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Pioneer VSX-D514-S Pioneer VSX-D514-S
Pioneer VSX-D514-S
The VSX-D514-S is the entry-level A/V receiver in Pioneer's 2004 line. It carries a list price of $275 and is also available in black. The D514 is similar to the VSX-D914-K, but it includes some important differences. The D514 has five 100-watt channels (as opposed to the six 110-watt channels found on the D914) and lacks the high-end version's acoustic calibration system. It has fewer connectivity options, most notably one fewer set of dedicated audio and A/V inputs, two fewer optical digital inputs and no digital output, one fewer S-Video input (three instead of four), and no front optical input. The D514 doesn't have the D914's high-quality, banana-style speaker connectors, nor does it provide A/B speaker switching. Also, the D514's surround processing is limited to standard Dolby Digital, Pro Logic II, and DTS, lacking the DTS-ES Discrete 6.1, DTS 96/24, and DTS-Neo6 modes found on the D914. For more information, please refer to the VSX-D914-K review
The VSX-D514-S is the entry-level A/V receiver in Pioneer's 2004 line. It carries a list price of $275 and is also available in black. The D514 is similar to the VSX-D914-K, but it includes some important differences. The D514 has five 100-watt channels (as opposed to the six 110-watt channels found on the D914) and lacks the high-end version's acoustic calibration system. It has fewer connectivity options, most notably one fewer set of dedicated audio and A/V inputs, two fewer optical digital inputs and no digital output, one fewer S-Video input (three instead of four), and no front optical input. The D514 doesn't have the D914's high-quality, banana-style speaker connectors, nor does it provide A/B speaker switching. Also, the D514's surround processing is limited to standard Dolby Digital, Pro Logic II, and DTS, lacking the DTS-ES Discrete 6.1, DTS 96/24, and DTS-Neo6 modes found on the D914. For more information, please refer to the VSX-D914-K review