Lifestyle 235
| Model | Built-in | Expansion | Audio | Video | Supported Formats | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inputs | Outputs | ||||||
| AV35 | AM/FM Radio iPod Dock 2 USB 2.0 Unify AdaptIQ Universal RF Remote Videostage 5 TrueSpace |
BoseLink Out BoseLink In |
4 HDMI 3 Digital Coax 3 Fiber Optic 6 RCA |
1 HDMI 1 Headphone out |
Inputs | 4 HDMI 2 Component 3 Composite |
PCM DTS Dolby Digital LPCM Dolby TrueHD DTS Master "Core" JPEG |
| Output | 1 HDMI | ||||||
| Resolution | 1080i/p 720p 576i/p (PAL) 480i/p (NTSC) |
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Bose released the Lifestyle 235 on September 28, 2010. This system includes an AV receiver, iPod dock, subwoofer and satellite speakers. The "Gemstone ES" satellite speakers have three drivers each, two pointing forward and one pointing to the side, which are claimed to widen the soundstage and make it more "enveloping" .
The system has four HDMI 1.4a, two component and three composite inputs. There is one HDMI 1.4a video output that scales input video up to 1080p output resolution. There are 3 other audio inputs: optical, coax and RCA. The AV35 receiver decodes DTS, Dolby Digital, Dolby TrueHD, DTS-MA (core) and uncompressed multi-channel PCM (aka LPCM). The receiver has two USB jacks for firmware updates and to view pictures & RCA connectors for "BoseLink In" and "BoseLink Out" connection to other Bose devices.
An on-screen setup wizard is included (termed "Unify" by Bose) and it can detect 3rd party remote controls to assist in programming Bose's universal remote. Surround sound emulation was included (termed "VideoStage 5" by Bose) to attempt to provide surround effects to mono and stereo sources. A microphone is included to help tune the system for the room acoustics (termed "AdaptiQ" by Bose), much like many other home theatre receivers.
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