The Sony DAV-LF1H is a stylish home cinema system. It has an easy set up. It has wireless rear speakers. Sony has managed to pack every last bit of technology laying about the workshop into a breathtakingly svelte and simple one-box cinema system. It is featured with video up scaling up to 720p/1080i, 32-bit digital amplification and some neat wireless rear speakers that use the company’s latest digital infrared technology. It is a slim, gorgeous package lies in the tall, silver subwoofer. The sub is the pack mule of the system, holding on to all the heavy, unwieldy crap that goes with a high-end cinema system, allowing its better looking mates to make the most of their slender good looks. The picture is smooth and clean. Reviewers from stuff.tv stated that the system is a bit too expensive but it still succeeds better than its rivals at providing an intoxicating blend of high style and fine audio and visual performance. Consumers commented that it was an amazing system. Moreover, it is a top quality home cinema that is highly recommended. It delivers a good performance especially the up scaling performance. While some users said that it’s truly brilliant, coping so well with the dark scenes in the second Pirates of the Caribbean movie, for instance, that you’ll soon find you don’t mind the lack of 1080p.