The JVC XL-V 161 is a compact disc player released in the early 1990s designed to deliver quality audio playback. It features a front-loading disc mechanism and is capable of playing standard CDs. The player incorporates a variety of audio technologies aimed at enhancing sound quality, including a 1-bit digital-to-analog converter (DAC) for precise audio conversion. Its build includes controls for basic functions, as well as a digital output for connection to external DACs or audio systems. The unit has a display for track information and supports features such as random play and repeat modes. In terms of connectivity, it is equipped with analog audio outputs and may include optical and coaxial digital outputs.
