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Pioneer VSX-1120-K
$749.00
Released May, 2010
The Pros:Installation is guided through an on-screen GUI. Enough power output for any home theater system, capable of very loud output. HDMI v1.4 support for 3D displays.
The Cons:Remote is not ergonomic, many small buttons that are difficult to work out in the dark. Distortion in the FM radio input that needs fine-tuning to eliminate. Auto-setup with mic somewhat inaccurate, enthusiasts will want to manually tune.
The VSX-1120-K is a high-end 7.1 channel A/V receiver from Pioneer. This is the flagship product in Pioneer's line of A/V receivers. Like the entire line, the VSX-1120-K is iPhone certified, which means that you can feed music or video from your iPhone to your home theater system.
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New to this line of receivers is compatibility with the iControl AVR iPhone app, which turns an iPhone or iPod touch into a touchscreen remote. No matter what source the video is from, the VSX-1120-K will upscale it to 1080p. The VSX-1120-K differs from the rest of the receivers in Pioneer's product line in that it comes THX Select2 Plus certified, which means the sound will be theater quality.
Features
- 7.1 channels (120 watts per channel)
- iPhone certified
- On-screen album art
- iControl AVR iPhone app compatible
- 6 HDMI 1.4/3D inputs
- Bluetooth ready
- Sound retriever AIR
- Dolby ProLogic IIz
- Marvell 1080p/24fps video processing
- Advanced MCACC
- Multi-channel PQLS
- Two-zone A/V
- Internet radio
- PC control
- RS-232
- Ethernet port
- USB port
- Bluetooth audio streaming
- THX Select2 Plus certified
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installation is guided through an on-screen GUI
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enough power output for any home theater system, capable of very loud output
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HDMI v1.4 support for 3D displays
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audio from Internet sources is clear and needs no fine-tuning
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no hum or hiss at all, even at higher volumes
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Excellent sound. Pure with power
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remote is not ergonomic, many small buttons that are difficult to work out in the dark
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distortion in the FM radio input that needs fine-tuning to eliminate
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auto-setup with mic somewhat inaccurate, enthusiasts will want to manually tune
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