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Pioneer VSX-LX55 / BDP-LX55 System
AV Receiver; Speaker Support: 7.1; Features: RDS, Sleep timer, USB, 3D ready, HDMI, iPod- …; Newest review: 2/2012 "FOR: Excellent picture; expressive, exciting sound; brilliant user interface; AirPlay support. AGAINST: Can be coaxed into excess, so partner with care ..." 1 review |
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Pioneer BDP-LX54
3D-ready, BD-Live, 24p; DTS-HD MA, Dolby Digital Plus, DTS-HD, Dolby TrueHD; Newest review: 2/2011
“The Pioneer BDP-LX54 is offering great cinema. This Blu-ray player delivers perfect picture and sound quality; it also plays video and photo formats.”
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More information at: stereoplay, issue 3/2011 The new dimension Three 3D ready Blu-ray players are facing off against each other: a sleek device from Kenwood, a speedy miniature from Pioneer and an all-rounder from Philips. In test: Three Blu-ray players were tested. Test criteria were sound, measured levels as well as practical application, valency and player images (HD/SD).
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Pioneer BDP-450
24p, Controlled by smartphone, Internet TV, 3D-ready, JPEG, WMA, MP3, DLNA, DivX; DTS-HD MA, …; Newest review: 5/2013 Despite its somewhat disappointing media streaming capabilities and online features, the BDP-450 is a great buy for those looking for a real universal disc player on a tight budget, since it supports …
3 reviews,
3 opinions
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Pioneer BDP-430
DivX, JPEG, 24p, WMA, MP3, DLNA, 3D-ready, BD-Live; DTS-HD MA, Dolby Digital Plus, …; Newest review: 3/2011 Reviewers at PC Advisor concluded that the Pioneer BDP 430 is a capable, albeit fairly basic Blu-ray player. They described its image quality as no worse, yet no better than its rivals, and say that …
2 reviews,
1 opinion
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Pioneer BDP-LX55
JPEG, WMA, MP3, DLNA, 3D-ready, BD-Live, DivX; Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Digital, …; Newest review: 3/2013
There are much cheaper Blu-ray players offering many more features than the BDP-LX55, but as far as desireability goes, this offering from Pioneer is hard to top thanks to its rock-solid build
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More information at: Home Cinema Choice, 3/2013 Pioneer BDP-LX55 High-end Blu-ray players are almost a thing of the past, thanks to ever more affordable models offering all the features you could possibly need. There are many users who appreciate solid build quality and a classy design, though, and offerings such as the mid-range BDP-LX55 are the way to go for that. … to review
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Pioneer BDP-150
24p, JPEG, WMA, MP3, BD Java, DLNA, Controlled by smartphone, Internet TV, BD-Live, …; Newest review: 1/2013
In and of itself, the BDP-150 is not a bad proposition, since it produces excellent pictures and sports a good number of features such as SACD playback, 3D support, DLNA, Netflix or YouTube, but
1 review,
7 opinions
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More information at: TrustedReviews, 1/2013 Pioneer BDP-150 If you want a solid, no-frills Blu-ray player and care little for features such as web apps, the BDP-150 might just be what you're looking for. … to review
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Pioneer BDP-LX52
USB / Card Slot, BD-Live, DivX, 24p, JPEG, WMA, MP3; DTS-HD, Dolby TrueHD; Newest review: 10/2009 "For: Looks. Picture quality. Built-in memory. Against: Won't play media via USB. Slow disc loading."
6 reviews,
2 opinions
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Pioneer BDP-320
BD-Live, JPEG, MP3; Dolby Digital, DTS; Newest review: 2/2010
"The Pioneer BDP-320 doesn't have an overly impressive feature set, instead concentrating its resources on sound and picture quality. In this regard it doesn't disappoint, since both
8 reviews,
2 opinions
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More information at: What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision, issue 9/2009 Blu-ray belters battle it out for HD supremacy Anyone who owns a HD TV who has not yet splashed out on a Blu-ray player is really missing out. Thankfully the cost does not have to be sky-high any more, with a range of quality budget Blu-ray systems on offer, which will also upscale your DVD collection to 1080p output through your HD TV. In test: Seven Blu-ray players were reviewed and rated on picture, sound and features. Final verdicts of 2 x "excellent", 4 x "very good" and 1 x "average" were awarded. … to review
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Pioneer BDP-LX91
BD-Live, DivX, 24p, Upscaling, JPEG, WMA, MP3; DTS-HD, Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Digital Plus, …; Newest review: 3/2010 "Pros: Astonishing picture quality. Fantastic sound. Spec and build are first class. Profile 2.0 spec. Cons: As you'd expect, it's not cheap." 6 reviews |
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Pioneer BDP-330
JPEG, MP3, BD-Live, 24p, Upscaling; DTS-HD, Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD MA; Newest review: 11/2010
“This slow device delivers good image quality, but it has a very poor set of features and is too expensive.”
5 reviews,
2 opinions
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More information at: E-MEDIA, issue 20/2010 Experience the blue wonder Six Blu-ray players in an ‘E-MEDIA’ review. The latest generation: cheaper, 3D ready and with direct access to online content. In test: Six Blu-ray players were reviewed.
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Pioneer BDP-120
USB / Card Slot, BD-Live, Picture in Picture (PiP); DTS-HD, Dolby TrueHD; Newest review: 2/2010
“Very inexpensive player with good standard features in a subtle design. Sharp, vivid, but a slightly dull picture. Tendency to sound warm, compact, and musical.”
4 reviews,
4 opinions
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More information at: test (Stiftung Warentest), issue 12/2009 “Sharp like in the Cinema” - Blu-ray Players Blu-ray and DVD players: Home cinema in high resolution top quality is already available for 168 Euros. The slow reaction of many Blu-ray players however, is quite disturbing. In test: Ten Blu-ray players were reviewed, including one games console with the possibility of playing Blu-ray discs. The products were rated 8 x “good” and 2 x “satisfactory”. Among the test criteria were picture and sound (visual test with high-resolution picture, visual test with DVD, sound), handling (operation with remote control, on device operation, music player ...) as well as versatility. When power consumption was ‘acceptable’, overall ratings were depreciated by half a mark.
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Pioneer Blu-ray-System (BDP 51 FD / SC-LX 71)
AV Receiver; Speaker Support: 7.1; Newest review: 1/2009 Along with Sony in bringing two pairs to this text, Pioneer's BDP 51FD player and SC-LX71amp are a fine pairing. Blu-ray reproduction is superb, natural and smooth, but it is the amp that … 1 review |
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Pioneer BDP-LX70
DLNA, 24p, Upscaling; Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Digital, DTS, Dolby TrueHD; Newest review: 10/2007 "Flawless performance -- shame it's already out of date." 7 reviews |
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Pioneer BDP 51 FD
JPEG, MP3, DLNA, 24p; Dolby Digital, DTS, Dolby TrueHD; Newest review: 5/2009 “Likes: perfectly built; vivid picture; attractive price. Dislikes: long reading times; no USB/ internet connection.” 6 reviews |
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Pioneer BDP-LX70A
Upscaling, 24p; Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Digital, DTS-HD, DTS, Dolby TrueHD; Newest review: 4/2008 The Pioneer's audio quality was unsurprisingly highly praised in What Hi-Fi? magazine's test with support for all current high-definition codecs and an HDMI 1.3 output to make the most of … 6 reviews |
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Pioneer BDP-LX53
BD-Live, 24p, Upscaling, JPEG, MP3, DLNA; Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Digital, DTS-HD, DTS, …; Newest review: 11/2010
"FOR: decent sound; fine picture quality; YouTube functionality.
AGAINST: long load times; awkward to use; lightweight build."
2 reviews,
1 opinion
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More information at: Hi-Fi World, issue January 2011 Clear Blu Water Is Pioneer's new BDP-LX53 Blu-ray player sufficiently good to put it a fair distance ahead of its competition? Noel Keywood finds out... … to review
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Pioneer BDP-LX71
DivX, WMA, MP3, BD Java; Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Digital, DTS; Newest review: 6/2009
"... The Pioneer BDP-LX71's not perfect, though, which is almost scandalous given the price. For starters it's an unconnected Profile 1.1 player, so you won't be able to get bonus
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More information at: Heimkino, issue 1-2/2009 “The blue planet” - reference class In test: Three reference class Blu-ray players were tested. They were each rated “outstanding”. Test criteria were quality (picture, sound, processing), features (hardware, software) and operation (set-up, remote control, daily use).
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Pioneer BDP-LX08
WMA, MP3, DivX; DTS-HD, Dolby TrueHD; Newest review: 2/2009 "Pros: Slim design. Class-leading picture and sound performance. Cons: Expensive. Only Profile 1.1. No DTS-HD Master Audio decoding upgrade until March 2009."
4 reviews,
1 opinion
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Product information and further reviews
Class Reunion Heimkino 10-11/2009 - Just in time for the important autumn sales, it is getting very crowded in the 300 Euro class of Blu-ray players, and the battle for first place has begun. The manufacturers are trying to surpass each other with quality, features and design. We have tested six promising models in order to find out who is valedictorian. Review details: Six Blu-ray players were reviewed and rated 2 x “excellent” and 4 x “very good”. Test criteria were quality (picture, sound, processing), features (hardware, software) and operation (setup, remote control, daily use).
Brit audio giant takes on Blu-ray challenge What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 2/2011 - Blu-ray has become incredibly cheap, incredibly quickly - and even budget players are now remarkably competent. ...
The miracle machines stereoplay 2/2009 - This comparison of superlatives, with top players from Denon, Pioneer and Sony, shows just what can be done with Blu-ray discs today and where this technical journey is heading. Review details: Three Blu-ray players were tested. They were each rated “outstanding”. Test criteria were sound, lab readings, practical application, valency and image.
Blu-ray instead of DVD! PC Praxis 10/2009 - The video store on the corner is still one of the best sources for new film material - especially in regards to HD quality. For this reason already, Blu-ray players are the essence of home cinemas. We tested, what current devices are capable of. Review details: Seven Blu-ray players were reviewed and all rated “good”. Among the test criteria were image quality, ergonomy and features.
A spellbinding HD effort from budget Pioneer What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 1/2013 - The BDP-450 is Pioneer's newest Blu-ray deck, and it spells good news for budget-conscious consumers. ...
Blue riders AUDIO 9/2008 - A new player generation and a wider selection of high-quality music recordings: the Blu-ray disc is becoming the trailblazer for the latest home cinema trends. Review details: Three Blu-ray players were tested and each was rated “outstanding”. Among the test criteria were CD sound, HD image quality, features and build quality.
Pioneer BDP-LX91 Stuff TV 3/2010 - Although it already produces some of the finest Blu-ray players around - see the BDP-51FD and BDP-LX71 - Pioneer thinks there's yet more to be squeezed from the Blu-ray format.
Masterful performance stereoplay 10/2008 - After just one year Pioneer has started putting its first DVD players out to pasture. Do their brand-new predecessors measure up to people’s high expectations? Review details: Single test. Test criteria were sound (HDMI/ surround/ stereo), lab readings, practical application, valency as well as picture (Blu-ray/ DVD).
Blu-ray reloaded audiovision 12/2007 - New players, new software and a specially adapted test procedure: Blu-ray is through to the next level. Review details: Six Blu-ray players were tested with three being rated “very good” and three “good”. Among the test criteria were image quality (picture resolution, colour decoding, picture dynamics ...), sound quality (digital sound, sound fidelity ...), error correction, navigation tempo and features.
Blu-ray bargains! Every player at every price rated What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 5/2008 - With Blu-ray finally winning out against HD DVD in the recent high-definition format war it is finally safe to invest in a new player. What Hi-Fi? magazine rounded up seven Blu-ray players and pitted them head to head to find out which is the best buy. Review details: Seven Blu-ray players, including Sony's Blu-ray toting PlayStation 3 were reviewed and rated based on picture, sound and features. Scores ranged from 3 to 5 stars out of 5.
Superlative 'LX52 justifies premium What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 10/2009 - The Profile 2.0 BD-Live Pioneer BDP-LX52 supports 1080p/24fps video content and 48-bit Deep Colour, as well as x.v.Colour. HD audio formats, and can either be decoded internally, or sent via bitstream. Also offers DTS-HD Master Audio 'Essential' sound profile and PQLS technology.
A new twist for old discs Guter Rat 2/2009 - Blu-ray discs: the successor to the DVD delivers a fantastic picture. And this new technology can even improve the performance of old DVDs. Review details: Six Blu-ray playback devices were reviewed. No final marks were given.
A quick look at the Pioneer BDP-51FD PC-WELT Online 2/2009 - Pioneer has a model for Blu-ray beginners on offer in the form of the BDP-51 FD. This playback device supports 1080p playback with 24fps and includes a scaler.
Blue light HomeElectronics 1/2008 - There’s something happening in both HD player segments: prices are plummeting and manufacturers are promising devices that are jam-packed with features. Review details: Three Blu-ray players were reviewed with one being rated “very good” and 2 “good”. Test criteria were visual test, audio test, operation, functions and features.
A for ‘all aboard’ HomeVision 12/2007 - In the 6/2007 issue of ‘HomeVision’, the Pioneer BDP-LX 70 Blu-ray player was nominated as reference model for its picture quality. Now a follow-up model has been released which can do even more. Review details: Single test. Among the test criteria were image quality (brightness, colours, sharpness, picture error), sound quality (digital - surround, analogue - CD), features (connections, range of media ...), operation (on-screen menu, remote control ...) and processing (material, precision).
HDTV networker audiovision 7-8/2007 - Pioneer’s BDP-LX 70 is more than just a talented Blu-ray player with 24p video display: it also plays multimedia files in HD quality via its network interface. Review details: Single test. Test criteria were image quality and sound quality.
Blu-ray in motion HomeVision 6/2007 - HD fans all over the world have been waiting for over a year for the first player with 24p playback. And now it’s finally arrived! Review details: Single test. Among the test criteria were image quality, sound quality and features.
The Pioneer BDP-LX70A WIDESCREEN 1/2008 - Pioneer is one of the driving forces behind the Blu-ray format. The LX70A is supposed to provide ambitious customers with a device that is capable of doing everything that’s related to the successor of the DVD throne. Review details: Single test. Test criteria were technology, performance, valency and practical application.
Pioneer boosts Blu-ray What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision Awards 2007 - All good things come to those who wait. We've waited a while, and finally we've found a high-def disc player that ticks all our sound and vision boxes. Pioneer's new BDP-LX70A can deliver every new surround sound audio format via HDMI. Trust us, that's a big deal.
Tasty Pioneer's the créme Blu-ray What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 9/2007 - Finally, it seems, high-definition disc players are beginning to live up to their hype, and our expectations. After what was undoubtedly a false dawn for both formats, we've seen a star HD DVD player from Toshiba, and now it's time to Blu-ray to shine. Pioneer is the company to thank, and while the BDP-LX70 is still not quite perfect, it's a Blu-ray player we can happily recommend.
Pioneer BDP-LX08 Stuff TV 2/2009 - We'd hardly call Pioneer's '51FD and 'LX71 Blu-ray players pug ugly, but there's no accounting for taste, so the company has whipped up a super-thin player to attract the style hounds.
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