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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #930 on: Aug 14, 2012 at 05:50 AM »
That is actually what I want to do next but I want to make sure na tama ang gagawin ko kaya nanghingi ako ng inyong inputs mga gurus. Will it be safe if I set level across all the speakers to +2dB or higher?


It's safe naman pero isn't it like simply increasing the volume knob +2db or higher din?

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #931 on: Aug 14, 2012 at 06:12 AM »
Maraming magandang sub sir, depende rin siguro kung music lover ka or movie buff.  I'm also a pio user na addict sa movies, ngayon lang ako nahihilig sa music and I got the diamond 10mx.  Its only now that I realize that the wharfs arent that great for music but wonderful for HT.
Totoo yan sir, kaya mahirap mag decide kung alin ang kukunin lalo na pag-tight ang budget.

I'm looking for a sub sana which can serve us well on both music (for me) and movies (for my wife and daughter). I am considering DSW pro 660. I read a few good reviews and i am quite decided to get this. unfortunately hindi available ngayon dito kaya tiis muna na walang sub.  

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #932 on: Aug 14, 2012 at 06:30 AM »
It's safe naman pero isn't it like simply increasing the volume knob +2db or higher din?

Tama sir but what I want is to hear the clarity of the sound in low volume level.

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #933 on: Aug 14, 2012 at 07:14 AM »
Tama sir but what I want is to hear the clarity of the sound in low volume level.

Check mo kung may dynamic volume or dynamic range control ang avr mo. it's boosts the weak freqs during low volume playback so you can maximize the dynamic range ng audio. Alam ko meron yan.

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #934 on: Aug 14, 2012 at 07:28 AM »
1020 and the 1021 more or less the same amp, i doubt you will hear any difference.
raiders right you more or less get airplay with the 1021, let me add usb plays more formats and some firmware updates. edit i think you also get passthrough  with the 1021, oh power supply on thw 1021 is much high around 500 vs the 1020 which has around 250.

I do find the idea of airplay fun but you can get the same thing if you just buy an apple TV with additional expenses.

both are good choice. if you have an ipad then maybe the 1021 is better. if not then you can save few pesos and get the 1020

ah oki sir 920 kasi gamit ko dati at narinig ko na yung 1020 wala sila pinag kaiba sa sound. Sa mga connections lang siguro nagkaiba  ganun din siguro 1021 mga feautres lang ang nadagdag,  thanks sir :)

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #935 on: Aug 14, 2012 at 07:30 AM »
Uyyy mukang may balak ka sir ah..

wala pa sir nag tititngin tingin lang muna ko hehe ;D

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #936 on: Aug 14, 2012 at 07:32 AM »
havent heard 1020 so i cannot comment hehe....

airplay and ipad/ipod ung additional feat.


1021 nga pala gamit mo dati sir hehe ok ba yung air play? :)

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #937 on: Aug 14, 2012 at 08:18 AM »
1021 nga pala gamit mo dati sir hehe ok ba yung air play? :)

oo masaya yung airplay. basta naka wifi router ka pwede ka mag stream ng music direct from ipad or iphone.
very convenient.
sayang lang airplay yung lx53 ko.

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #938 on: Aug 14, 2012 at 08:25 AM »
1021 nga pala gamit mo dati sir hehe ok ba yung air play? :)

yup i used it most of the time

make sure na ilimit mo to 10db ung max volume
once while using itunes nagadjust ako ng volume dun lumakas lahat haha...kala ko sira ung speaker ko e...hahahaha...

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #939 on: Aug 14, 2012 at 08:31 AM »
oo masaya yung airplay. basta naka wifi router ka pwede ka mag stream ng music direct from ipad or iphone.
very convenient.
sayang lang airplay yung lx53 ko.
hehe mukhang ok nga yun ah..ok din naman kahit naka usb. di nga lang talaga tulad pag naka air play di na kelangang isuksuk sa usb input nya hmm.. ;D

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #940 on: Aug 14, 2012 at 08:39 AM »
yup i used it most of the time

make sure na ilimit mo to 10db ung max volume
once while using itunes nagadjust ako ng volume dun lumakas lahat haha...kala ko sira ung speaker ko e...hahahaha...

gabi pa naman!
ganun ba sir masaya nga talaga ang airplay hehehe :D malakas na din yung 10db

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #941 on: Aug 14, 2012 at 04:59 PM »
Check mo kung may dynamic volume or dynamic range control ang avr mo. it's boosts the weak freqs during low volume playback so you can maximize the dynamic range ng audio. Alam ko meron yan.
I've turned on the DRC and set it to max, tweaked the channel level. Now seating in my sweet spot at 36dB I can say that SQ has dramatically improved. I am very much satisfied how my system works now with music. Salamat po sa mga inputs!

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #942 on: Aug 14, 2012 at 09:20 PM »
@john9.1
You looking for  sub right? I recommend a big sub to go with that pioneer receiver  like svs. Ask mike c.  he deals with those subs and he's usually on the forums.
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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #943 on: Aug 16, 2012 at 07:12 PM »
@john9.1
You looking for  sub right? I recommend a big sub to go with that pioneer receiver  like svs. Ask mike c.  he deals with those subs and he's usually on the forums.
SVS is actually my first choice. I am in contact now with sir Mike. Thanks to you sir!

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #944 on: Sep 07, 2012 at 05:48 PM »
i've encountered this annoying thing with my pioneer lx53 and my htpc.  Each time i turn on my htpc and receiver there is no sound. The pc does not recognize the receiver. I have to reset my pc just for it to recognize my receiver. this has never happened before with my harman kardon. my pc is running on an ati 4850 video card.
can anyone clarify if this is natural?

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« Reply #945 on: Sep 07, 2012 at 10:13 PM »
i've encountered this annoying thing with my pioneer lx53 and my htpc.  Each time i turn on my htpc and receiver there is no sound. The pc does not recognize the receiver. I have to reset my pc just for it to recognize my receiver. this has never happened before with my harman kardon. my pc is running on an ati 4850 video card.
can anyone clarify if this is natural?


This happens to me when my monitor is turned off. The PC sometimes do not recognize the receiver kung walang monitor. 2 kasi ang monitor ko. 1 ordinary pc monitor via vga, and another one for movies via hdmi.

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #946 on: Sep 07, 2012 at 10:23 PM »
i've encountered this annoying thing with my pioneer lx53 and my htpc.  Each time i turn on my htpc and receiver there is no sound. The pc does not recognize the receiver. I have to reset my pc just for it to recognize my receiver. this has never happened before with my harman kardon. my pc is running on an ati 4850 video card.
can anyone clarify if this is natural?


Sir anong nauuna mong buksan? HTPC then receiver? Or Receiver Then HTPC? Or sabay mo silang on?
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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #947 on: Sep 07, 2012 at 10:34 PM »
Sir anong nauuna mong buksan? HTPC then receiver? Or Receiver Then HTPC? Or sabay mo silang on?


Monitor and receiver. last ang PC.

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« Reply #948 on: Sep 07, 2012 at 10:38 PM »
Monitor and receiver. last ang PC.

Yup dapat nga ganito ang sequence...

Nangyayari to sa laptop ko minsan pag direct ko connect sa LCD TV ko.. minsan walang sound..  on ko muna yung mga pagkakabitan then last na yung PC para ma detect nya...
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« Reply #949 on: Sep 07, 2012 at 10:53 PM »
Monitor and receiver. last ang PC.
dapat matino pc psu mo. otherwise the input stage of your receiver and/or monitor might be damaged by transients during power-up.
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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #950 on: Sep 07, 2012 at 11:20 PM »
receiver >htpc>projector
mali ba?

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #951 on: Sep 07, 2012 at 11:31 PM »
receiver >htpc>projector
mali ba?
PJ > receiver > HTPC
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« Reply #952 on: Sep 08, 2012 at 12:01 AM »
out of curiosity, why is there a need for the boot up process to be sequential?
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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #953 on: Sep 08, 2012 at 12:46 AM »
PJ > receiver > HTPC
out of curiosity, why is there a need for the boot up process to be sequential?

Though originally designed to be hot-swappable (presence of a hot plug detect channel), the actual implementations of this feature vary greatly. Following the said startup sequence minimizes issues, as the devices get to initialize with a detectable target device.

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« Reply #954 on: Sep 08, 2012 at 12:52 AM »
out of curiosity, why is there a need for the boot up process to be sequential?
the card shuts off the signals if it doesn't sense a receiver during power up. parang delivery service, assuming ikaw si receiver at si delivery guy ang VC. si delivery guy maghahatid yan ng package mo, pag nandun ka para mag-receive, ok na. pero pag wala ka sa house (receiver off) si delivery guy 'di babalik hanggang di mo tatawagan ulit (reboot).
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« Reply #955 on: Sep 08, 2012 at 12:54 AM »
Though originally designed to be hot-swappable (presence of a hot plug detect channel), the actual implementations of this feature vary greatly. Following the said startup sequence minimizes issues, as the devices get to initialize with a detectable target device.

bihira yata hot swappable hdmi connections
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« Reply #956 on: Sep 08, 2012 at 02:09 AM »
bihira yata hot swappable hdmi connections
hindi naman sir mark. or hardware/software dependent din
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« Reply #957 on: Sep 08, 2012 at 02:45 AM »
the card shuts off the signals if it doesn't sense a receiver during power up. parang delivery service, assuming ikaw si receiver at si delivery guy ang VC. si delivery guy maghahatid yan ng package mo, pag nandun ka para mag-receive, ok na. pero pag wala ka sa house (receiver off) si delivery guy 'di babalik hanggang di mo tatawagan ulit (reboot).

So there is no way for us to manually detect the receiver after boot up?  meaning, walang refresh?  Pasensya na mga sir ah, I do not own an HTPC, all I am trying to do is learn the logic why.  I am trying to liken this to replacing monitors while a PC is running, its plug and play so no matter how many times I change the monitor (a,b or c) it will power up and will be detected because the port will refresh.  But in an HTPC, it does not work that way, instead when a receiver is not connected, the hardware/shoftwre to detect is is shut off and cannot be powered back up by the user through a refresh, a reboot/restart is necessary, tama po ba mga sir?  Thank you for helping me understand.
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« Reply #958 on: Sep 08, 2012 at 08:28 AM »
may video naman pero lang audio.

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« Reply #959 on: Sep 08, 2012 at 09:38 AM »
bihira yata hot swappable hdmi connections

Actually, mine is.  :D Kaya lang, i follow the sequence to minimize issues.
So there is no way for us to manually detect the receiver after boot up?  meaning, walang refresh?  Pasensya na mga sir ah, I do not own an HTPC, all I am trying to do is learn the logic why.  I am trying to liken this to replacing monitors while a PC is running, its plug and play so no matter how many times I change the monitor (a,b or c) it will power up and will be detected because the port will refresh.  But in an HTPC, it does not work that way, instead when a receiver is not connected, the hardware/shoftwre to detect is is shut off and cannot be powered back up by the user through a refresh, a reboot/restart is necessary, tama po ba mga sir?  Thank you for helping me understand.

Sa monitor, madali lang kasi direct sa monitor ang plug in. Sa reciver kasi, both audio and video are involved. So for the pc to detect the video, dapat naka-connect and running din ang monitor that passes thru the receiver. Sa case ko naman, maski naka-on ang receiver, pero shut down ang monitor, walang audio. So parang the pc recognizes the receiver initially as a video output. 2ndary lang as audio output. Pero complicated din kasi ang case ko because i have 2 monitors. One is directly connected sa pc via vga. Wala akong problem dun. The other one is connected sa receiver via hdmi. Plus, dalawa ang audio output ko. one is via usb port, and the other one via hdmi (with video).