Pioneer 7.1 HDMI A/V Receiver VSX-819H-K

[OhMannClint]

110 watts per channel
3 HDMI imputs 1 HDMI output
USB on the front for an Ipod Iphone Itouch control remotely
Mint Condition! Works Perfect! Very Powerful!
I current have my Klipsch Referance Series speakers wired to it.

$200obo

651-399-9534
Clint

[Fernanernie]

Odd, Pioneer even lists it on its website as a 5.1

[Akromix]

Odd, Pioneer even lists it on its website as a 5.1

The pic of the outputs show this as well.

[OhMannClint]

Odd, Pioneer even lists it on its website as a 5.1

You need to learn how to read because the pioneer website clearly say 7.1

[OhMannClint]

The pic of the outputs show this as well.

If you look closer under the standard speaker outputs there are outputs for two other speakers which can be used for a second zone or rear speakers.

[Akromix]

If you look closer under the standard speaker outputs there are outputs for two other speakers which can be used for a second zone or rear speakers.

Yes those are speakers b. I don't think you can run a and b at the same time.

[OhMannClint]

Odd, Pioneer even lists it on its website as a 5.1

Off of pioneers website.

And when you are ready to watch a Blu-ray Disc movie, get ready to experience only the highest quality audio in existence today with DTS-HD ® and Dolby ® TrueHD decoding, delivering up to 7.1 channels of surround sound at 96 kHz/24-bit high-resolution.

I did see that the pioneer list it as a 5.1 which is weird because it defently has 7 speaker outputs and dual zones. My guess is bacause only the main 5 channels are 110 watt

[OhMannClint]

Yes those are speakers b. I don't think you can run a and b at the same time.

You can.

[OhMannClint]

Scumbag Clint trying to cover up the fact that he's misleading potential buyers. Change the ad title, it's not a true 7.1 receiver.

What I qouted was directly off of pioneers website as the discription for this receiver. How am I misleading or covering up anything? It has 7 speakers outputs and a subwoofer output making this receiver 7.1. Is there anyway I can make this any more simple so your small brain can
comprehend that you are wrong?

My new denon has the exact same set up and is labeled as a 7.1, Denon as a whole must be scumbags too then?

[NOTNSS]

What I qouted was directly off of pioneers website as the discription for this receiver. How am I misleading or covering up anything? It has 7 speakers outputs and a subwoofer output making this receiver 7.1. Is there anyway I can make this any more simple so your small brain can
comprehend that you are wrong?

My new denon has the exact same set up and is labeled as a 7.1, Denon as a whole must be scumbags too then?

Keep trying to cover up the fact that you're lying about the item you're selling

[Phillyblunt474]

That is a 5.1 receiver. Even if you have the A & B channels on at the same time, you will not have true 7.1 audio. The B channels will only be duplicating what the A speakers are outputting. A true 7.1 will have 7 separate channels and no sounds duplicating.

Pioneer lists it as a 5 channel receiver, http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PU...ers/VSX-819H-K , because that is what it is.

[OhMannClint]

That is a 5.1 receiver. Even if you have the A & B channels on at the same time, you will not have true 7.1 audio. The B channels will only be duplicating what the A speakers are outputting. A true 7.1 will have 7 separate channels and no sounds duplicating.

Pioneer lists it as a 5 channel receiver, http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PU...ers/VSX-819H-K , because that is what it is.

Quoted from the link posted.

And when you are ready to watch a Blu-ray Disc movie, get ready to experience only the highest quality audio in existence today with DTS-HD® and Dolby® TrueHD decoding, delivering up to 7.1 channels of surround sound at 96 kHz/24-bit high-resolution.

This is my new receiver http://usa.denon.com/us/product/page...2313ci(denonna)
It also has zones one and two but is labeled as a 7.2 as it is. Should I go return it and bitch because it is actually 5.2?

[Phillyblunt474]

Quoted from the link posted.

And when you are ready to watch a Blu-ray Disc movie, get ready to experience only the highest quality audio in existence today with DTS-HD® and Dolby® TrueHD decoding, delivering up to 7.1 channels of surround sound at 96 kHz/24-bit high-resolution.

This is my new receiver http://usa.denon.com/us/product/page...2313ci(denonna)
It also has zones one and two but is labeled as a 7.2 as it is.

From the same link:





Questions?

[OhMannClint]

delivering up to 7.1 channels of surround sound

Questions?

[Phillyblunt474]

delivering up to 7.1 channels of surround sound

Questions?

Doesn't matter what some random blurb you pulled off the site says. Its a 5.1 receiver, is listed all over pioneer's website as 5.1, every other A/V distribuitors website's as 5.1, and has 5 110W channels.

Also, the way the Denon AVR 2313CI's multi zone feature works is if you want to run two separate zones it pulls 2 channels for the second zone, giving you the 5 channels in one zone and 2 in the second. IF you wanted to utilize the 7 channels in zone 1 while running a second zone you would have to hook up a second amp to the zone two pre amp out.

Take a look at a pioneer 7.1 receiver with multi zone capability. It will have 7 channels and a set of B speakers for zone 2 (for a total of 9 speaker hookups). Denon and Pioneer just do it differently.

The receiver you're selling is a 5 channel receiver, sorry.