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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1440 on: Feb 22, 2013 at 09:32 AM »
any user po ng pioneer 819-h.

pano po iset ung equilizer nya manually?

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1441 on: Feb 22, 2013 at 01:44 PM »
i have an egreat media player and sa audio setting raw and LPCM lang po ang choices...what should i choose?

when i set all in raw nawala ang auido for mpeg, acc (yata)...basta parang yung dts and HD something lang na decode...

btw, i am, using a pioneer vsx 920. should i set the my receiver somehow as well?

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1442 on: Mar 01, 2013 at 09:46 PM »
Mga sir! Magkano kaya bentahan ng Pioneer vsx 1021k ngayon na used?

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1443 on: Mar 01, 2013 at 09:48 PM »
Mga sir! Magkano kaya bentahan ng Pioneer vsx 1021k ngayon na used?
i sold mine at 18k last year
so most likely plus or minus at 18k
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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1444 on: Mar 01, 2013 at 09:54 PM »
Thanks sir! :)

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1445 on: Mar 05, 2013 at 04:54 PM »
« Last Edit: Mar 05, 2013 at 04:59 PM by Tavus »

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1446 on: Mar 05, 2013 at 05:00 PM »
Mga sir! Magkano kaya bentahan ng Pioneer vsx 1021k ngayon na used?
Meron sa HMR pioneer vsx-1022 being sold for 14,990. go check it if you are in search.

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1447 on: Mar 05, 2013 at 05:28 PM »
Meron sa HMR pioneer vsx-1022 being sold for 14,990. go check it if you are in search.

Used unit ba yung binebenta sa HMR sir? 110v?

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1448 on: Mar 06, 2013 at 10:01 AM »
Used unit ba yung binebenta sa HMR sir? 110v?
yup its 110v. not sure if its used though. but they give 3 months warranty on the unit. most of the items sold here has no warranty.

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1449 on: Mar 06, 2013 at 11:32 AM »
yup its 110v. not sure if its used though. but they give 3 months warranty on the unit. most of the items sold here has no warranty.

Ah ok. Thanks for the info. :)

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1450 on: Mar 06, 2013 at 01:26 PM »
Pioneer VSX-519 on sale - Php 7,990.00
Pioneer VSX-522 on sale - Php 10,990.00

may pass through din po ba ang 522 katulad ng 521? tnx

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1451 on: Mar 06, 2013 at 01:50 PM »
may pass through din po ba ang 522 katulad ng 521? tnx

iconlord?? wil ? kaw ba yan?

sa 21 series mahirap paganahin ang pass through
dapat mas ok na sya sa 22 series

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1452 on: Mar 08, 2013 at 12:05 AM »
hi guys, i might be one of Pio-owners very soon - vsx-522... who else currently have this?

good thing i waited a while longer until the price drop which i didn't expected... LOL!  but still due to limited budget, shall go for a 3.0 set-up initially =)

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1453 on: Mar 08, 2013 at 12:59 PM »
sir mhacman, how much is the 522? where is it available? im also looking at this av receiver.

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1454 on: Mar 08, 2013 at 02:34 PM »
sir mhacman, how much is the 522? where is it available? im also looking at this av receiver.

I think I saw one at LIS mega, last time I visited, its on sale for 10k..



sa 21 series mahirap paganahin ang pass through
dapat mas ok na sya sa 22 series

This is true, I had a hard time making mine work. Though technically gumagana sya, kaya lang you need to have the avr turned on, if you turn it off wala ng sound.

I hope they already fixed it on 522

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1456 on: Mar 08, 2013 at 10:40 PM »
I think I saw one at LIS mega, last time I visited, its on sale for 10k..


yup, the least they can give it you is for 10K.. =)

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1457 on: Mar 09, 2013 at 07:42 AM »
thank you sir frank and mhacman for the heads up.  ;)

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1458 on: Mar 10, 2013 at 09:25 PM »
iconlord?? wil ? kaw ba yan?

sa 21 series mahirap paganahin ang pass through
dapat mas ok na sya sa 22 series

ako nga to pre, panalo ang HT setup mo tulo laway ko hehe :) mukhang namimili din ng player yun 521 series kaya mahirap paganahin ang standby through... one time kasi gumana sya sa cheap next base player ko hehehe...

nag uumpisa pa lang ako sa hobby na to, kaya entry level lang muna setup ko :)
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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1459 on: Mar 10, 2013 at 09:30 PM »
I think I saw one at LIS mega, last time I visited, its on sale for 10k..


This is true, I had a hard time making mine work. Though technically gumagana sya, kaya lang you need to have the avr turned on, if you turn it off wala ng sound.

I hope they already fixed it on 522

recently sold my relatively new VSX 521 and switch to VSX 522 instead.... sad to say, wala pong standby through ang 522 ng pio pero okay lang, di ko rin naman mapagana ang pass through ng 521 ko before :( may composite input connection ang 521 pero may usb input naman ang 522 :)
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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1460 on: Mar 11, 2013 at 04:57 PM »
recently sold my relatively new VSX 521 and switch to VSX 522 instead.... sad to say, wala pong standby through ang 522 ng pio pero okay lang, di ko rin naman mapagana ang pass through ng 521 ko before :( may composite input connection ang 521 pero may usb input naman ang 522 :)

I saw in the 522's HDMI setting about "HDMITHRU" (mine I turned it to ON) though i haven't tried it with my LG 3D Bluray... will try this out soon.

what I have tried is its ARC function selecting the TV as input source  :) so I don't use an optical cable anymore when I watch TV programs or movie using the tv's built-in movie player.  Via ARC, you may control the volume of the receiver using the tv's remote...


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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1461 on: Mar 11, 2013 at 11:15 PM »
guy's, just tried out and 522 has no "STAND BY PASS THROUGH" function.  So nor the 521 would have this.  You can't use 521/522 as a gateway between your BD/Game console and TV via HDMI IN & HDMI OUT -- while 521/522 is OFF.

As I only found "HDMITHRU" in 522, let's define it first:   
      - as per the Operating Instruction, it specifies the routing of the HDMI audio signal out of the reciever (set to AMP) or through the TV (set to THRU)

my current connections: (important to note though that my TV has an ARC feature so the TV's ARC is ON and the 522's ARC is also ON)
1.  BD player (or GAME console) to Pio 522's BD (or GAME) HDMI input using HDMI cable w/ Ethernet
2.  Pio 522 HDMI out to TV's HDMI IN w/ ARC using Monster Hi-Speed HDMI cable (w/ CEC)

scenario 1 in steps (BD player is considered as source):
 - 522 is unplugged from mains
 - BD player is plugged (but currently off)
 - turn ON the TV and press the input button (at this stage, TV can detect an HDMI signal but cannot recognize the type of source i.e. BD player)
 - select that HDMI source
 - BD player will automatically turn-on but will fail to show BD's home menu as the TV will say "NO Input".  It will leave the BD player ON

scenario 2 in steps (BD player is considered as source):
 - 522 is plugged (but currently off)
 - BD player is plugged (but currently off)
 - turn on the TV and press input button (at this stage, TV can detect an HDMI signal but cannot recognize the type of source i.e. BD player)
 - select that HDMI source
 - BD player will automatically turn-on but will fail to show BD's home menu as the TV will say "NO Input".  It will leave the BD player on
 - turn on 522
 - press TV's input button (at this stage, TV can detect an HDMI signal but STILL cannot recognize the type of source i.e. BD player)
 - presto, the BD player's home menu will be shown on screen. remember, the BD player is already ON at this stage
 - proceed to watch BD
 - set 522 to HDMITHRU - sound comes out the TV (no sound comes from 522) but the 522 is ON and does consume energy (a useless case? why would Pio need this feature anyway?)
 - set 522 to HDMI AMP - sound comes out the 522 (no sound comes from TV) enjoy 5.1 audio
 - turn off the 522 -- voila, TV screen blackens and sound is shut but leaves TV and BD player ON

Q: why would you do scenario 1?
A: if your children would like to watch animations (or play Game console) on their own -- it won't bother them not to hear audio in 5.1.  besides, you'll be able to save on energy as the 522 is OFF
Conclusion: NOT POSSIBLE using above stated connections.  522 has no STAND BY PASS THRU feature.  522 cannot be a gateway between your BD/Game console via HDMI IN & HDMI OUT to TV WHEN the 522 is OFF.

Solution (w/ TV ARC), do below connections instead:
1.  BD player (GAME console) to TV's HDMI (select any one except the one with ARC function) using stock HDMI cable w/ Ethernet
2.  Pio 522 HDMI out to TV's HDMI w/ ARC input using Monster Hi-Speed HDMI cable (w/ CEC)

 - this is possible if your children will watch movie (or play game console) and use the TV speakers as HDMI carries AV signal to the TV so you can leave the 522 off
 - if YOU or your children will watch movie (or play game console) in 5.1 audio, turn on 522 and select TV input source. TV speaker will automatically shut off and will return the audio signal back to 522. 
 - adjust audio level according to your liking - even the TV's remote can control the 522's volume
 - enjoy 5.1 audio!

Solution (w/o TV ARC), do below connections instead:
1.  BD player (GAME console) to TV's HDMI using stock HDMI cable w/ Ethernet
2.  BD player (GAME console) to Pio 522 using OPTICAL cable or Digital COAX cable

 - this is possible if your children will watch movie (or play game console) and use the TV speakers as HDMI carries AV signal to the TV so you can leave the 522 off
 - if YOU or your children will watch movie (or play game console) in 5.1 audio, turn on 522 and select CD input source (then further select C1 or O1 for COAX or OPTICAL, respectively).
 - mute the TV or manually turn TV speaker off
 - adjust audio level according to your liking - can only use the 522's remote
 - enjoy 5.1 audio

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1462 on: Mar 11, 2013 at 11:36 PM »
Thanks for this detailed information. Will try this tomorrow.

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« Reply #1463 on: Mar 11, 2013 at 11:46 PM »
Thanks for the info. I am about to buy the Pioneer 522 but now I have some reservation as standbye pass through is a nice feature.

Any other entry level receiver has this function? Sub 12K?

Thanks.

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« Reply #1464 on: Mar 12, 2013 at 12:02 AM »
Thanks for the info. I am about to buy the Pioneer 522 but now I have some reservation as standbye pass through is a nice feature.

Any other entry level receiver has this function? Sub 12K?

Thanks.

not really a bother for the stand-by pass through not being there... all you need is an extra cable connection (SPDIF/COAX) as stated, anyway... and you can only have this feature maximized if your TV has an ARC...

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1465 on: Mar 21, 2013 at 02:50 PM »
if AVR has no "Stand By Pass Through" function, how about using an HDMI splitter instead?

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« Reply #1466 on: Mar 21, 2013 at 04:30 PM »
not really a bother for the stand-by pass through not being there... all you need is an extra cable connection (SPDIF/COAX) as stated, anyway... and you can only have this feature maximized if your TV has an ARC...

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with a pioneer receiver's low power consumption hitting only about 40-60 watts at low listening levels, i wouldn't worry about that pass-through function either. enjoy pa sa surround sound. besides, a receiver on standby with hdmi pass-through will already consume around 20 watts, so with a 30-watt difference why bother and deprive yourself the pleasure?
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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1467 on: Mar 23, 2013 at 10:13 AM »
would a Pioneer AVR be a good match to my Monitor Audio Bronze bookshelf speakers?

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1468 on: Mar 24, 2013 at 05:56 AM »
hi mga sir, any idea kung anu po ang remote code ng panasonic vt30 para sa learning remote ng pioneer 1121, hindi kasi gumagana ung nasa manual wahaha..thanks

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Re: Pioneer Receivers
« Reply #1469 on: Mar 30, 2013 at 09:47 AM »
Mga sir reagrding the standby passthru ni 522 depende ata sa country ung function na un, nabasa ko lang dito

http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/1981678
http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/1990848