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Opinions on Pioneer VSX-C402 receiver?

  • 17-08-2004 3:22pm
    #1
    netman
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    Hi folks,

    I'm thinking of getting into the Home Cinema, and I found a package that looks very very interesting:
    http://www.techtronics.com/uk/shop/50-pioneer-hc-53-sk-multi-region-dvd-system.html

    I know I want that DVD player, I have a previous model, and DivX support makes this a perfect choice. However, I know next to nothing about the receiver and speakers, except that they're made by Pioneer :)

    The receiver in question is Pioneer VSX-C402, 3 scart inputs, 1 output.

    Now, my biggest question is, can I use it for playing CD's, TV and Video, as well as DVD playback?

    I've noticed on most Home Cinema packages (all-in-ones) that the 6 speakers only work with 5.1 DVD's, and if you're playing a CD it only plays it on 2 speakers, and TV audio only plays on the TV's speakers.

    Here's what I thought of doing:
    Scart from receiver to TV - 1 output.
    Scart from DVD player to receiver - 1 input.
    Scart from digibox to receiver - 1 input.
    Scart from VCR to receiver - 1 input.

    Would the receiver forward on the video signal to the TV, and split the audio signal from the scart cable (if it's stereo) to the 6 speakers, or does it only play the audio if it comes through the optical/coax connection ?

    Apologies if this sounds confusing. I know what I'd like, but may not know how to put it into words :)


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