VSX-1020-K

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If you are a quality lover in audio and video and you want to enhance the quality of your wireless home theatre sound system than here is a good news for you! Pioneer presents you a new 7-channel A/V receiver designed for a multi-channel home theater system VSX-9040TXH 7.

What is Pioneer VSX-9040TXH 7?

Pioneer VSX-9040TXH 7 is a multi amplifier system which is used to enhance your theatre system sound quality. This is built to connect seamlessly for the pioneer products such as pioneer blu ray disc, your iphone and it supports the HDMI output. The power supply of 110 watts makes your home filled with surround sound. It gives new energy to your wireless home theatre system. It supports 7 channel working output. Working on Advanced Sound Retriever technology this amplifier system improves the quality of video sound tracks and makes them more robust in larger 5.1 channel systems.

Specifications:-

· Works with iPHone Certified with Digital USB input

· 110w x 7 Direct Energy Amplification

· THX Select 2 Plus: for dedicated Home Theatre rooms, Dolby True-HD/DTS-HD Master Audio: HD audio for Blu-Ray

· HDMI Repeaters: 4in/1out

· Faroudja 1080p Video Scaler

Experience New World

If you want to take full fun of cinema hall at your home itself than this amplifier is of great work. Decoding of the sound quality tracks to Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD this amplifier gives great sound. The Auto Level Control feature keeps an eye on the volume of the sound track. It always maintains a balance between the volume of sound track and amplifier system. It neither makes sudden blast off nor slow down the voice. This is its main feature by which it is getting more popular day by day.

Working

This is a very simple and easy to use machine. This amplifier system has 4 HDMI channels. You can connect your HD equipment with this machine and can listen to your great music. Pioneer‘s MCAAC room calibration system helps optimize sound quality for your home theater room. In addition to providing great sound quality, the Pioneer VSX-9040TXH also does a great job with video processing and upconverts analog signals to 1080p, which lets you lose of yourself in movie.

The next main feature of the Pioneer VSX-9040TXH is this that that you can attach your iPod or iPhone to the front-panel USB port with the included cable, and then navigate your playlists using the receiver‘s graphical user interface, which displays track info and album-art on your TV screen.

Conclusion

Pioneer VSX-9040TXH is an excellent machine which gives you tremendous return in terms of money you invested. This is a great machine which you great power input and higher outputs. This will make your life rocking and full of enjoy.

Editor’s rating 9 out of 10

AV receivers are the core of a home theater system, processing incoming audio/video signals from sources such as Blu-ray players, CD players, and satellite boxes and then distributing them to your TV and surround sound speakers. But with so many models drastically ranging in price and features, choosing the best one for your home theater room can be a difficult task. In addition to price, there are many important criteria to consider such as sound quality, video processing performance, number of HDMI inputs and outputs, and features. Here’s a look at some of the best AV receivers on the marketplace in three distinct segments.

Best all-around AV Receivers

The best AV receivers overall provide the perfect blend of price and performance while providing the features most consumers want. The best all-around is the Pioneer VSX-1020-K, which offers excellent audio and video performance for the price. It’s also packed with 6 3D-capable HDMI 1.4 inputs, ensuring this receiver is “future-proof.” The VSX-1020-K has terrific iPod/iPhone integration, allowing users to playback music from their devices while viewing album art on their TV using the included cable. Pioneer has also released an iPhone app that allows you to control the receiver using your iPhone.

Another top choice is the Onkyo TX-SR608, which sells for around $499 online. Just like the Pioneer, this receiver is 3D ready with 6 HDMI 1.4 inputs. It also offers excellent audio performance, as indicated by its THX Select2 Plus certification, an award usually only reserved for higher-priced models. Video performance, which is handled by the Faroudja DCDi video chipset, is strong as well; this receiver can upconvert all incoming sources, including analog, to 1080p over the HDMI output.

Best AV Receivers under $500

With the top home theater receiver manufacturers such as Onkyo, Denon and Pioneer continuously raising the bar on performance and features, consumers don’t have to spend a fortune for a high quality AV receiver. Since it can be found just under the $500 mark, Onkyo’s TX-SR608 is the best all-around pick in this price range for the reasons listed above.

If audio/video performance is your most important criteria, the Denon AVR-1910CI is an ideal choice that’s delivers a good mix of performance, features and price. It sounds superb for the price and is equipped with an Anchor Bay video chipset, which does a solid job handling upconversion. The AVR-1910 also features great Audyssey technologies including the MultEQ calibration system, which automatically adjusts speaker settings and levels for your listening environment, Dynamic Volume, which reduces the annoying volume fluctuations during commercials, and Dynamic EQ, which improves audio performance at lower listening levels.

Best High-End AV Receivers

Designed specifically for audio- and video-philes that want the best performance and the most features, high-end AV receivers cost quite a bit more than mid-range offerings but deliver big in those areas. Though you can spend a fortune for a flagship offering such as Denon’s $7500 AVP-A1HDC receiver, the company’s AVR-4810CI offers superb performance and a terrific feature set at a price that’s much easier to stomach. This 9.3 140-watt-per-channel receiver is an excellent choice for those that wish to power a multi-room audio system, providing enough channels and zones to run a 5.1 surround system in your main home theater room and 2.1 speaker setups in two other rooms. You can also power a 7.1 or 9.1 surround sound system in the main room, using the Audyssey DSX processing to create a more immersive experience.

Other highlights of this $2,999 receiver include 6 HDMI 1.3a inputs, built-in Wi-Fi for streaming internet radio stations or music from a networked PC, and Audyssey’s excellent MultEQ XT calibration system to help you get the best possible sound quality.