Skip to main content
Newsletter IconGoogle IconFacebook IconX IconInstagram IconYouTube Icon
Giveaway: MONTECH Heritage PRO case, 240mm AIO, and 850W PSU Bundle

Pioneer VSX-80 home theater receiver has 7 HDMI 2.0 ports

Pioneer VSX-80 home theater receiver has custom install features and supports 4K video upscaling.

Facebook IconX IconReddit Icon
Comments
TweakTown
Published
Updated
1 minute & 15 seconds read time

Pioneer Electronics has been making audio gear for years. The company has a full line of home theater receivers that run the gamut from entry-level models up to high-end offerings that can cost thousands of dollars. Pioneer has rolled out a new home theater receiver aimed at custom installers called the VSX-80.

Pioneer VSX-80 home theater receiver has 7 HDMI 2.0 ports | TweakTown.com

This receiver will ship at the end of the month for $700. The VSX-80 has a lot to offer for the price. It features seven HDMI 2.0 ports allowing you to connect a lot of sources to the receiver. It is Roku Ready certified so all the user has to do is plug in a Streaming Stick to get access to all sorts of streaming content.

Pioneer built-in support for 4K UHD video pass through. The best feature if the VSX-80 is that it is able to upscale standard HD content to 4K resolution on-the-fly. Using the receiver, you can set up a 7.2 channel audio system or use a normal 5.1 set up with the other channels for multiroom audio.

The receiver supports a number of high-resolution audio formats. Supported formats include 96kHz 24-Bit 5.0- and 5.1-channel FLAC and WAV files, it also supports other high-resolution music files including AIFF, WAV, FLAC, DSD (2.8 MHz), Apple Lossless, MP3, WMA and AAC. The receiver can be controlled by the iControlAV5 smartphone app and has integrated RS-232 and IP control capability.

Join Our Newsletter

Join the TweakTown Newsletter for daily tech updates delivered to your inbox.

See previous giveaways.

Comments

Stay Updated

Follow TweakTown for breaking tech news, reviews, and daily updates.

Follow TweakTown on GoogleAdd TweakTown as a preferred source on Google
Newsletter Subscription