
Access high-quality multimedia with this Pioneer AV receiver. Quickly play music from mobile devices by connecting to the front USB terminal, or pair your phone with included Bluetooth to stream songs for your guests. This Pioneer AV receiver can be integrated into a surround sound theater system or a two-channel high-fidelity system.
A: Yes. All the sources output to the same HDMI out. If your video game or older camcorder can output to the rca video/audio inputs on the receiver then they would would be output from the receiver to the TV via HDMI.
Q: Description says it has bluetooth but the specs do not say bluetooth.. DOES it have bluetooth?
A: Yes, it has Bluetooth. I connected without issue to my iPhone 5S and played music.
Q: Goes it have a automatic calibration like Yamaha yPAO>
A: No it does not
Q: How do I connect my turn table to this?
A: This receiver doesn't have a phono input, so you would have to go through a pre-amp and plug into one of the RCA inputs. That is with a magnetic cartridge, if it is a ceramic cartridge you don't need the pre-amp.
A: The pass-through will work with most any HDMI connection. There may be a few odd devices that won't work, but nearly all standard HDMI devices will be fine. As for the bass question, it doesn't put out any sound itself just the low frequency signal. While car audio subwoofers are powered by their connection to amplifiers, home theater subs are powered units. Any sub you attach to this system will have a power connection to a wall outlet and a signal input. The amount of bass you hear is mostly determined by the power/quality of the sub you use. The receiver will allow for adjustments to the amount of bass you hear (increasing and decreasing the volume and power of the sound), so as long as you have a decent sub, you will get all the bass you want.
Q: Is it loud how much power does the system have?
A: undefined