D Diesel57 Full Audioholic Nov 21, 2013 378 0 28 washington,dc metro area Oct 15, 2016 #1 Was unaware that Onkyo brought Pioneer until today, was it a merger or are they going to operate independently? Is there information on the specifics of this venture? I've owned both and my experience with Onkyo led to a divorce because of the issues they presented, still married to Pioneer...
Was unaware that Onkyo brought Pioneer until today, was it a merger or are they going to operate independently? Is there information on the specifics of this venture? I've owned both and my experience with Onkyo led to a divorce because of the issues they presented, still married to Pioneer...
lovinthehd Audioholic Jedi Sep 11, 2012 44,872 0 113 Oakridge, OR Oct 15, 2016 #2 Where have you been? It's been a while.... Onkyo bought the home consumer products division IIRC, probably get more info in a search like this https://www.google.com/#q=onkyo+buys+pioneer+home+electronics
Where have you been? It's been a while.... Onkyo bought the home consumer products division IIRC, probably get more info in a search like this https://www.google.com/#q=onkyo+buys+pioneer+home+electronics
-Jim- Audioholic Field Marshall Jan 13, 2015 1,566 0 63 Lotusland - West Coast of Canada Oct 16, 2016 #3 They are now integrating their receivers. Common (hidden from the public) components will be shared (like power supplies, tuner sections, amplifier sections, etc.) in an effort to reduce costs and maximise profit. So far I hear mostly Onkyo parts are being used which sounds like the death of "Pioneer" products. If so Pioneer will become a re-badged Onkyo. Sad. Reactions: Diesel57
They are now integrating their receivers. Common (hidden from the public) components will be shared (like power supplies, tuner sections, amplifier sections, etc.) in an effort to reduce costs and maximise profit. So far I hear mostly Onkyo parts are being used which sounds like the death of "Pioneer" products. If so Pioneer will become a re-badged Onkyo. Sad.
D Diesel57 Full Audioholic Nov 21, 2013 378 0 28 washington,dc metro area Oct 16, 2016 #4 Hey lovinthehd, I deserve that response and I'm still laughing because if the response was any different, it would've been a disappointment, thanks, has this transaction affected Pioneer's client base or profits in anyway? -Jim- said: They are now integrating their receivers. Common (hidden from the public) components will be shared (like power supplies, tuner sections, amplifier sections, etc.) in an effort to reduce costs and maximise profit. So far I hear mostly Onkyo parts are being used which sounds like the death of "Pioneer" products. If so Pioneer will become a re-badged Onkyo. Sad. Click to expand... Thanks Jim, I can remove the questions & thoughts I was pondering on, ...I believe it's going to be a slow death for a Pioneer... Last edited: Oct 16, 2016
Hey lovinthehd, I deserve that response and I'm still laughing because if the response was any different, it would've been a disappointment, thanks, has this transaction affected Pioneer's client base or profits in anyway? -Jim- said: They are now integrating their receivers. Common (hidden from the public) components will be shared (like power supplies, tuner sections, amplifier sections, etc.) in an effort to reduce costs and maximise profit. So far I hear mostly Onkyo parts are being used which sounds like the death of "Pioneer" products. If so Pioneer will become a re-badged Onkyo. Sad. Click to expand... Thanks Jim, I can remove the questions & thoughts I was pondering on, ...I believe it's going to be a slow death for a Pioneer...
-Jim- Audioholic Field Marshall Jan 13, 2015 1,566 0 63 Lotusland - West Coast of Canada Oct 16, 2016 #5 I've never been a real fan of Onkyo and avoided them like the plague after their recent HDMI failures. It's probably prudent to stick with Denon (I have 2), Sony (I have 1), Marantz (rebadged Denons mostly), etc.
I've never been a real fan of Onkyo and avoided them like the plague after their recent HDMI failures. It's probably prudent to stick with Denon (I have 2), Sony (I have 1), Marantz (rebadged Denons mostly), etc.
lovinthehd Audioholic Jedi Sep 11, 2012 44,872 0 113 Oakridge, OR Oct 16, 2016 #6 Diesel57 said: Hey lovinthehd, I deserve that response and I'm still laughing because if the response was any different, it would've been a disappointment, thanks, has this transaction affected Pioneer's client base or profits in anyway? Click to expand... 2 years is a while but I haven't been keeping track. I believe the a/v industry is not rolling in dough on the other hand and believe Gibson, largest stakeholder in Onkyo, has not been doing well...
Diesel57 said: Hey lovinthehd, I deserve that response and I'm still laughing because if the response was any different, it would've been a disappointment, thanks, has this transaction affected Pioneer's client base or profits in anyway? Click to expand... 2 years is a while but I haven't been keeping track. I believe the a/v industry is not rolling in dough on the other hand and believe Gibson, largest stakeholder in Onkyo, has not been doing well...
D Diesel57 Full Audioholic Nov 21, 2013 378 0 28 washington,dc metro area Oct 16, 2016 #7 -Jim- said: I've never been a real fan of Onkyo and avoided them like the plague after their recent HDMI failures. It's probably prudent to stick with Denon (I have 2), Sony (I have 1), Marantz (rebadged Denons mostly), etc. Click to expand... lovinthehd said: 2 years is a while but I haven't been keeping track. I believe the a/v industry is not rolling in dough on the other hand and believe Gibson, largest stakeholder in Onkyo, has not been doing well... Click to expand... I read some of the info in the links you provided and a friend of mind said the same thing about Gibson -Jim- said: I've never been a real fan of Onkyo and avoided them like the plague after their recent HDMI failures. It's probably prudent to stick with Denon (I have 2), Sony (I have 1), Marantz (rebadged Denons mostly), etc. Click to expand... I can't remember what 5.1 Onkyo avr I had and don't care due to the issues I encountered with it several years ago and after that experience I never gave any attention at all to any product that Onkyo made or was affiliated with and I agree that Pioneer is going to be a casualty due to Onkyo...
-Jim- said: I've never been a real fan of Onkyo and avoided them like the plague after their recent HDMI failures. It's probably prudent to stick with Denon (I have 2), Sony (I have 1), Marantz (rebadged Denons mostly), etc. Click to expand... lovinthehd said: 2 years is a while but I haven't been keeping track. I believe the a/v industry is not rolling in dough on the other hand and believe Gibson, largest stakeholder in Onkyo, has not been doing well... Click to expand... I read some of the info in the links you provided and a friend of mind said the same thing about Gibson -Jim- said: I've never been a real fan of Onkyo and avoided them like the plague after their recent HDMI failures. It's probably prudent to stick with Denon (I have 2), Sony (I have 1), Marantz (rebadged Denons mostly), etc. Click to expand... I can't remember what 5.1 Onkyo avr I had and don't care due to the issues I encountered with it several years ago and after that experience I never gave any attention at all to any product that Onkyo made or was affiliated with and I agree that Pioneer is going to be a casualty due to Onkyo...
D Diesel57 Full Audioholic Nov 21, 2013 378 0 28 washington,dc metro area Oct 16, 2016 #8 -Jim- said: I've never been a real fan of Onkyo and avoided them like the plague after their recent HDMI failures. It's probably prudent to stick with Denon (I have 2), Sony (I have 1), Marantz (rebadged Denons mostly), etc. Click to expand... lovinthehd said: 2 years is a while but I haven't been keeping track. I believe the a/v industry is not rolling in dough on the other hand and believe Gibson, largest stakeholder in Onkyo, has not been doing well... Click to expand... I read some of the info in the links you provided and a friend of mind said the same thing about Gibson, 2yrs wow, have no idea how that got by me...
-Jim- said: I've never been a real fan of Onkyo and avoided them like the plague after their recent HDMI failures. It's probably prudent to stick with Denon (I have 2), Sony (I have 1), Marantz (rebadged Denons mostly), etc. Click to expand... lovinthehd said: 2 years is a while but I haven't been keeping track. I believe the a/v industry is not rolling in dough on the other hand and believe Gibson, largest stakeholder in Onkyo, has not been doing well... Click to expand... I read some of the info in the links you provided and a friend of mind said the same thing about Gibson, 2yrs wow, have no idea how that got by me...
MR.MAGOO Audioholic Field Marshall Jan 13, 2016 1,716 0 83 Orange County, CA Oct 16, 2016 #9 I think Pioneer retains their car stereo portion, they only sold the home a/v business. My local mega-mall was experimenting with different types of retailers and had a Pioneer Store, a Sony Store, now both are gone.
I think Pioneer retains their car stereo portion, they only sold the home a/v business. My local mega-mall was experimenting with different types of retailers and had a Pioneer Store, a Sony Store, now both are gone.
