Pioneer SC-09TX receiver
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Table of contents
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• Checking what’s in the box »
• Installing the receiver »
• Loading the batteries »
• Introduction to home theater »
• Listening to Surround Sound »
• Selecting the speaker layout/usage pattern »
• Normal surround connections (default setting) »
• channel front Bi-amp connections »
• channel Zone 2 connections »
• channel speaker B connections »
• Positioning and connecting the speakers »
• Normal surround connections (default setting) »
• channel Bi-amp connections »
• channel front Bi-amp connections »
• channel Zone 2 connections »
• channel speaker B connections »
• Automatically setting up for surround sound (MCACC & Full... »
• Problems when using the Auto MCACC Setup »
• Playing a source »
• Better sound using Phase Control and Full Band Phase... »
• Using Phase Control »
• Using Full Band Phase Control »
• Rear panel »
• When making cable connections »
• About the video converter »
• Connecting using HDMI »
• About HDMI »
• Connecting your TV and DVD player »
• Connecting your Blu-ray disc player »
• Connecting a satellite/cable receiver or other set-top box »
• Connecting a DVD/HDD recorder, VCR and other video sources »
• Using the component video jacks »
• Connecting digital audio sources »
• About the WMA9 Pro decoder »
• Connecting analog audio sources »
• Connecting a component to the front panel inputs »
• Installing your speaker system »
• Connecting the speakers »
• Placing the speakers »
• THX speaker system setup »
• Connecting antennas »
• AM loop antenna »
• FM wire antenna »
• Connecting external antennas »
• Plugging in the receiver »
• Front panel »
• Operating range of remote control unit »
• Remote control »
• Auto playback »
• Listening in surround sound »
• Standard surround sound »
• Using the Home THX modes »
• Using the Advanced surround effects »
• Listening in stereo »
• Using Stream Direct »
• Selecting MCACC presets »
• Choosing the input signal »
• Using surround back channel processing »
• Using the Virtual Surround Back mode »
• Using the genre synchronizing function »
• Listening to the radio »
• Improving FM stereo sound »
• Using the noise cut mode »
• Using Neural THX »
• Tuning directly to a station »
• Saving station presets »
• Naming station presets »
• Listening to station presets »
• Making receiver settings from the System Setup menu »
• Automatic MCACC (Expert) »
• Speaker output setting »
• Manual MCACC setup »
• Fine Channel Level »
• Fine Speaker Distance »
• Fine-adjusting the positions of the speakers (Precision... »
• Standing Wave »
• Acoustic Calibration EQ Adjust »
• Acoustic Calibration EQ Professional »
• Full Band Phase Control »
• Data Management »
• Manual speaker setup »
• Speaker Setting »
• Channel Level »
• Speaker Distance »
• Curve »
• THX Audio Setting »
• Connecting an iPod »
• Connecting your iPod to the receiver »
• Pod playback »
• Watching photos and video content »
• Switching the iPod operation mode »
• Using XM Radio »
• Listening to XM Radio »
• Using XM HD Surround »
• Saving channel presets »
• Using the XM Menu »
• Using SIRIUS Radio »
• Connecting your SIRIUS Connect Tuner »
• Listening to SIRIUS Radio »
• Saving channel presets »
• Using the SIRIUS Menu »
• Checking the i.LINK inputs »
• About i.LINK »
• About PQLS rate control »
• Creating an i.LINK network »
• Connecting the multichannel analog inputs »
• Selecting the multichannel analog inputs »
• Switching the speaker system »
• Switching the speaker system according to the playback... »
• Setting the speaker system for movie sources »
• Bi-amping your speakers »
• Bi-wiring your speakers »
• Connecting additional amplifiers »
• MULTI-ZONE listening »
• Making MULTI-ZONE connections »
• Using the MULTI-ZONE controls »
• Connecting an IR receiver »
• Switching components on and off using the 12 volt trigger »
• Using this receiver with a Pioneer plasma display »
• Using the SR mode with a Pioneer plasma display »
• Connecting a PC for Advanced MCACC output »
• Advanced MCACC output using your PC »
• Enjoying the Home Media Gallery »
• Usable free media servers »
• PlaysForSure »
• DLNA CERTIFIED™ Audio/Video/Image Player »
• Supported file formats »
• Connecting to the network through LAN interface »
• Using the USB interface »
• Confirming the IP Address »
• Connecting a USB device »
• Readable USB devices »
• Readable data files »
• Removing a USB device »
• Starting the Home Media Gallery function »
• Navigating the files and folders »
• Selectable screen display »
• Using the Tool Menu »
• Media Navigator »
• Screen Components »
• USB »
• Enjoying movie files »
• Screen Components »
• Movie Player key guide »
• Time Search »
• Slow Playback »
• Repeat Mode »
• Random Mode »
• Enjoying music files »
• Screen Components »
• Music Player key guide »
• Repeat Mode »
• Repeat Mode »
• Random Mode »
• Enjoying photo files »
• Screen Components »
• Setting up the slideshow »
• Setting up BGM for the slideshow »
• Starting the slideshow »
• Rotating the image »
• Repeating the slideshow »
• Playing the slideshow at random »
• Other useful functions »
• Search »
• Sort »
• Adding files to My Playlist »
• Setup »
• Switching the server »
• Resetting to default »
• Glossary »
• Default Gateway »
• DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) Server »
• DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) »
• DNS (Domain Name Service) Server »
• Ethernet »
• IP (Internet Protocol) Address »
• LAN Cable »
• MAC (Media Access Control) Address »
• Mass Storage Class devices »
• PlaysForSure »
• Subnet mask »
• UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) »
• USB (Universal Serial Bus) »
• Windows Media Connect »
• Windows Media DRM »
• Windows Media Player »
• Details of compatible formats »
• Making the HDMI Control connections »
• Setting the HDMI options »
• Setting the HDMI Control mode »
• Before using synchronization »
• Synchronized amp mode »
• Synchronized amp mode operations »
• Canceling synchronized amp mode »
• About HDMI Control »
• The Input Setup menu »
• Input function default and possible settings »
• Changing the OSD display language (OSD Language) »
• The Other Setup menu »
• Multi Channel Input Setup »
• ZONE Video Setup »
• ZONE Audio Setup »
• SR Setup for Pioneer plasma displays »
• Select the OSD display’s background pattern (Display Image) »
• Setting the Audio options »
• Adjusting the surround B speaker delay (Surr B DELAY) »
• Setting the Video options »
• Making an audio or a video recording »
• Playing a different source when recording »
• Reducing the level of an analog signal »
• Using the sleep timer »
• Switching the contents displayed on the LCD »
• Switching the HDMI output »
• Checking the settings of the sound currently playing, etc »
• Resetting the system »
• Default system settings »
• Setting the remote to control other components »
• Selecting preset codes directly »
• Programming signals from other remote controls »
• Erasing one of the remote control button settings »
• Resetting the remote control presets »
• Confirming preset codes »
• Renaming input source names »
• Direct function »
• Multi Operation and System Off »
• Programming a multi-operation or a shutdown sequence »
• Using multi operations »
• Using System off »
• Controls for TVs »
• Controls for other components »
• Operating other Pioneer components with this unit’s sensor »
• Speaker Setting Guide »
• Positional relationship between speakers and monitor »
• Troubleshooting »
• Power »
• No sound »
• Other audio problems »
• Video »
• Settings »
• Professional Calibration EQ graphical output »
• Display »
• Remote control »
• LINK interface »
• HDMI »
• Important information regarding the HDMI connection »
• HOME MEDIA GALLERY »
• Pod messages »
• XM radio messages »
• SIRIUS radio messages »
• LINK messages »
• Meaning of messages displayed when the HDMI control... »
• HOME MEDIA GALLERY messages »
• Surround sound formats »
• Dolby »
• DTS »
• Windows Media Audio 9 Professional »
• About THX »
• About Neural - THX Surround »
• About XM »
• About open source related licenses »
• Listening modes with different input signal formats »
• Stream direct with different input signal formats »
• Cautions on Handing »
• Liquid crystal screen »
• Liquid crystal backlight »
• Cleaning the shiny surfaces of the panel and the liquid... »
• Specifications »
• Cleaning the unit »
• Our philosophy »
• Features »
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I mean it is a very nice piece, but for $7K, which is $1.5K more than the Denon 5308 and Yamaha Z11, there is no excuse for Pioneer not to use at LEAST the Silicon Optix Reon (which is in the Onkyo 875/876/905/906...Pioneer SC-09TX HTM Review - Audioholics Home Theater Forums...523 watts x 2 @ 4 ohms & Crosstalk of -106dB are out of this world for a receiver...