The JVC XL-PG 7 is a portable CD player manufactured by JVC from 2000 to 2001. It features a sleek silver design and includes a remote control for convenient operation. The device is compact, measuring 129 x 30 x 137 mm and lightweight at 240 g without batteries. One of its standout features is the 40 seconds Triple Shock Protection, Version 3.0, which helps prevent skipping during playback. It also offers enhanced audio experiences with Hyper Bass Sound and Live Sound options that can be toggled on or off. The player supports optical digital output and boasts an impressive 48-hour playback time when using alkaline batteries with T.S.P. enabled. It is equipped with a 1-bit D/A converter, and users can program up to 24 tracks. The playback modes available include continuous, repeat, and random playback, along with a resume playback function. Notable additional features include a DC input, headphone output, auto power off, and a heat-resistant case. The package includes an AC adapter and headphones equipped with a remote control, as well as a rechargeable battery and an external battery compartment. There are options for an additional cigarette lighter adapter (CA-R60) and cassette adapter (CA-RC1K). Other models in the same series include JVC XL-P 32, XL-P 41, and XL-P 50, among others.
