9.2 Channel AV Receiver
Dirac Live® room correction tailors the sound to your room's acoustics (microphone included)
100 watts per channel into 8 ohms (20-20,000 Hz) at 0.08% THD with 2 channels driven
Dolby® and DTS® surround sound decoding
Dolby Atmos and DTS:X® processing for use with in-ceiling or "height" speakers for ultra-enveloping home theater sound
supports 5.1.4 or 7.1.2 Dolby Atmos and DTS:X setups
Dolby Atmos Height Virtualization creates three-dimensional effects without height speakers
CONNECTIONS:
HDMI audio/video switching: 7 in, 2 out (including front-panel input)
rear-panel HDMI 2.1 connections support 4K/120Hz and 8K/60Hz signals
HDCP 2.3 technology ensures compatibility with 4K and 8K Ultra HD sources and TVs
dual HDMI outputs (Main, Sub/Zone 2)
HDR-compatible for extended picture contrast and brightness with compatible 4K and 8K TVs and HDR-encoded content
supports HDR10, HDR10+, and HLG
digital audio inputs: 1 optical and 1 coaxial (both assignable)
4 analog line-level RCA stereo audio inputs
1 RCA phono input for turntables with moving magnet cartridges
front-panel 3.5mm auxiliary input
dual mono RCA subwoofer outputs
2 USB Type-A ports (1 front, 1 rear) for audio playback from USB storage devices
rear port provides 5V/1A power
Ethernet port for network connection
IR (infrared) in/out and dual 12-volt trigger outputs for custom integration with other components
https://www.amazon.com/Pioneer-VS...C96&sr=8-2
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1. Is Pioneer Elite still a thing?
2. Is Pioneer Elite still a thing the way it used to be a thing? (i.e., remarkably good)
1. Is Pioneer Elite still a thing?
2. Is Pioneer Elite still a thing the way it used to be a thing? (i.e., remarkably good)
I do know that the internals of the Elite should be nearly the same as some of Onkyo's NR receivers. Similar to how certain Demons are nearly identical to it's Marantz counterparts. The Elite series also have longer warranty compared to other Pioneer receivers.
Can't answer the second question as I haven't really followed their receivers recently.
1. Is Pioneer Elite still a thing?
2. Is Pioneer Elite still a thing the way it used to be a thing? (i.e., remarkably good)
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This Pioneer will only do a single crossover that applies to all channels instead of adjusting to individual channels though. It might get a fix in the future with firmware, but do keep this in mind.
That said, I bought a open box Integra on Crutchfield for $1130 since it has 9.2 pre-outs. Do some "research" and educate yourself before making a decision.
If you can wait a bit, have the extra inch height in your cabinet, you can also wait till you get your hands on an RZ-50, which is the LX505/DRX-5.4 and way more features for $300 more.
Some people are gonna crap on this and say Onkyo just went bankrupt yada yada (true but Voxx/Sharp will keep making/supporting these), and recommend a X3700H, which is a valid and good recommendation.
I just think DIRAC Live is a much better/easier room correction suite than XT32.
This Pioneer will only do a single crossover that applies to all channels instead of adjusting to individual channels though. It might get a fix in the future with firmware, but do keep this in mind.
That said, I bought a open box Integra on Crutchfield for $1130 since it has 9.2 pre-outs. Do some "research" and educate yourself before making a decision.
If you can wait a bit, have the extra inch height in your cabinet, you can also wait till you get your hands on an RZ-50, which is the LX505/DRX-5.4 and way more features for $300 more.
Some people are gonna crap on this and say Onkyo just went bankrupt yada yada (true but Voxx/Sharp will keep making/supporting these), and recommend a X3700H, which is a valid and good recommendation.
I just think DIRAC Live is a much better/easier room correction suite than XT32.
This Pioneer will only do a single crossover that applies to all channels instead of adjusting to individual channels though. It might get a fix in the future with firmware, but do keep this in mind.
That said, I bought a open box Integra on Crutchfield for $1130 since it has 9.2 pre-outs. Do some "research" and educate yourself before making a decision.
If you can wait a bit, have the extra inch height in your cabinet, you can also wait till you get your hands on an RZ-50, which is the LX505/DRX-5.4 and way more features for $300 more.
Some people are gonna crap on this and say Onkyo just went bankrupt yada yada (true but Voxx/Sharp will keep making/supporting these), and recommend a X3700H, which is a valid and good recommendation.
I just think DIRAC Live is a much better/easier room correction suite than XT32.
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1. Is Pioneer Elite still a thing?
2. Is Pioneer Elite still a thing the way it used to be a thing? (i.e., remarkably good)