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This presentation explains all the features of the Pioneer AV receiver line-up for 2013. Visit the Pioneer site for line-up & full details. Europe: www.pioneer.eu Australia: www.pioneer.com.au

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The availabilities of the models differ depending on region.

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Overview

§ Advanced Multi-Channel

Stereophonic Philosophy

§ Audio Technologies

§ Video Technologies

§ Audio Formats & Licenses

§ Sophisticated Surround System

§ Connectivity

§ Network Features

§ Advanced Control

§ ECO Friendly

Overview

Applicable models displayed in icons:

SC-LX87

SC-LX77

SC-LX57

SC-2023-K

SC-1223-K

VSX-1123-K

VSX-923-K/S

VSX-828-K/S

VSX-528-K/S

VSX-423-K/S

VSX-323-K

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Advanced Multi-ChannelStereophonic Philosophy

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With the introduction of the Direct Energy HD Amplifier, Pioneer brought

groundbreaking performance with Digital class D amplifiers. With the newly

adopted MOSFET, what we call Direct Power FET, a simple, high-power solution is

provided to fully enjoy today’s AV entertainment.

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When amplifying multi-channel audio signals, receivers use a Low Pass Filter (LPF)

to process low-frequency signals for subwoofer output. This causes “phase lag”

— a delay of approximately 5 msec — of the low-frequency signals compared

to the main channel signals. As a result, the delayed bass makes the sound lack

synchronization. Pioneer’s Phase Control technology effectively eliminates

phase lag and signi!cantly improves the multi-channel sound without any extra

operation.

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When amplifying multi-channel audio signals, receivers use a Low Pass Filter (LPF)

to process low-frequency signals for subwoofer output. This causes “phase lag”

— a delay of approximately 5 msec — of the low-frequency signals compared

to the main channel signals. As a result, the delayed bass makes the sound lack

synchronization. Pioneer’s Phase Control technology effectively eliminates

phase lag and signi!cantly improves the multi-channel sound without any extra

operation.

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When amplifying multi-channel audio signals, receivers use a Low Pass Filter (LPF)

to process low-frequency signals for subwoofer output. This causes “phase lag”

— a delay of approximately 5 msec — of the low-frequency signals compared

to the main channel signals. As a result, the delayed bass makes the sound lack

synchronization. Pioneer’s Phase Control technology effectively eliminates

phase lag and signi!cantly improves the multi-channel sound without any extra

operation.

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When amplifying multi-channel audio signals, receivers use a Low Pass Filter (LPF)

to process low-frequency signals for subwoofer output. This causes “phase lag”

— a delay of approximately 5 msec — of the low-frequency signals compared

to the main channel signals. As a result, the delayed bass makes the sound lack

synchronization. Pioneer’s Phase Control technology effectively eliminates

phase lag and signi!cantly improves the multi-channel sound without any extra

operation.

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When amplifying multi-channel audio signals, receivers use a Low Pass Filter (LPF)

to process low-frequency signals for subwoofer output. This causes “phase lag”

— a delay of approximately 5 msec — of the low-frequency signals compared

to the main channel signals. As a result, the delayed bass makes the sound lack

synchronization. Pioneer’s Phase Control technology effectively eliminates

phase lag and signi!cantly improves the multi-channel sound without any extra

operation.

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Pioneer’s latest Audio Scaler technology consists of Hi-bit32, Up-Sampling, and

Digital Filter. The Hi-bit32 Audio Signal Processing improves resolution and

density, while the Up-Sampling reduces noise. Then the Digital Filter creates

soft, natural sound and improves transient response and pre-echo effect. The

three features integrate to upscale all 2-channel audio content up to 192 kHz/32-

bit playback—192 kHz/32-bit by auto, and selectable from 192/96/48 kHz

frequency, 32/24-bit rate by manual setting—offering realistic reproduction of

the content. The features can be controlled on the Sound Explorer screen of the

iControlAV2013 app.

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The technology works to create undistorted sound, bringing out the best in the

32-bit DAC. The 32-bit DAC hardware alone does not reproduce better sound.

Maximum performance is gained by applying the Hi-bit32 processing to expand

signal resolution, creating more detailed, smooth sound, closer to the original

analog signal. Hi-bit32 Audio Signal Processing also increases the sound pressure

for a tactile listening experience, and the more channels you have, the more

impressive it becomes. It is effective for multi-channel content on DVD/Blu-ray

Disc as well as CD audio, and works with any disc player.

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The Up-Sampling feature of the Audio Scaler upgrades the sound with reduced

noise, providing maximum quality audio playback of up to 192 kHz/32-bit.

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The world’s first digital filter for AV receivers let you enjoy two types of sound

characters by switching the DAC — “Slow” for soft and warm, and “Sharp” for solid

and tight sound.

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The power transformer designed for SC-LX87 features minimum leakage flux,

ensuring low noise with increased S/N ratio.

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Precision Distance is an innovative, world first feature for making millimetre-

level manual adjustments to speaker distance. You can easily duplicate a skilled

installer’s precise positioning with the help of a level gauge shown on the display.

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Pioneer has a proven track record of applying its audio expertise to the creation

of multi-channel sound environments, collaborating with George Martin’s AIR

Studios in England on numerous occasions. Our perfect application of the world-

famous dubbing studio’s monitoring methods intensifies the emotion and

excitement of what you see and hear. Established in 1969 in London, AIR Studios

is now an acclaimed recording complex, favoured by many of the world’s most

popular and renowned musical talents. The SC-LX87 and SC-LX77 have received

the AIR Studios Monitor certification.

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Pioneer has a proven track record of applying its audio expertise to the creation

of multi-channel sound environments, collaborating with George Martin’s AIR

Studios in England on numerous occasions. Our perfect application of the world-

famous dubbing studio’s monitoring methods intensifies the emotion and

excitement of what you see and hear. Established in 1969 in London, AIR Studios

is now an acclaimed recording complex, favoured by many of the world’s most

popular and renowned musical talents. The SC-LX87 and SC-LX77 have received

the AIR Studios Monitor certification.

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Audio Technologies

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When amplifying multi-channel audio signals, receivers use a Low Pass

Filter (LPF) to process low-frequency signals for subwoofer output. This

causes “phase lag” — a delay of approximately 5 msec — of the low-

frequency signals compared to the main channel signals. As a result,

the delayed bass makes the sound lack synchronization. Pioneer’s Phase

Control technology effectively eliminates phase lag and signi!cantly

improves the multi-channel sound without any extra operation.

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Phase control

The “Phase Control”

Compensates for the Delay

of Low-Frequency Sound

Phase control ALL

Source AV Receiver

PHASE CONTROL

Speakers

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During Blu-ray Disc/CD playback, Auto Phase Control Plus makes real-time

analysis of the phase difference between the LFE (low frequency effect)

and the main signals, and automatically compensates the gap. Elimination

of phase lag enhances strong bass and clear high-frequency sound —

especially effective for audio content such as live performance and music

video clips.

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Auto PhaseControl Plus

Auto Phase Control Plus Effect of Phase Control Plus (data comparison)

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Original disc playback Delay setting: 0 msec Playback with Phase Control Plus Delay setting: 9 msec

Superior sound provided by compensating the lag in the subwoofer channel on the disc

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Create the optimum acoustic environment with Pioneer’s MCACC (Multi-

Channel Acoustic Calibration System), developed with the expertise of

professional recording studios. The system — complete with custom

microphone — automatically compensates for differences in speaker

size, level and distance, and equalizes response.

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Acoustic Calibration by MCACC Effect of Phase Control Plus (data comparison)

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Calibration

Before Calibration

Speaker distance, sound pressure level,

and frequency response are all uneven.

Speaker sizes and number of speakers

are automatically detected.

The sound field is automatically measured

using the supplied mic.

SET-UP

MIC

SET-UP

MIC

Ater Calibration

Speaker distance, sound pressure level,

and frequency response are all equalized.

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The Advanced MCACC uses a 3D calibration method with even more

precise measurements by including the time axis. The AV receivers also

feature a speaker polarity check for detecting misconnected cables, and a

reverb measurement display for showing before/after calibration results.

The measured data can be saved on your PC via the AVNavigator. The

system automatically measures crossover frequency — much easier than

the previous manual setting.

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Advanced MCACC

MCACC Reverberation Characteristics

Before Calibration After Calibration

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Acoustic standing waves occur when the sound waves from your speaker

resonate with those reflected off the walls. Depending on the speaker

placement, your listening position or the shape of the room, standing

waves have a negative effect on the overall sound, especially in certain

lower frequencies. Standing Wave Control effectively decreases resonance

and prevents inaccurate EQ-setting calibration.

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Standing Wave Control

Standing Wave in a Typical Listening Room

= Standing Waves

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Jitter causes clock timing error and distorts the D/A conversion timing. This is one of the biggest

factors for sound degradation during digital transmission, such as decreased sound localization, and

happens even with HDMI connection.

On the Blu-ray Disc player, the audio clock goes through algebraic transformation based on the video

pixel clock, then transferred. On the AV

receiver, the audio reference clock is regenerated using PLL in the algebraic value which came with the

video pixel clock. So the audio reference

clock is influenced by both the HDMI receiving chip’s PLL performance and the video pixel clock, and

can not avoid being regenerated with some

jitter.

Pioneer’s Precision Quartz Lock System (PQLS) was developed as a solution to this problem. PQLS

processes D/A conversion using the high-precision crystal oscillator clock instead of the audio clock

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PQLS with HDMI

Sound Degradation from Jitter

Jitter effects on D/A conversion prevents accurate signal conversion

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The data from the Blu-ray Disc player is temporarily buffered in the AV receiver’s memory, then

sequentially reproduced in sync with the high-precision crystal oscillator clock to prevent flaw.

Additionally, the Blu-ray Disc player’s data transmission clock is controlled by signals from the AV

receiver to prevent overflow or underflow in the buffer.

Three types of PQLS are available depending on the connected Blu-ray Disc player.

- PQLS 2ch Audio: For CD playback (LPCM).

- PQLS Multi-Surround: For CD/DVD/BD sources, when the

Blu-ray Disc player output is set to LPCM.

- PQLS Bit-stream: For CD/DVD/BD sources, all the time.

For PQLS to be effective, Control with HDMI needs to be on, and — only for PQLS Multi-Surround —

HDMI audio output needs to be set to PCM.

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PQLS with HDMI

Conventional HDMI Transmission Jitterless Transmission (PQLS)

Audio signal with jitterAudio signal with jitter Audio signal with jitter

Blu-ray Disc Player

ServoCircuit

ServoCircuit

HDMI IN/OUT

HDMI IN/OUT

HDMI IN/OUT

HDMI IN/OUT

DATA MEMORY

Data transfer Data transfer

Control Data transfer

Audio DataAudio Clock

Audio DataAudio ClockControl Data

AV Decoder AV DecoderDAC DAC

Clocking Crystal

Blu-ray Disc Player

AV Receiver AV Receiver

Jitterless signal via PQLS

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Pioneer’s AV receivers feature the Advanced Sound Retriever, which restores the output of compressed

audio — such as WMA, MPEG-4 AAC,

and MP3 — to the level of CD sound. The Advanced Sound Retriever creates new signals to restore

the minor details left out during the compression process.

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Advanced Sound Retriever

Advanced Sound RetrieverRestoration Image

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Advanced Sound Retriever

Advanced Sound RetrieverCompensation Effect

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Since the Advanced Sound Retriever is designed with an algorithm optimized to process 128 kbps

signal, it did not work well with 8-15 kHz high

frequencies in 64 kbps signal, which is the bit rate for quite a few internet stations. Auto Sound

Retriever automatically determines the audio signal’s bit rate, and interpolates the data lost during

compression. It is especially effective for improving the sound quality of low bit-rate content — an

ideal feature when switching between internet radio stations with different bit-rates.

Current Sound Retrieverunable to play 8-15 kHzrange for MP3’s 64 kbps

Current Sound Retrieveroptimized for128 kbps bit rate

Upper limit forplaypack differsby frequency

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Auto SoundRetriever

Playback Upper Limit Frequency by Bit Rate

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Compressed Sound Restored Sound

An ideal feature when switching between internet radio stations with different bit-rates.

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By applying Pioneer’s Auto Sound Retriever feature to TV broadcast signals, it adjusts the effects

according to the bit rate transferred via HDMI’s ARC (Audio Return Channel), letting you enjoy digital

TV broadcast in high-definition sound via Pioneer AV receiver.

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Auto Sound Retrieverfor ARC

By applying Pioneer’s Auto Sound Retriever feature to TV broadcast signals, it adjusts the effects according to the bit atransferred via HDMI’s ARC (Audio Return Channel), letting you enjoy digital TV broadcast in high-definition sound via Pioneer AV receiver.

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When streaming music via Bluetooth, the sound quality often suffers due to the compression process.

Pioneer’s Sound Retriever AIR is the

world’s first technology for improving the quality of Bluetooth transmitted sound. It restores the music

cadence lost through compression, and also reduces the noise generated by Bluetooth transmission

for a better S/N ratio.

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Sound Retriever AIR OFF Sound Retriever AIR ON

Pioneer’s Sound Retriever AIR is the world’s first technology for improving the quality of Bluetooth transmitted sound.

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Sound Retriever AIR

Improvement for S/N Ratio

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Auto Level Control equalizes volume level differences between tracks when playing music from

an iPod or other sources.

Auto Level Control

Music Hi-Def Movie

Different VolumesStandardized Playback Volume

Sound Level Equalization

RadioSatellite/Cable

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Auto Level Control

Auto Level Control for Multi Surround Playback

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This technology works to create undistorted sound, bringing out the best in the 24-bit DAC. The 24-bit

DAC hardware alone does not reproduce better sound. Maximum performance is gained by applying

the Hi-bit24 Audio Signal Processing to expand signal resolution, creating more detailed, smooth

sound, closer to the original analogue signal. Hi-bit24 also increases the sound pressure for a tactile

listening experience, and the more channels you have, the more impressive it becomes. It is effective

for multi-channel content on CD/DVD, PC files less than 24-bit and works with any disc player.

PreviousPrevious 16-bit DAC

16-bit Signals

Red: original analogue signals (ideal) Black: 16-bit digital signals (actual)

24-bit DAC

24-bit DAC + Hi-bit24

DAC alone makes no difference

DAC + signal processing -> closer to

original signal in red

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Hi-bit24 Audio Signal Processing

Bit expansion processing required to bring out the real performance from 24-bit DAC

Effects of Bit Expansion Processing

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Video Technologies

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4K x 2K, usually referred to as 4K, is the next-generation ultra- high-resolution standard with 3,840 x

2,160 (24 Hz/25 Hz/30 Hz) pixels or 4,096 x 2,160 (24 Hz) pixels — four times the current HD 1080p

standard. The AV receivers can pass through 4K video signals to a compatible display, offering the

highest quality image available.

Compatible Resolutions 3,840 x 2,160 pixels (24 Hz/25 Hz/ 30 Hz)4,096 x 2,160 pixels (24 Hz)

• Transmits 4K x 2K

(Digital Cinema; 4,096 x 2160 pixels 24p) video signals

• Supports Full HD x 4 resolution (24/25/30p)

• Source device and software required to pass through 4K content

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4K Ultra HD Pass Through

4K Ultra HD Pass Through lets you take advantage of the highest quality video source, by passing

through 4K signals for viewing on a compatible display.

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4K x 2K, usually referred to as 4K, is the next-generation ultra- high-resolution standard with 3,840

x 2,160 (24 Hz/25 Hz/30 Hz) pixels or 4,096 x 2,160 (24 Hz) pixels — four times the current HD

1080p standard. The AV receivers can upscale SD video signals to 4K video signals for display on a

compatible display, offering the highest quality image available.

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4K Ultra HD Upscaling

You can enjoy Ultra high definition images at 24 frames-per-second (fps) in 4K output from DVDs

and TV broadcasts, even with entry class disc players.

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The highly acclaimed video processing technology P.C.24p (Precise Conversion for 24p) used on

Pioneer’s flagship Blu-ray Disc player, is now available on these AV receivers. You can enjoy real film-

quality images at 24 frames-per-second (fps) in 1080p output from DVDs and TV broadcasts, even with

entry class disc players. Also good for viewing HD broadcasts.

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Precise Conversion for 24p(1080/24p Upscaling)

You can enjoy real film-quality images at 24 frames-per-second (fps) in 1080p output from DVDs

and TV broadcasts, even with entry class disc players.

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Stream Smoother is a video adjustment feature for watching network content on your home

theatre. It reduces block noise and mosquito noise on low bit rate video content such as

YouTube, offering finer and clearer images.

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Stream Smoother

It reduces block noise and mosquito noise on low bit rate video content such as YouTube,

offering finer and clearer images.

Stream Smoother OFF Stream Smoother ON *For illustration prupose only

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Advanced Video Adjust is a new feature which optimizes video signals ac-cording to the connected display type, such as plasma display panel, LCD, or projector. Additionally, it automatically adjusts the picture image for the distance of your viewing position, based on MCACC measurement data.

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AdvancedVideo Adjust

Optimizes video signals according to the connected display type

or distance of your viewing.

By Display Type By Distance

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Through PDP Mode 1

PDP Mode 1 Adjusts for optimum image with more detail and less noise

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Through PDP Mode 2

PDP Mode 2 Adjusts for a more natural image

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Through LCD Mode

LCD Mode Adjusts LCD’’s washed out black for optimum image

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Through Front Projector Mode

Front Projector Mode Provides a sharp and vivid image suited for a front projector

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Merely having a high-grade video processor does not guarantee a quality picture — a finetuned setup makes the difference. Pioneer engineers have performed rigorous testing to achieve an optimum image from almost any content. This highly-precise conversion is effective for HD as well as SD sources.

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Conventional I/P Conversion Motion Adaptive I/P Conversion

Motion Adaptive I/P Conversion For video content, Motion Adaptive I/P Conversion processes moving images by eliminating con-

version errors or noise generation, to deliver high-quality pictures.

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Digital VideoConverter

Composite or component input video signals can be converted for HDMI output

to view on a compatible display.

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The AV receivers feature three separate noise reduction circuits for en-hanced video performance.- Component Frame Noise Reduction (YNR/CNR): reduces Gaussian noise without blurring the picture- Block Noise Reduction: reduces block noise found in “at areas- Mosquito Noise Reduction: reduces noise along the outline of imagesThe Pioneer-exclusive advanced PureCinema I/P Converter also helps to re-move distracting linesduring playback.

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Grainy image

Gaussian Noise

Clear Image

Mosaic-Like Artifacts

Block Noise

Clear Image

Hazy Edge

Mosquito Noise

Clear Image

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Pioneer AV receivers support 36-bit Deep Colour, featuring smooth grada-tion steps with more accurate precision of brightness and colour informa-tion, resulting in superbly detailed, natural colour.

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Deep Colour

Smooth gradation steps with more accurate precision of brightness and colour information.

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Pioneer AV receivers support x.v.Colour, which almost doubles the range of colours (known as the “gamut”) that can be accurately captured, andreproduced on a compatible display, thereby more closely matching the natural characteristics of the human eye.

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Smoother Images

24-bit 16 million colours 36-bit 68,719 million colours

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Audio Formats& Licenses

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DTS-HD Master Audio™ and Dolby TrueHD are the highest quality audio formats available, provided by the huge capacity Blu-ray Disc to comple-ment its high-definition videos. These new-generation audio codecs bring you the equivalent of the original soundtrack, just as intended by the crea-tor.

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DTS-HD Master Audio™ and Dolby TrueHD ALL

High Definition Audio FormatsDTS-HD Master Audio and Dolby TrueHD provide sound that is bit-for-bit identical to the studio master, delivering sound at extremely high variable bit rates far exceeding standard DVDs.

Comparison of High Definition Audio Formats

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The AV receivers can play high-quality DSD (Direct-Stream Digital) audio files from a memory stick, via the front USB input. Previously, DSD could only be played back on SACD players. Now, you can enjoy the superior sound without any special players. Direct-Stream Digital (DSD) is a technolo-gy to store audio signals on Super Audio CDs (SACD).

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DSD File Playback

The AV receivers can play high-quality DSD (Direct-Stream Digital) audio files from a memory stick, via the front USB input. Previously, DSD could only be played back on SACD players. Now, you can enjoy the supe-rior sound without any special players.

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With DLNA and AirPlay features, the AV receivers let you stream audio from compatible devices. You can enjoy up to 192 kHz/24- bit high-resolution FLAC and WAV audio, as well as MP3/WMA/AAC compressed music files.

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SophisticatedSurround System

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Combine front wide speakers (Fig. 2) with Pioneer original Wide Surround mode to enjoy more spacious sound in the front. Or place front height speakers (Fig. 3) and use Dolby Pro Logic IIz for vertical-spreading sound.

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VariousSpeaker Settings

Speaker Layout example (7.1ch)

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Pioneer’s Wide Surround Mode creates sound with highly dense motion feeling around the front and the sides. Wide Surround Movie provides mo-tion feeling in front, while Wide Surround Music creates a wide-spreading sound field in the foreground.

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Speaker Layout example (Wide Surround Mode)

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Dolby Pro Logic IIz realizes more spacious surround sound by adding front height channels to the conventional 5.1ch/7.1ch speaker settings. The en-veloping sound with additional depth and dimension creates a lifelike lis-tening experience. Dolby Pro Logic IIz does not require special contents, and works with existing soundtracks.

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Speaker Layout example (Dolby Pro Logic IIz)

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Pioneer’s Virtual Speakers feature lets you enjoy full surround sound without placing extra speakers. By turning on Virtual Height, Virtual Surround Back, and Virtual Wide modes, you can experience virtual 11.1-channel sound from a 5.1-channel speaker setting. The sound field can be adjusted with in-tuitive control on your iPod touch/iPhone/iPad or Android using theiContolAV2012 application.Virtual Height: If you want to experience vertically falling sound but can not place front height speakers, there’s a perfect solution. Pioneer’s Virtu-al Height mode (Fig. 4) creates a height sound image without front height speakers, letting you enjoy enveloping virtual 7.1-channel sound from 5.1-channel speaker settings.

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Want to be thrilled by surrounding sound from behind, but don’t have the space for surround back speakers? Then try Virtual Surround Back mode (Fig. 5). It simulates 7.1-channel surround sound, giving the impression that you have surround back speakers when listening to a 5.1-channel source.

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Virtual Wide mode (Fig. 6) is a useful solution for creating the effects of front wide speakers,letting you enjoy surround sound in a rich sound !eld — all without placing extra speakers.

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Virtual Wide mode (Fig. 6) is a useful solution for creating the effects of front wide speakers,letting you enjoy surround sound in a rich sound !eld — all without plac-ing extra speakers.

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Virtual Wide mode (Fig. 6) is a useful solution for creating the effects of front wide speakers,letting you enjoy surround sound in a rich sound !eld — all without plac-ing extra speakers.

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With Front Stage Surround Advance, you can enjoy surround sound coming from only the front speakers and the subwoofer. Since wall re”ections are not used, the setup is less dependent on the room environment, allowing front alignment of the speakers. Front Stage Surround Advance creates an excellent sound image and natural sound.

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With Front Stage Surround Advance, you can enjoy surround sound coming from only the front speakers and the subwoofer.

ALL

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Connectivity

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Pioneer’s AV receivers feature 3D technology. You can enjoy the latest 3D Blu-ray Discs and broadcasts by combining the AV receivers with a3D compatible Blu-ray Disc player, game console, or tuner (STB) and dis-play via HDMI connection. The Audio Return Channel (ARC) feature allows a TV with built-in tuner to send audio data “upstream” to the AV receiver via HDMI — so there’s no need for a separate audio cable. Enjoy full-digi-tal transfer of high definition audio as well as up to 1080p video signals byHDMI connection.

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Pioneer’s AV receivers feature 3D technology. You can enjoy the latest 3D Blu-ray Discs and broadcasts by combining the AV receivers with a3D compatible Blu-ray Disc player, game console, or tuner (STB) and display via HDMI connection. The Audio Return Channel (ARC) feature allows a TV with built-in tuner to send audio data “upstream” to the AV receiver via HDMI — so there’s no need for a separate audio cable. Enjoy full-digital transfer of high definition audio as well as up to 1080p video signals byHDMI connection.

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HDMI (3D, ARC) ALL

ARC (Audio Return Channel)

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The latest AV receivers are certi!ed “Made for iPod®, iPhone®, and iPad®” products, letting you enjoy music from your iPod/iPhone/iPad. The includ-ed cable allows direct USB connection to the front panel, providing battery charge for your devices. The AV receivers are also compatible with video playback from iPod/iPhone/iPad.

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Compatible with iPhone 5

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The latest AV receivers are certi!ed “Made for iPod®, iPhone®, and iPad®” products, letting you enjoy music from your iPod/iPhone/iPad. The included cable allows di-rect USB connection to the front panel, providing battery charge for your devices. The AV receivers are also compatible with video playback from iPod/iPhone/iPad.Made for iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G, iPhone, iPad (4th generation), iPad mini,

iPad (3rd generation), iPad 2, iPad, iPod touch (5th generation), iPod touch (4th generation), iPod touch

(3rd generation), iPod touch (2nd generation), iPod touch (1st generation), iPod nano (7th generation), iPod nano (6th generation), iPod nano

(5th generation), iPod nano (4th generation), iPod nano (3rd generation).

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The latest AV receivers are certi!ed “Made for iPod®, iPhone®, and iPad®” products, letting you enjoy music from your iPod/iPhone/iPad. The included cable allows di-rect USB connection to the front panel, providing battery charge for your devices. The AV receivers are also compatible with video playback from iPod/iPhone/iPad.Made for iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G, iPad mini,

iPod touch (5th generation), iPod touch (4th generation), iPod touch (3rd generation), iPod touch (2nd generation), iPod touch (1st generation),

iPod classic, iPod nano

(7th generation), iPod nano (6th generation), iPod nano (5th generation), iPod nano (4th generation), iPod nano (3rd generation).

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Enjoy iPod music via digital connection. The audio signals are directly trans-ferred to the AV receiver’s high-performance DAC, offering superior sound compared to analogue connections.What’s more, you can operate your iPod with the AV receiver’s remote con-trol.

Digital signal

DCP

DOCK

DCPADC

DAC

DAC

AMP

AMP

Analog signal

Analog signalDigital signal

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The audio signals are directly transferred to the AV receiver’s high-performance DAC, offering superior sound compared to analogue connections.

Connection Comparison

Analogue Audio (previous)

Digital Audio (previous)

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The units can play video content from iPod/iPhone/iPad, and you can even watch YouTube video enlarged on your TV screen. In addition to simple ‘plug and play’ connection using dedicated cables, you can display the al-bum artwork in colour on your TV. The new Cover List feature lets you vis-ually choose an album from thumbnail images. Song titles can be shown in 7 languages.Your iPad also gets charged while connected.

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iPod/iPhone/iPad Video Playback

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The front HDMI terminal is MHL (Mobile High-Definition Link) compatible, letting you connect an Android device with an MHL approved micro-USB to HDMI cable. High-de!nition video can be displayed on your HDTV with multi-channel sound, while also charging your device.

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Optional MHL cable

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The front HDMI terminal is MHL (Mobile High-Definition Link) compatible, letting you connect an Android device with an MHL approved micro-USB to HDMI cable. High-de!nition video can be displayed on your HDTV with multi-channel sound, while also charging your device.

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Pioneer is the first leading partner to provide HTC Connect certified de-vices. Through wireless transmission, HTC Connect lets you easily stream high-quality audio from compatible devices such as Android phones, with no need for a separate app.

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NetworkFeatures

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AirPlay — Enthusiasts have complete access, control and playback of their entire iTunes music library wirelessly through their AV receiver. Userscan quickly and easily enjoy all their music with song information and al-bum art simultaneously displayed on a connected monitor/TV.

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AirPlay — Enthusiasts have complete access, control and playback of their entire iTunes music li-brary wirelessly through their AV receiver.

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This AV receivers are DLNA certi!ed (1.5), enabled to work not only as a Digital Media Player (2-Box Pull System) for playing DMS audio !les, but also as a Digital Media Renderer (3-Box System) to be remotely controlled by a device such as a smartphone or PC. For example, you can play mu-sic content* from a PC in another room, from a separate device in your liv-ing room. As a DMR (2-Box Push System), the AV receiver can also play re-ceived audio data when the user controls the DMS.

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AirPlay — Enthusiasts have complete access, control and playback of their entire iTunes music library wirelessly through their AV receiver.

Digital Media Server (DMS):Stores and distributes content to DMP/DMR

Example: PC

Digital Media Player (DMP):Finds and plays content on DMS

Example: TV, stereo/home theatre, game console

Digital Media Controller (DMC):Finds content on DMS for playback on DMR

Example: internet tablet, Wi-Fi digital camera, PDA

Digital Media Renderer (DMR):Plays content received from DMC, which finds content on DMS

Example: TV, AV receiver, remote speakers

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The AV receivers are compatible with Windows 7 and Windows 8, letting you easily stream music, video, or photos from compatible PCs on your home network. With Windows 8 you can use PlayTo to easily stream your music. The Windows 8 PC will automatically recognize the receiver.The AV receivers can stream high-quality audio formats with 96 or even 192 kHz sampling frequencies such as FLAC or WAV. Of course, MP3, WMA, and MPEG4-AAC audio can also be enjoyed on your home network.The AV receivers come with the vTuner for listening to a multitude of radio programs from around the world on the internet. LAN connectionallows radio access without having to use your PC. You can easily browse stations using the remote control. Various categories are availableon the vTuner database, offering limitless entertainment. You can even add broadcast stations unavailable on the vTuner list. Access the Pioneer inter-net radio site from your PC*, and register the desired stations to your fa-vorites list. Then, you can easily tune in to the radio stations fromthe AV receiver.

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Compatible with Windows 8

Compatible with Windows 7

High-Quality Audio Streaming

Internet Radio (vTuner)

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AdvancedControl

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iControlAV2013 is an iPod touch/iPhone/iPad/Android application devel-oped by Pioneer, freely downloadable from the App Store or AndroidMarket.

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iControlAV2013 Ready

Free iPod touch/iPhone/iPad/Android remote control app

Balance

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On a simple and intuitive interface, the application allows you to use your device as a remote for controlling the AV receiver’s functions such as vol-ume, input, mode, balance, level control for woofer and center speakers, PQLS, Phase Control, virtual speakers, and Auto Sound Retriever, as well as basic functions of Pioneer’s latest Blu-ray Disc players. Album informationand AV receiver’s input/output status can also be displayed. Enjoy smooth control on your device’s screen, with support for 8 languages (same setting as your device).

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This latest version provides enhanced features, and you can draw EQ curves with your finger. On iPad, all the basic controls are shown on onescreen, and you can load and view MCACC measurement data from the AV receiver. iControlAV2013 is compatible with both vertical and horizontal dis-play on iPad.

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Sound Explorer is the latest addition to the iControlAV2013 menu, letting you easily adjust various sound parameters with intuitive and pleasing op-eration. It comes in three operation modes. With Fixed Position mode, all icons are neatly positioned in rows. The playful Drop Icon mode displays continuously falling icons. All List mode shows the description and status foreach setting, with a link to YouTube video clip explaining the feature.

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The application, available for free download, lets you use your iPod touch/iPhone/Android as a remote control for operating the AV receiver’sbasic functions, as well as browse and play songs from your music library.

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Free iPod touch/iPhone/iPad/Android remote control app

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By using the AS-BT200 optional Bluetooth adapter, you can enjoy wireless transmission of audio content from compatible devices such as iPod/iPod touch/iPhone/iPad (with iOS 3.0 or later), mobile phone, or personal com-puter.

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• A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile)

• AVRCP (Audio Video Remote Control Profile)

• Registers up to 8 devices

AS-BT200 Optional Bluetooth Adapter

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Discover new songs on your friend’s iPod touch/iPhone/iPad or Android smartphones. Through Bluetooth connection*, Air Jam application lets youstream music from up to four devices**. Air Jam also transmits metada-ta such as song title, artist, and album name to the “Entry Log”. From this playback history, you can easily purchase songs on the iTunes Store or watch related videos on YouTube.

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Air Jam application lets you stream music from up to four devices.

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Pioneer’s AVNavigator is a user-friendly support feature for the AV receiv-er’s wiring and operation. Using the supplied CDROM, you can easily set up the AV receiver straight out of the box. An interactive HTML manual, Wiring Navi, and MCACC application is included in the AVNavigator. It also helps the user with software updates.

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iPhone/iPod touch/iPad Android Smartphone/Tablet

Air Jam App Top Menu

Select Song

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By answering questions about your equipment and terminals,

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Start the Wiring Navi on your PC from the CD-ROM. By answering ques-tions about your equipment and terminals, the actual connection image will be displayed. Plug in your equipment and speakers accordingly, including the network connection with your PC, then transmit the setup information to the AV receiver from your PC. The Wiring Navi is compatible with iPad, and can be downloaded free of charge from the App Store.

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The interactive HTML manual can be browsed on your PC, and clicking on a keyword will send a command to the AV receiver. It also works the other way – key operation on the remote control or the main unit will display the corresponding manual page on your PC.

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AVNavigator for iPad is a free application that helps you with the AV re-ceiver’s wiring and setup using your iPad, available on the App Store. It in-cludes the Wiring Navi, Instruction Manual, and MCACC App which lets you browse and save MCACC measurement data as well as Full BandPhase Control results in 2D or 3D graphics.

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The ASWL300 works with power supply from the AV receiver’s dedicated USB terminal, so no AC adapter is required.

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(included with SC-LX87, SC-LX77 and SC-LX57)

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The AV receivers are equipped with HDZONE HDMI output terminal, for streaming HD audio/video content to a separate room. If unused for HDZONE, the terminal can be used for MAIN ZONE OUT 2.

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With Pioneer’s Multi-Zone, you can play music and video from different sources

in 2/3/4 zones at the same time.

HDMI Zone Out (HDZONE)

Zone 4: SC-LX87/SC-LX77 only

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With Pioneer’s Multi-Zone, you can play music and movies from different sources in two zones at the same time.

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With Pioneer’s Multi-Zone, you can play music and movies from different sources

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Simultaneous playback of seperate sources

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HDMI connection with compatible products allows the following linked op-erations:• Volume adjustment/mute of AV receiver via TV• Automatic input change when TV channel is switched or playback starts on a player• Linked power on/off with TV

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• Volume adjustment/mute of AV receiver via TV

• Automatic input change when TV channel is switched or playback

starts on a player

• Linked power on/off with TV

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HDMI connection with compatible products allows the following linked opera-tions: • Volume adjustment/mute of AV receiver via TV • Automatic input change when TV channel is switched or playback starts on a player• Linked power on/off with TV* For details on compatible TV and components, see http://pioneer.jp/homeav/support/hdmi_cec/

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With standby pass-through, the AV receiver can pass audio and video sig-nals via HDMI even during standby. This feature is useful when you want to access HDMI-connected components without turning on the AV receiver.

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With standby pass-through, the AV receiver can pass audio and video signals via HDMI even during standby. This feature is useful when you want to access HD-MI-connected components without turning on the AV receiver.

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With standby pass-through, the AV receiver can pass audio and video signals via HDMI even during standby. This feature is useful when you want to access HD-MI-connected components without turning on the AV receiver.

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With standby pass-through, the AV receiver can pass audio and video signals via HDMI even during standby. This feature is useful when you want to access HD-MI-connected components without turning on the AV receiver.

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ECO Mode 1 features moderate energy saving operation while maintain-ing high-quality sound, ideal for CD music. 20% power reduction compared with normal surround mode

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• ECO Mode 1 features moderate energy saving operation

while maintaining high-quality sound, ideal for CD music.

• 20% power reduction compared with normal surround mode.

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ECO Mode 2 features moderate sound quality, suitable for content with dy-namic sound such as movies (multi-channel/2channel) or live concerts.50% power reduction compared with general analogue AMP

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• ECO Mode 2 features moderate sound quality,

suitable for content with dynamic sound such as movies

(multi-channel/2channel) or live concerts.

• 50% power reduction compared with general analogue AMP.

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The ECO Manager option in iControlAV2013 lets you manage all the ECO settings from your smart device.

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The ECO Manager option in iControlAV2013 lets you manage all

the ECO settings from your smart device.

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