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In Reply to: Pioneer Elite VSX-26TX posted by HT crazy on April 29, 2000 at 01:43:59:
I have the VSX-26TX. I am not an audiophile and hesitated to respond because of that but you asked for any feedback.Everything seems great to me as a non-audiophile. The only downside I could see was that it did not fit as well in my rack. A bit too much depth!!
Dont get me wrong, I only thought of this because I was trying to figure out if there were any reasons why it may be not a good fit for anyone and this is all that I could come up with. I am sure that many audiophiles here will have various other more relevant issues.
Just a silly point to consider. Best of luck.
Thanks for your response! We all have our own opinions and I actually listened to the upper model, the VSX-27TX. While it was very easy to listen to, the Denon 3300, 4800, and the Yamaha RX-V2095 sounded much better to my ears. Everyone hears differently.What I noticed mostly about the Elite 27 was mainly in the midrange. To me, it just sounded mushy, compared to the others. The Denon 3300 sounded very good, but lacked the detail(possibly the dynamics in the higher midrange/lower treble) in the Denon 4800 and the Yamaha 2095. The Denon 4800 and Yamaha 2095 sounded "VERY MUCH ALIKE". They were the leaders in detail and clearity. While I heard very, very, VERY slight differences between the 2, the differences were to small to even pinpoint accurately. It could have been slight volume differences even. They amazingly sounded alike. I listened through Martin Logans(The AUES****?, they were $2500 a pair). The source player was Pioneer Elite's DV-05 DVD player. This auditioning room was the best I've seen, with computer aided A/B switching.
To say the least, I upgraded to the Yamaha RX-V2095. Of course, this is what I heard and my opinion, so you may not like either the Denon or Yamaha's sound. Take care.
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