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"Third Pioneer Elite, started with Pro Logic"
Pros
superb sound 8 speakers with sub woofer
Cons
main speakers ancient Akai's 4 way Sw155"s
Quick Specifications
See all specs- Product type AV receiver
- Amplifier output details 80 Watt - 8 Ohm - 20 - 20000 Hz - THD0.08 % - 7 channel(s) (Surround)
- Addtional features 3D ready technology On-screen display Sirius ready iPod and iPhone compatible Digital Noise Reduction iControlAV Application iTunes Movie / TV / Video Playback iTunes Album Art YouTube Video Playback Android Audio Playback via USB PC Control
Most helpful user review
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See all user reviews"Excellent audio & video.Paired with Polk Audio speakers"
Pros
I use harmony1100 univ remote and it turns my system and components on automatically in the correct order to avoid conflict. System works wonderfully as it is meant to.
Cons
No Wi-Fi adapter!! We are in 2011, how can an Elite Pioneer AV receiver not have WI-Fi?
Summary
Bottom line for $350 this is an excellent AVR. It is very responsive and has 4 HDMI inputs. So far I have been very happy and satisfied with the receiver. Although, I now have upgraditis and want to purchase a more powerful and robust receiver with a 7.1 sound ... Read full review
Bottom line for $350 this is an excellent AVR. It is very responsive and has 4 HDMI inputs. So far I have been very happy and satisfied with the receiver. Although, I now have upgraditis and want to purchase a more powerful and robust receiver with a 7.1 sound system.
"Does not play well with others"
3.5 stars | on by bcbeatty69
Pros
Great sound, plenty of input choices, iPhone Doc and Bluetooth, auto upscaling to HDMI.
Cons
Can't use HDMI as TV input
Summary
The "handshaking" between my TV and receiver can't figure out my TV is on HDMI1 and not on TV.
When I turn on my TV, it sends a signal to the receiver and it changes to TV/VCR, the problem is that the cable is on HDMI1 and TV ... Read full review
The "handshaking" between my TV and receiver can't figure out my TV is on HDMI1 and not on TV.
When I turn on my TV, it sends a signal to the receiver and it changes to TV/VCR, the problem is that the cable is on HDMI1 and TV cannot be programmed to be HDMI instead of optical unless I give up volume control to only the receiver.
