Pioneer VSX-920 - Overview nachvertont

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Entertainment

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• Pioneer
• Pioneer VSX-920
• AVR
• AV-Receiver
• HDMI 1.4
• Home Theatre
• Home Theater
• Surround

[juanjillocr]

@Lalami1990 really? thought mine was special :'(

XD

[Lalami1990]

Respond to this video.. Oh and the 1020k has a HDMI port on the front instead of the composite connections

[Lalami1990]

@juanjillocr No.... I have the 920 and it has the blue light on the front...

[juanjillocr]

this one's the VSX 1020 K, not the 920.... u can tell because of the blue light

[THECURELOST13]

these ALL have a sub-out. but you shouldnt go below a "920" - that is the first model with an HDMI out. speaker B is for a different room, OR to have 4 stereo speakers. that is to play a cd (which is stereo) on 4 speakers instead of just 2. more and fuller sound. which is what i am buying this for.(the 920)if you watch a movie it "down-mixes" to stereo, but you still get that wrap-around effect, and it doesn't sound too separated like true 5.1 or higher surround. a sub will B running@alltimes

[kamikazeOS]

@HudstylOr thanks for your help, appreciate it .

P.S. I know they say "Speakers B" it's for that above surround.

[HudstylOr]

@kamikazeOS not exactly at the same place but you can find it without problems if u just look at the white mark

[kamikazeOS]

if I'm not asking to much...check out.. pioneer vsx-820-k

...i can''t see any dedicated sub output...you can probably use the aditional outputs marked "Speakers B"

..the only problem is in my country it's 50% more expensive... :|

[kamikazeOS]

@HudstylOr you rock, thanks

hmm..I don't know how i missed that ...i wonder if the cheaper models have it in the same place...

..thats what happens when u research at 3 a.m. :)

[HudstylOr]

@kamikazeOS direct in the middle on the backside over the speakers is SUBWOOFER