
Stream music to any room in your home with this Pioneer Elite A/V component receiver. Chromecast and DTS Play-Fi technologies are built-in and controllable via the provided remote, and a dedicated phono input lets you connect a turntable. Phase control capabilities let you enjoy synchronized sound with this Pioneer Elite A/V component receiver. Includes HDMI 4K Ultra HD and 3D pass-through technologies for compatibility with 3D TVs, Blu-ray players and gaming consoles and 4K Ultra HD TVs.
Q: How many Watt is this stero
A: This is 80 watts per channel.
Q: Can you send to wireless speakers in a different room.
A: I don't know about other speakers but I have a Bluetooth subwoofer on the other side of my family room that it communicates with.
A: 7.2 allows for 3 more speakers than the ‘usual’ 5.1 setup you describe... 5.1 translates to 5 channels plus 1 sub - 5.1. So a 7.2 system can accommodate 2 extra surround speakers (sides) plus the option of L and R subs. It’s a bit overkill, but there’s always got to be a next best thing, and if you have a true home theater, L/R subs and side surrounds can provide a more surrounding experience.
Q: I purchased poll audio T50 tower speakers will this amp be plenty of power
A: Congrats on your new Polk speakers! Short answer: yes. Long answer: the T50's are rated at an impedance of 6ohms. At 6ohms, this receiver is rated at 170w/ch, with 2 channels driven. "Channels driven," as I understand it, roughly translates as: "this is is the nominal power of the system at this impedance when there are this many channels outputting sound at the same time." That said, many input sources will output from more than two channels at once, resulting in slight reductions in power output, and slight increases in THD, or total harmonic distortion. Now, the T50's are rated at a maximum power handling of 150w, but Polk recommends a very broad range of 20w-100w. The VSX-LX102's power is plenty for this system, but might actually be a little overpowered. There's nothing terribly wrong with that, but you would have to be careful to avoid clipping, and ultimately damaging your floor speakers at higher volumes.
A: Yes it does. I have a Galaxy S8 and it works fine with this receiver.
A: at 8 ohms you will only get 80 watts, at 6ohms you will get up to 170Watts. As the ohms increases the watts decreases. if you look at the power specs at the pioneer site it will tell you this info. https://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Home/AV-Receivers/Elite+Receivers/VSX-LX102#specs
A: Yes, it has wifi
Q: Does this receiver display the volume on screen when it is adjusted up or down?
A: Hi, you are correct the volume does display on the screen when you adjust it. I did notice that it's not a number example 0 being low to 100 max but instead it's dB (decibels). Hope that helps.