What are the new features of the pioneer vsx-932?
By Mia Moss
What are the new features of the pioneer vsx-932?
Another exciting new feature for the VSX-932 is support for FireConnect, Powered by Blackfire. This cutting-edge wireless technology gives multi-source, multi-room interaction between compatible devices, making it simple to set up a wireless multi-room system that also streams HD audio and will include video in the future.
Is the pioneer vsx932 Atmos AV receiver still available?
Pioneer VSX932 (Black) Atmos AV Receiver. Atmos AV Receiver. Unfortunately this product is no longer available. For advice on an alternative product or details of newer ranges, please contact Telesales here or your local store which you can find here. Sorry, this item is exclusive to in-store customers only.
Can You stream from your Bluetooth VSX 932?
The Bluetooth receiver supports streaming from your smartphone, tablet, laptop, PC or other Bluetooth source. There’s also access to Internet radio and music services such as Spotify Connect, TIDAL and Deezer compatibility, making the VSX-932 a fully comprehensive streamer.
How much power does the pioneer VSX 522-k have?
With 400W of power, 5.1-channel surround sound configurations should function well with this home theater receiver. But the VSX-522-K isn’t just about raw power as there are some nice technologies baked into this low-cost home theater receiver as well.
Are there any new pioneer AV receivers for 2013?
So far, Pioneer has yet to announce something new for 2013 but they still hold their ground with their 2012 family of Pioneer AV receivers. This family consists of 4 consumer models in the VSX series along with 2 high-priced SC models. 5 of the models are network ready except for the Pioneer VSX-522-K.
Are there any VSX models that are network ready?
This family consists of 4 consumer models in the VSX series along with 2 high-priced SC models. 5 of the models are network ready except for the Pioneer VSX-522-K. Because of this, the VSX-522-K can appear a bit dated as many companies are trying to make the living room the center of a network-connected home.
