Säljer en Pioneer VSX-405RDS MkII Audio/Video Stereo Receiver. Denna receiver erbjuder Dolby Surround Pro Logic och flera anslutningsmöjligheter för dina ljud- och videoenheter. Perfekt för hemmabiosystemet eller musiklyssning.

Solid enhet, funkar som den ska, låter fint, överraskande musikalisk!
Ingen fjärr.
Specifications: 405RDS mkII

Tuning range: FM, MW

Power output: 70 watts per channel into 4? (stereo)

Surround output: 50W (front), 50W (center), 50W (rear)

Frequency response: 5Hz to 100kHz

Total harmonic distortion: 1%

Input sensitivity: 2.8mV (MM), 200mV (line)

Signal to noise ratio: 68dB (MM), 86dB (line)

Output: 200mV (line)

Speaker load impedance: 8? to 16?

Video Connections: composite

Dimensions: 420 x 140 x 343mm

Weight: 7.3kg

Year: 1996
USER REVIEWS:

[May 05, 2010] puppeteer666 Audio Enthusiast
Purchased the Pioneer VSX-405 at a goodwill for $200.
The speaker change A or B has a slight short and requires a little finesse to get both A & B working simultaniously but works just fine using A or B separately.
Was shopping around for a reciever for my outside speakers I use near the pool finding this at $200 was a steal it sounds good pushing the outside speakers and also have a set of floor speakers I use inside to use when were having a get together. Don't like to use my real system unless it's for watching movies.
The VSX has the classic Dolby Pro Logic not to be confused with Dolby Digital 5.1.
The old Dolby was used in theaters back in the 70s and 80's and only uses 4 speakers.
So using for a surround system today is not recommended back in the VCR days sure it kicked butt.
It sounds very crisp even today for playing mp3s or CD's while it's not very powerful it's plenty enough to annoy neighbors.

[Sep 29, 2007]ryanCasual Listener
I bought this receiver new back in college...sometime in the early 1990s and I have been using it ever since. I've really been happy with it this entire time and it's still working perfectly 10-15+ years later! It's not a super powerful amp, but it's loud enough for my livingroom. With a good set of speakers it responds well. Good frequency response. I wouldn't consider myself a true audiophile, but I am a musician and recognize a good sounding system. I think it was worth the price and more.

[Mar 24, 1999]Puppy Dawgan Audio Enthusiast
My first true home theatre receiver. I had spent a long time in the store listening to different receivers. And this one was the only one I found in my price range, with the features, the sound quality, and the power I was looking for. It's only rated at 280 watts total power, but I am sure it has a much higher peak output. For a medium end receiver, it's great. Sure, it has no AC-3 output, but Digital outs weren't available on any of the receivers at the time. This receiver still puts out great bass and treble, and has an easy to use interface. This has a full pro-logic output system (none of this Matrix garbage), with an "a" and "B" front channel selector. Sure, it's a little behind the times now, but it's still a great sounding receiver for someone looking to put together a nice little system. It's going to be hard to find: it was out of production about 1.5 to 2 years ago, being completely replaced by the 407 and 456 and the rest. But, as a side note, a good friend of mine owned a 456 (I may have the exact number incorrect. If I do, I appologize.) which soon developed a static intereference problem. It was returned soon after. Yet my good ol' 405 has been going strong for 3 years. A great buy.