Pioneer VSX D912

Pros: MCACC, 110 wpc, Multi-room capability, 7.1 input, huge I/O selection, universal learning remote.

Cons: No on screen display, 8 ohm speaker requirement, unlighted remote, complex menus.

The Bottom Line: You get a lot for your money. Pioneer makes very good equipment and this has most of the latest technology.

Review: In looking for a home theater receiver, there are a lot of good choices available. If you can not afford to spend a kilobuck or more, but still want it all, your choices quickly become more limited. For a street price of around $300, there is no other ...

Pros: Works well and has good power,Fairly easy to set up, Good universal remote

Cons: No on-screen display

The Bottom Line: Serious audiophiles might not be interested in this unit, but for anyone looking for high end features at a mid range price this is a good buy.

Review: I did some research before buying this receiver and found it lots of bells and whistles for a little ...

Pros: MCACC easy to setup 110 watts per ch fan on heatsink. Sound great

Cons: THD% .2% My Harmon Kardon have a THD% .05% but still a good receiver.

Review: For the price very good sounding receiver,great features MCACC make setup easy. 110 Watts rms per channel. Great on Mid's High's and Low's. work great with my polk audio 3-way Polk audio speakers. Preouts for hooking up amps. metal front face ...

Pros: Microphone assisted automatic surround setup, nice remote. Also Has 7.1 surround capability.

Cons: Cautions against using 4 ohm speakers

The Bottom Line: This powerful receiver is easy to use, has a very good remote, and is loaded with features. The mic-assisted auto surround setup is amazing.

Review: I did a lot of research into home theater receivers by playing with them in stores and reading revie ...