i want to use this headphone wiht pioneer 1020sound system,is that ok with it([17:19:13] av. akif: Pioneer VSX-1020-K 7.1 Home Theater Receiver)
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In principle, HDMI system allows only ONE amplifire to be in the system. Your system will contain 2 amplifires, one is Theater system and the other is Headphone system.However MDR-DS7500 has one function to go around such restriction using a dip switch. The operation may become a bit clumsy, but both system can be existed in one HDMI circuit.I actually using MDR-DS7500 and Sony Theater system.Just one note that it may be working becaue of SONY theater system, I m not sure it really works with Pioneer.Just for your reference.
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It should work without any issues. The only problem is manual is in Japanese.
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It will work with any system that can pass through the HDMI signal to the sony decoder. But be careful not many amplifiers can do this. The cheap workaround is to buy an HDMI 2x splitter and simply route the raw HDMI source to both your amplifier and your sony headset unit. This is what I do. The headset is brilliant and turns itself + unit automatically on and off when you put it on your head. So just turn on the TV + the HDMI source and you are ready to go. Similarly if you do not want to use the headset but your pioneer speaker system then simply turn that on and things will be just like before. Amazon has plenty 2x hdmi splitters for sale as well. It will work with any system that can pass through the HDMI signal to the sony decoder. But be careful not many amplifiers can do this. The cheap workaround is to buy an HDMI 2x splitter and simply route the raw HDMI source to both your amplifier and your sony headset unit. This is what I do. The headset is brilliant and turns itself + unit automatically on and off when you put it on your head. So just turn on the TV + the HDMI source and you are ready to go. Similarly if you do not want to use the headset but your pioneer speaker system then simply turn that on and things will be just like... » Read More It will work with any system that can pass through the HDMI signal to the sony decoder. But be careful not many amplifiers can do this. The cheap workaround is to buy an HDMI 2x splitter and simply route the raw HDMI source to both your amplifier and your sony headset unit. This is what I do. The headset is brilliant and turns itself + unit automatically on and off when you put it on your head. So just turn on the TV + the HDMI source and you are ready to go. Similarly if you do not want to use the headset but your pioneer speaker system then simply turn that on and things will be just like before. Amazon has plenty 2x hdmi splitters for sale as well. « Show Less
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It will work with any system that can pass through the HDMI signal to the sony decoder. But be careful not many amplifiers can do this. The cheap workaround is to buy an HDMI 2x splitter and simply route the raw HDMI source to both your amplifier and your sony headset unit. This is what I do. The headset is brilliant and turns itself + unit automatically on and off when you put it on your head. So just turn on the TV + the HDMI source and you are ready to go. Similarly if you do not want to use the headset but your pioneer speaker system then simply turn that on and things will be just like before. Amazon has plenty 2x hdmi splitters for sale as well.
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I'm not sure why you would need the Sony system if you already have a Pioneer home theatre system? You would need to use one or the other. Let me know if you had something else in mind
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Sure if your stereo system has a 3.5mm jack (a headphone jack) slot. However, if you plan on using this just for your home stereo system, I'd not recommend these. I'd rather buy a Bayerdynamics tesla series or Sennhieser HD series headphones. Those headphones come with all accessories because they are meant to be used as headphones for your home stereo system. Go to http://www.head-fi.org/ and it's an internet community for audiophiles by audiophiles. There you can find loads of information and reviews on almost all great brand headphones.
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If you want higher/highest fidelity, LINE OUT is IT! I wouldn't use headphone out. Any audio nut should do that.
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What I'd seriously do is find one in the flesh and look carefully at the back. Now I bought one of them and wasn't too keen about it so I got one from another party for my shop with an equalizer For the house I looked and got a pioneer vex 51 series because its one of he last ones with stereo jacks and maybe at the older pioneer Yamaha Sony receivers and get a Pyle pro eq like I did outstanding sound Hope this helps so let me know. Bud Lucas yerington nv
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I have always been advised, from the audio video specialists, that is was fine to use various models of speakers as long as you stay with the same manufacturer. The frequencies and sound should sound just great.
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This is a "Speaker Selector" ONLY! You would have to connect your headphone to a headphone jack that's usually located on the front of your receiver.
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Mine are hooked to a kenwood so i would have to think pioneer would be fine. I like them they sound good
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Yes, I am using them in a 7.1 THX, DTS, and Dolby Digital Surround Sound setup and they sound good. They go louder than I will ever need them to be. They also sound good in a 7-channel stereo setup. They Play music well and loud. With good treble and good bass. Shakes my whole house. ( I kid you not ). Just use a good subwoofer and AVR receiver. These speakers can handle it, trust me. ) I used the polk PSW10 subwoofer and Yamaha 7.1 receiver 120 amps per channel.
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I see that the ohms and amps of the receiver meets the speaker requirements, so I dont see an issue with the combination. The speakers are good for any low end setup, check out others such as Bose, Definitive technology,Energy around the same price range. Listen to sound from these speakers, the preference varies from person to person, some look for low frequency specifically, some look for overall performance...it depends!
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I purchased the Pioneer VSX 1020 K receiver & cannot get the iPhone app to work. I get an error message. Besides downloading the app, what else am I to do to get it working?
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just by itself you can not, nut if you have an ampli or a dock for the ipad/phone i am pretty sure it plays just fine. I have these speakers connected to an amplifier with 5 other speakers so it is a great addition to my 7.1 home theater system. you have to use a classic speaker cord so you will have to spend anywhere between 40 - 120 for a converter.
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In that stand point you wont receive quality sound with a 2.1 system it wont matter what high end speakers you throw at it. The technology in your receiver cant produce what you are looking for.
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Sorry, but I was NOT happy with the Pioneer unit, and returned it for a Yamaha. My advice: Get a Yamaha! I have 2 now, and they work flawlessly.
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if you use an adapter you can get it to work in any system they are the best headphones that I have ever heard in my life. Well worth the price
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Hey Geron, you can't use that turntable with new receivers. Older receivers had a phono preamp but not the new stuff. There is a headphone jack that you could hook up a speaker to, but I wouldn't suggest it. The jack is a large one, so cables could be an issue. I would get an inexpensive surround sound receiver to link it up. Email me at tundrausher@yahoo.com if you have more questions. Good luck.
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Go for Pioneer VSX 921 k , It's a 7.1 channel, if u need to add 2 additional speakers in future....