you need is a 3D disc and optional shutter glasses to experience imagery so real you'll think you can reach out and touch it.