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Controlling the Rest of Your System

DVD Recorder

 

Manufacturer

Code

PIONEER

456

 

 

TAPE

 

Manufacturer

Code

AKAI

829

A R C A M

810

DENON

810, 827

FISHER

813

GRUNDIG

821

J V C

802

KENWOOD

804, 807, 822

L U X M A N

815

MARANTZ

821

MEMOREX

825

MITSUBISHI

829

NAKAMICHI

816

ONKYO

817, 819

PHILIPS

821

SANSUI

824

SHERWOOD

818

SONY

814, 823

TANDBERG

820

TECHNICS

803

TOSHIBA

826, 828

YAMAHA

811, 822

PIONEER

800, 825

 

 

CD

 

Manufacturer

Code

AKAI

335

ARCAM

336

ASUKA

337

AUDIO TON

336

BUSH

332

CALIFORNIA

 

AUDIO LAB

304

CYRUS

336

DENON

309

DUAL

319, 337

FISHER

340

GOLDSTAR

330

GRUNDIG

336

HITACHI

334

INTERSOUND

337

JVC

331

KENWOOD

310, 311

KODAK

322

LINN

336

LUXMAN

341

M ELECTRONIC

344

MARANTZ

304, 336

MATSUI

336

MCS

304

MEMOREX

300

MERIDIAN

336

MITSUBISHI

335

NAD

316

NAIM

336

ONKYO

342

PANASONIC

304

PHILIPS

322, 336

QUAD

336

QUASAR

304

ROADSTAR

344

ROTEL

336

S A B A

319

S A N Y O

340

S H A R P

343

S O N Y

316, 329

TECHNICS

304, 333

TELEFUNKEN

319

THOMSON

319

UNIVERSUM

336

YAMAHA

338, 339

PIONEER

300

 

 

CD-R

 

Manufacturer

Code

PIONEER

345

PHILIPS

346

DENON

346

MARANTZ

346

 

 

MD

 

Manufacturer

Code

SONY

901

KENWOOD

903

SHARP

902

TEAC

904

ONKYO

905

DENON

906

PIONEER

900, 902,

 

 

DAT

 

Manufacturer

Code

PIONEER

907

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Contents VSX-C300 VSX-C300-S Operating Environment H045 En Risk of Electric Shock Do not OpenFeatures Contents Quick Start Guide Home Theater The BasicsYour Home System Source MaterialNo Frills Setup Hook up your DVD player, speakers, subwoofer and TVVideo cord Sold separately DVD Player DV-444, etcAdvanced/Customized Settings Automatic Switching between Analog & Digital SignalsChecking the Supplied Accessories Installing the ReceiverWhen Making Cable Connections Introductory InformationOperating Range Remote Control Unit Maintenance of External SurfacesLoading the Batteries Connecting Your Equipment Connecting a DVD Player & a TVWhy you need an analog connection as well as a digital one Audio/Video CordsConnecting a Digital Tuner/Set Top Box Connecting a TV with an Internal Digital TunerConnecting Your Equipment Connecting Video Components FrontConnecting Speakers Speaker terminalsHints on Speaker Placement Overhead view of speaker set upView of speaker set up Connecting Antennas Using External AntennasOperating other Pioneer Components with this Unit’s Sensor Plugging in the ReceiverDisplays & Controls Front PanelRear Panel Displays & ControlsRemote Control Receiver controlsTV controls Channel listening mode buttons see Displays & Controls Playback controlsChecking the Settings on Your DVD or other Player Basic PlaybackChecking the soundtrack on your disc Playing a Source Basic PlaybackFine Tuning Your Surround Sound Room SetupFine Tuning Your Surround Sound Press @ or # to select the mode you want to setPress % or fi to select the setting you want Personalizing Your Surround SoundSubwoofer ON/Plus/OFF setting mode Crossover frequency setting modePress Enter if you want to exit the setting mode LFE attenuator setting mode Center speaker distance setting mode10 dB LFE volume is reduced No attenuationDynamic range control setting mode Dual mono settingInput Attenuator setting Press Test Tone to turn off the test tone Sound Modes Channel Listening modes for two channel outputsMultichannel Listening modes for multichannel outputs Selecting a Listening Mode Press the button for the listening mode you wantPress Receiver Midnight Listening Mode Tone EffectsSound Modes Selecting a Tone EffectUsing the Tuner MPX modeRF ATT mode Tune to a station using the Tune + or Tune ButtonsTuning Directly to a Station Using the TunerMemorizing Stations Naming Memorized Stations Recalling Memorized StationsPress 3 to input the first of the four charac- ters Enter up to three more characters in the same wayUsing the RDS display An Introduction to RDSSearching for RDS Programs Press the Band button to select the FM bandUsing Other Functions Using the HeadphonesPress the Muting button on the remote control Muting the SoundChecking your Settings Analog Input Mode Input Signal Displays ExplainedDefault Settings for the Receiver Using Other FunctionsAutomatically sensed Ch1Changing the Remote Control Mode Switching the Operation Mode of the RemoteControlling the Rest of Your System Recalling Preset Codes To cancel the preset mode at any timeControlling the Rest of Your System Clearing the Preset Codes Direct SelectionCD/MD/CD-R/VCR/DVD/LD/DVD recorder/Cassette Deck Controls Buttons Function ComponentsCable TV/Satellite TV/Digital TV/TV Controls DisplayPreset Code List Manufacturer CodeSTB SATELLITE/CATV DAT Troubleshooting Additional InformationSymptom Cause Remedy Additional InformationPress Dimmer on the remote control re Techno Know How Understanding DVD PackagingDigital Audio Formats Dolby Digital and Dolby SurroundRecording Formats Channel Stereo Playback Stereo indicator lights Virtual Surround Playback VIRTUAL/PHONES indicator lightsMultichannel Surround Playback Multi ch indicator lights Headphone Surround Playback VIRTUAL/PHONES indicator lightsSpecifications TNGZW/01F00001 Printed

VSX-C300-S, VSX-C300 specifications

The Pioneer VSX-C300 and VSX-C300-S are compact, versatile audio receivers that cater to both casual listeners and home theater enthusiasts. Designed with modern technology and user-friendly features, these models deliver impressive sound quality in a sleek and stylish package.

One of the standout features of both the VSX-C300 and VSX-C300-S is their 5.1 channel surround sound capability. This allows users to enjoy a rich audio experience, whether watching movies or listening to music. The receivers support various audio formats, including Dolby Digital and DTS, ensuring comprehensive compatibility with a wide range of media.

Both models are equipped with Advanced Direct Energy HD Amplification technology, which minimizes energy waste while maximizing output quality. This technology not only reduces power consumption but also enhances audio clarity, providing a dynamic listening experience. Additionally, the receivers feature 100 watts per channel, which ensures sufficient power for driving speakers while maintaining low distortion levels.

Integrated into the VSX-C300 and VSX-C300-S is a multitude of connectivity options. These receivers include HDMI inputs, which support high-definition video and audio, along with analog inputs for legacy devices. The availability of digital optical and coaxial inputs further enhances flexibility, offering users multiple ways to connect their media sources.

The user interface is intuitive, featuring a clear display and an easy-to-navigate remote control. Both receivers also support basic networking capabilities, allowing users to access music streaming services. This feature is particularly appealing in today's digital age, where convenience and access to a vast library of music are paramount.

Pioneer places a strong emphasis on ease of use, and both receivers reflect that ethos. Automatic speaker calibration simplifies the setup process, ensuring that users achieve optimal sound quality tailored to their room's acoustics. The included MCACC (Multi-Channel Acoustic Calibration System) automatically adjusts settings to create an immersive sound environment.

In summary, the Pioneer VSX-C300 and VSX-C300-S combine stylish design with advanced audio technology. Their 5.1 channel surround sound, Advanced Direct Energy HD Amplification, multiple connectivity options, and user-friendly features make these receivers an excellent choice for anyone looking to enhance their audio experience. Whether for movie nights or enjoying music, these receivers are a solid investment for quality sound.