PIONEER HTP-FS500 black

A top quality receiver Pioneer 300 Watts peak power and HDMI input. This model is designated FS500-HTP in black has really a lot of features and interfaces that you would expect from a top receiver. There you will have access audio system 2.1, as you can connect up to four devices to four HDMI version 1.3 a. A great option is the ability to connect an external decoder, the decoded model supports formats such as DPL, DPL II, DD, DTS Digital Surround, HD audio, DD Plus and DD True HD. There will be a very wide frequency range and from 10 to 100,000 Hz with a sensitivity of 100 dB for ensuring maximum opportunities to enjoy listening to music or watching movies. Furthermore, this model offers a well-known and popular interfaces such as HDMI, inputs for optical and coaxial cables, 5x CVBS, of course, but also analog outputs.Opportunity for quiet, undisturbed home listening to your headphones, you will be able to connect up to 6.3 mm jack connector. To be able to listen to the radio is a built-in FM, AM radio tuner with RDS and up to 40 preset stations.
Parameters and specifications:
Name:
Pioneer HTP-FS500
Performance:
300 W
Impedance of the loudspeaker output:
4.0 - 8 Ohm
Sensitivity:
100 db
Frequency range:
10-100000 Hz
Distortion:
0.06%
Operating power:
70 W
Power Consumption Standby:
0.3 W
Decoded formats:
DPL, DPL II, DD, DTS Digital Surround, HD audio, DD Plus, DD True HD, DTS Neo:6, DTS-ES, DTS 96/24, DTS-HD High Resolution Audio, DTS-HD Master Audio
Inputs:
Inputs for external decoder 5.1
2x optical cable
2x digital coaxial
5x Analog Audio
5x CVBS
2x YUV
3x HDMI (1.3a)
Outputs:
1 SBL/SBR
2x analog audio
1x CVBS
1 YUV
1x HDMI (1.3a)
Headphone: 6.3 mm
Radio Tuner:
Bands: FM, AM
RDS
40 preset stations
Dimensions:
Subwoofer: 230 x 360.5 x 422.5 mm
Weight:
12 kg
Color:
Black
Other features:
D/A converter: 192kHz/24-bit
Podpora Direct mode
Podpora 1080p/24Hz
Compatible with iPod devices
Supported Color Depth: 30/36bit
4x SCENE: 12 presets
YPAO automatic calibration
17x DSP
DRC
Option to set frequency dividing the subwoofer