New Pioneer Elite Receivers VSX-52TX, 54TX, 56TXi

[Audioholics]

Pioneer just announced its newest family of Elite audio/video receivers. The VSX-56TXi, VSX-54TX and VSX-52TX offer key features including automatic room calibration and enhanced amplification technology. The three new receivers sport a 15-pound power supply as well as some rather hefty capacitor sizes:

VSX-56TXi -- 2 x 27,000uf capacitor pair
VSX-54TX -- 2 x 22,000uf capacitor pair
VSX-52TX -- 2 x 15,000uf capacitor pair​

Both the VSX-56TXi and VSX-54TX receivers provide an Advanced MCACC offering all-channel 96/24 analog-to-digital conversion allowing for manual settings if preferred. MCACC also has the ability to send data to a PC through the RS232C port for a detailed and precise display of the measured reverberation frequency response in the listening room. There's too much to post here, so read the full details on these new receivers.

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[MrPorterhouse]

Can we expect a Full review on any of these receivers in the near future?

They look awesome and I'd love to read more on their capabilities.

 

[Unregistered]

review

are you guys planning on reviewing one of those receivers in the near future

 

[slmcdonald7]

Does the near future hold any reviews of these receivers?

 

[izub]

I didn't wait

Don't need a review. Bought the 54tx yesterday. However I bet the review will be good.

 

[Audioholics]

Wowo - now THOSE are some requests. Short answer - we WANT to review Pioneer receivers, but haven't had time to get Pioneer on board yet. This should not be a problem after CEDIA.

 

[Unregistered]

I am in a pickle... I want to upgrade my Denon 3801... I have the 3805 and the 56txi on my very short list.. I would love to see a head to head battle..

 

[MrPorterhouse]

Oh, the drama. I hope it will last.


Can't wait to hear the results.

 

[Rip Van Woofer]

"...All amplifiers are of discrete MOSFET configuration for low distortion"

Hmm...."MOSFET" and "Low Distortion" don't seem to go together naturally but I could be wrong.