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Pioneer VSX-1019AH-K 7-Channel A/V Receiver (Black)

Pioneer VSX-1019AH-K 7-Channel A/V Receiver (Black)Brand: Pioneer
Category: CE

Buy New: Too low to display
as of 11/22/2009 17:54 CST details



New (5) Used (3) from $464.99

Seller: Amazon.com
Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars reviews
Sales Rank: 288

Color: black
Media: Electronics
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 19.8
Dimensions (in): 13.7 x 16.6 x 6.2
dolby trueHD

MPN: VSX-1019AH-K
Model: VSX-1019AH-K
UPC: 012562954646
EAN: 0012562954646
ASIN: B001UADEPC

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Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours

Features:
  • 7-channel A/V receiver
  • Features HDMI with 1080p video scaler
  • Analog-to-HDMI upconversion, HDMI repeater (4 in / 1 out)
  • Works with iPhone certified
  • Color GUI output

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Product Description
This hub for your home entertainment center allows you to enjoy your favorite movies on Blu-ray Disc, DVD or VHS on your flat-panel television like never before. With standard features that include a phenomenal ability to upscale and convert analog video signals to 1080p when transmitted through HDMI to your high definition television, the VSX-1019AH-K's video scaler presents you with nothing but the best quality possible today - regardless of what video source it receives.And as portable audio devices are now becoming a primary source of entertainment, it's also why the VSX-1019AH-K is Works with iPhone certified. With this certification comes a myriad of benefits for enjoying your iPhone on the VSX-1019AH-K: easy connectivity with the front USB port and included cable - even charging the device while connected; music and movies are automatically muted with incoming calls (no longer requiring you to put the phone in Airplane Mode); compressed music files are greatly enhanced by Pioneer's exclusive Advanced Sound Retriever technology; Auto Level Control maintains a consistent volume from to song to song and all this control is still possible from the palm of your hand through the iPhone itself or the VSX-1019AH-K's remote.Add the VSX-1019-AH-K's color Graphical User Interface (GUI) and the ability for 2nd zone A/V distribution, and enjoying a Blu-ray Disc movie in the living room while someone else scrolls through iTunes album art while listening to music in a bedroom is all but effortless.But the benefits certainly don't stop there. With 4 HDMI inputs and 2 component video inputs the potential to expand your HD entertainment experience even further is not only a dream come true but also a technical reality.


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5 out of 5 stars Great Receiver for the price!   November 19, 2009
Phillip E. Matthews (Memphis)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I am, by no means, a tech guy or an avid videophile. I am, however, a musician, that knows what sounds good and what doesn't. So, I was going to get the Geeks, at Best Buy, to set my system up. But, they wanted WAY too much money. So, I got off my lazy butt and read the manual, on how to set it up. The manual was easy to read and understand. I jumped right in, bought the HDTV cables I needed and hooked the thing up! That simple! I have rear surround speakers that I wasn't sure of the polarity, but process of elimination fixed that. My subwoofer was not compatible with this receiver, as it has an RCA plug in. My sub had two regular speaker wires coming out of it. But, even without the sub(which I plan on adding later) the system sounds GREAT. Just like in the theaters! It has IPOD and IPhone USB hookup, which is also GREAT! No need for CD changer! I have my HDTV running through it and the picture is awesome! So, very easy hookup and great performance. By reading the manual for a couple of minutes, I easily figured out how to hook it up, which saved me a LOT of money! One gripe is the remote. It's layed out good, but I wish it had a backlight.


5 out of 5 stars Excellent Product   November 17, 2009
Alan D. Greenwell
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

The Pioneer receiver is just what we wanted. The manual is difficult to understand but after several attempts we figured out how to connect everything. Our receiver is on an open shelf so we have no issues with overheating.


5 out of 5 stars Great AVR with some very useful features   November 13, 2009
Lochaven (Pennsylvania)
The audio and video performance is solid and it has more than enough power for my 7.1 system. The best feature is the totally automatic speaker system calibration. Set the included mic at your center listening positon, press start, and walk away for 5 mins. The receiver runs through a battery of tests on each speaker and sets everything up. You can then go in and review the setup an tweak it if you would like. I increased the sub woofer by 2db (I like to "feel" sonic booms and explosions) and that was it. The manual is a bit overwelhming but I have learned in the past that it is best to get the basic system up and running then in a day or two, go through the manual again and add or tweak the more sophisticated features. br / br /I almost called Pioneer when I got picture but no sound. Went through all of the setting twice and then found that Pioneer's startup setting for volume is low/low. Somewhat embarrassed, I turned the volume up and that solved the problem. br / br /The only complaint I have is that the remote can not learn from another remote and would not accept any of the Directv codes. My Pro-151FD TV remote did not accept the Directv codes either but it has a learning function. I didn't plan on using the AVR remote but it is an issue if you do. br / br /Its a great unit at a reasonable price.


5 out of 5 stars TIRED OF LOOKING?   November 5, 2009
D. Mitchell (South of the Borde)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful

I wanted to save someone some time if they were like me... looking for a great receiver at a decent price. br / br /After 2 months of research and three returned products that didn't live up to the hype (other brands) I found what I was looking for. br / br /*Sound quality is unsurpassed even with higher dollar receivers. br /*Features are more abundant, great for an audiophile but still simple (If you go with defaults and auto setup). br /*Set up was fairly simple for someone with even basic knowledge. br /*Remote control is BIG. While I understand simplifying this many features on one remote is tough... there is a lot going on with this remote. Yes, it does the job nicely but it still is "busy". br / br /* HEAT ISSUE: br /I've heard a lot of people mentioning heat with this unit; let me be clear. Airflow is important in almost all electronic components. There is heat with all decent receivers with any power to them. You SHOULD NEVER fully enclose a receiver or amp that is pushing this kind of power. Heat and buildup should always be a concern. With proper ventillation, this unit disipates fine. br / br /Seperation and range and were exactly what I was looking for and I got it with this product. br / br /This easiliy fills a large room and has a 2nd zone which comes in handy for music on outside speakers. br / br /Compared to many at this price level, this unit seems like quality from every aspect. Looks, materials and performance. br / br /I rarely take time to write reviews but this purchase took me more time than I wanted it to and I thought I would write to try to save you some time if you are in the same position I was. br / br /My humble opinion... If this is your price range, Buy the unit. br / br /I'm glad I did. br /


3 out of 5 stars Does not live up to a Pioneer   October 30, 2009
E. Smith (Phoenix, AZ)
3 out of 4 found this review helpful

This replaced my Pioneer D509S. My D509 was old and controlled audio but had little video or compressed audio ability. Otherwise it was a great, quality product. I had been looking for a replacement from Pioneer for several years (older 101x models). I looked at other brands, but was so impressed with my Pioneer that I wanted to stay with the brand and wait for the right product. Although this model has many of the features I was looking for, it doesn't live-up to the quality and substance I was expecting. br / br /The biggest wins for me are the video switching capabilities, including both audio video HDMI switching along with up-conversion. The sound is also great, but my ears are old and somewhat short of audiophile quality. Aside from the video switching, one of the biggest features is the Sound Retriever capability that significantly improves the sound of compressed audio files (MP3, IPod, WMA, etc.). I have almost 15,000 MP3s (almost all legally acquired) on a computer that is hooked up to my Receiver and the Sound Retriever difference is substantial (even with my old ears). It definitely gets it back to almost full CD quality. I hadn't noticed how drab they sounded until I had the benefit of this feature. This feature has made the whole receiver worth the investment. br / br /My biggest disappointments are the corners Pioneer has cut on this unit. The first clue is the 5x8 Operations Manual made with cheap, almost tissue thin, off-white paper printed with a very small, thin font. My old manual was 8.5x11, quality white paper with a much larger and far more legible font. My old, dog-eared manual had much wear tear over the years. It took a licking and kept on ticking for a long time. This one is, at best, of marginal utility because it is so frail and difficult to use (but most of the information is good). My primary issue, however, is how hot it runs. Prior year models weighted about 10lbs more than this one. I believe a lot of that weight included heat-sinks and other heat dissapating features. My unit really runs hot. Fortunately, I am able to direct a small mini-fan over the top which does a great job dissapating the heat. Maybe this unit is up to the heat, but I belive significant heat will reduce the life of the receiver. This issue alone is what dropped my overall rating so much. Finally, the remote, though very functional, seems to be cheaply made. Certainly in comparison to the one for my old D509. That one was built like a tank. This one is more like a cheap toy. br / br /Overall, I think this is a quality receiver. I just can't believe Pioneer puts out a $500 receiver and cheapens it with such low quality accessories... and the heat could be a killer!

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