Pioneer Elite VSX 91TXH

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Nov, 2024

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 9 reviews of Pioneer Elite VSX 91TXH. The average rating for this product is 4.2/5, compared to an average rating of 4.1/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews.

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 2 user reviews of Pioneer Elite VSX 91TXH from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 5.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.com.

100% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Nov, 2024

Expert review by : Matthew Moskovciak Steve Guttenberg (cnet.com)

Pioneer Elite VSX-91TXH review: Pioneer Elite VSX-91TXH

Pioneer Elite VSX-91TXH

HDMI 1.3 compatibility; converts analog video sources to HDMI; onboard Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio decoding; excellent automatic speaker calibration; switches as many as six high-definition video sources; the VSX-91TXH AV receiver is...

Only two HDMI inputs; subpar video processing for analog video sources; lackluster onscreen interface.

The Pioneer Elite VSX-91TXH AV receiver delivers excellent audio quality and a host of cutting-edge features, but competing models offer even better values at this price point.

Oct, 2007

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Expert review by : Matthew Moskovciak Steve Guttenberg (cnet.com.au)

Pioneer Elite VSX-91TXH review: Pioneer Elite VSX-91TXH

Pioneer Elite VSX-91TXH

Only two HDMI inputs; subpar video processing for analog video sources; lackluster onscreen interface.

The Pioneer Elite VSX-91TXH AV receiver delivers excellent audio quality and a host of cutting-edge features, but competing models offer even better values at this price point.

Oct, 2007

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Expert review by : Gary Altunian (avguide.com)

Pioneer Elite VSX-91TXH A/V Receiver

Pioneer receivers have been popular since the 1970s—long before we were even thinking about home theater. A lot has changed in 30 years; we've gone from simple stereos with two speakers and a turntable to complex home theaters with six or more...

Pioneer’s VSX-91TXH delivers topnotch performance and a great combination of features, including automatic calibration and support for the new state-of-the-art audio formats, Dolby True- HD and DTS-HD Master Audio. Best of all, it’s reasonably...

Nov, 2008

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Pioneer Elite VSX-91TXH

I put Pioneer-'s Elite VSX-91TXH through its paces and found it to be a high-performance home theater receiver that-'s not only affordable but easy to set up and use.

Dec, 2007

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Expert review by : Kim Wilson (soundandvision.com)

Pioneer Elite VSX-91TXH AV Receiver

Even lower priced Pioneer Elite models appear rich and substantial. Pioneer's Elite models are to Pioneer as Lexus is to Toyota. According to Pioneer, the driving force behind Elite A/V receivers is uncompromising sound quality, impeccable design, and...

Oct, 2007

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Expert review by : Kim Wilson (hometheater.com)

Pioneer Elite VSX-91TXH AV Receiver

The VSX-91TXH is not as well outfitted as the more extravagant models in the Elite series, yet it still offers an abundance of state-of-the art features and performance that belies its $999 price tag. The VSX-91TXH AVR offers every conceivable surround...

Oct, 2007

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Expert review by : Kim Wilson (hometheatermag.com)

Pioneer Elite VSX-91TXH AV Receiver

According to a Pioneer, the projector was not communicating back to the AVR with a proper HDCP 'key' to unlock the signal, which caused the source to "think" that the receiver was the final destination (not the projector) and terminate the signal at...

Oct, 2007

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