ה - VSX-535 הוא 5.2 ערוצים עם יכולת 8K - HDMI 2.1 כמו גם - Dolby Atmos
IMAX Enhanced במחיר של $379 .
ה - VSX-835 הוא 7.2 ערוצים עם יכולת 8K - HDMI 2.1 ותמיכה ב - Dolby Atmos
IMAX Enhanced . במחיר של $499 .
שני הרסיברים כבר יצאו למכירה אתמול .
Pioneer has announced two new AV receivers that offer Dolby Atmos
and IMAX Enhanced support at budget-friendly prices. The VSX-535,
is an 8K, 5.2-channel model that sells for $379, and the VSX-835, is an 8K,
7.2-channel receiver priced at $499. Both models are available starting March 6
at pioneerhomeusa.com and select retailers.
The 535 and 835 feature 4K/120 and 8K/60 compatibility via their four HDMI 2.1a
(and HDCP 2.3) inputs, plus ARC/eARC compatibility via their single HDMI output.
These ports can also passthrough all major flavors of HDR, including HDR10,
HDR10+, Dolby Vision, and HLG. Gamers will appreciate their support of 2.1a
features like variable refresh rate (VRR), quick frame transport (QFT),
auto low-latency mode (ALLM), and source-based tone mapping (SBTM).
Along with the onboard AM/FM tuner, there are three analog stereo inputs
and two digital audio inputs (optical and coaxial) for wired connectivity,
while the integrated Bluetooth receiver lets you stream music wirelessly
to these units from any smartphone, tablet, or computer. If you want to
run a powered subwoofer, you can connect up to two simultaneously for
increased low-end power. A second zone analog stereo output is also included.
As with the rest of Pioneer’s AV receivers, the VSX-535 and VSX-835 are equipped
with the company’s Multi-Channel ACoustic Calibration system (MCACC) room-tuning
technology, which can automatically adjust the receiver’s EQ for the specific
acoustics of your environment.
The VSX-535 has a 5.2-channel system with 80 watts of class A/B amplification
at 8 ohms or 150 watts at 6 ohms. It can be configured in either a 5.2 or
3.2.2 setup, giving you a choice of whether or not to run discrete height
channel speakers. If you choose a traditional 5.2 (or 5.1) setup, the built-in
Dolby Height Virtualizer will let you hear a slightly less immersive version
of Dolby Atmos’ overhead sound effects.
Thanks to Dolby Surround, even non-Dolby Atmos content can be upmixed into a
more immersive, 3D-like presentation.
The VSX-835 uses a 7.2-channel system with 80 watts of class A/B amplification
at 8 ohms or 165 watts at 6 ohms. It can be configured in either a 7.2 or 5.2.2
setup, once again giving you a choice of whether or not to run discrete height
channel speakers. The two height/surround channels can also be configured as
a second zone.
The VSX-835 also has Dolby’s Height Virtualizer, but it ups the ante with
the inclusion of DTS:X compatibility and an IMAX Enhanced mode, which Pioneer
says has been optimized to adhere to strict performance standards around color,
brightness, contrast, and audio fidelity.
As with the 535, it has Dolby Surround upmixing, but you can choose to use
DTS Virtual:X and Neural:X upmixers instead if you prefer the way they sound.
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