The Mitsubishi LT-52149 is widely marketed as an HDTV system that provides an excellent viewing experience, but what many people do not realize is that it also caters to those who are seeking an excellent audio experience as well. 

Due to the built in 16 speaker 5.1 sound system of the LT-52149 viewers get to experience an audio wonder alongside their picture complete with an underlying sounder that runs under the bezel of the LT-52149 to create the full surround sound effect without taking much more room up out of the framework of the set.

Due to the unique placement of the Mitsubishi sound system you do not have to rush out to the store to purchase obtrusive speakers, or even any speakers at all since the LT-52149 has them built. 

Plus, Mitsubishi uses both Dolby Digital and Dolby Pro Logic to help process the audio system which creates a low frequency wavelength that is in turn enhanced by the built in subwoofer or if you choose you can upgrade the woofer by purchasing one yourself and hooking it into the output cable area.

Of course all of the charms of the audio system of the LT-52149 would not be worthwhile if you did not have a top of the line picture to match, which is of course provided as part of the package. 

The LCD model is equipped with four different picture and video modes so that you can properly match the quality of the type of media you are watching with the source for the best picture presentation.  You can even switch from natural mode to gaming mode to differentiate scenes that you may want to look more natural such as live television programs and scientific or action scenes that you may want to see more contrast in.

All of this is provided by for the LT-52149 and with plenty of ways to utilize the set since it has many different connectivity options.  Due to its HDMI interface, the LT-52149 offers four connections that can allow for multi channel feeds, automatic cable recognition, HDTV internet viewing, and of course DVD and VHS players. 

Additionally, the Mitsubishi LT-52149 set has a USB port built into the front of the television so that you can plug in a memory card reader or a thumb drive and use the large screen as a photo viewer.