Zenith DTT901 Digital To Analog TV Converter Box Review, Rating, and Comparison
Product Details: The picture quality for this TV converter box is just as good as any other converter box on the market. It provides viewers with a near DVD quality picture that is significantly better than the average analog broadcast. The sound quality for this digital converter box is also just as good as any converter box on the market and an upgrade from average analog sound quality. This converter box can be purchased for $45-$60 depending on when and where you make your purchase. We highly recommend this converter box.
The Zenith DTT901 has more features than most boxes in its range. It comes with adjustable closed captioning, a universal remote, A/V cables, automatic aspect ratio, and the ability to auto scan for all channels or individually tune each one. This converter box also comes with analog pass-through.
Overall, this TV converter is one of the best ones on the market when you consider picture quality, sound quality, its features, and its price. If you are serious about getting one of the best converter boxes on the market this one is a major contender and one everyone should consider.
Zenith DTT901 Features & Specs - Zenith DTT901 Owners Manual - Zenith DTT901 Spec Sheet
Analog Pass-Through
Parental Control Setting
Configurable Closed Captioning
Electronic Program Guide
Energy Star Compliant
English, French, and Spanish Language Support
What Is Included With Your Purchase?
Zenith DTT901 Converter Box
Universal Remote Control
Remote Control Batteries
RF Cable
AV Cable
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This box I use with my old Samsung 19 inch TV. The Zenith comes with some nice basic features. The remote can turn off your TV, which I happen to like. The guide shows the current show and next only, but you can arrow through all the channels.
With rabbit ears and 12 miles from towers, the reception is just fine. The box itself has air vents on all sides (heat kills boxes), made with a metal case, and has buttons on the face to change channels and power.
Overall, this has been a sturdy, reliable DTV converter box. The only major problen is that you can hardly find them anymore. Best Buy has sold the Insignia brand, which is the generic version of the Zenith box, but those are getting scarce as well.
I am starting to think that the DTV box manufacturers are keeping supplies delibrately low on purpose.
I called Zenith and they said they are still manufacturing these. Does anyone know an on-line site where they can be purchased?
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