Pioneer Home Theater Systems Reviews

The only problem I had was the set up instructions couldn't be read on my Mackbook Pro. I had to pull out an old PC. I then had to call their help line to change the instructions from Chinese to English.This product has... Plenty of power for all my...

10 user reviews

I just got these headphones today and tried 'em out for the first time... in short, they're amazing. Hands down the best pair of headphones I've ever owned. Can play the music for a set without a problem and the quality is just superb. Only thing I...

31 user reviews

80% of reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

10 user reviews

If you own one of Pioneer's gorgeous Kuro plasma TVs and need a home cinema system to match, this is just the ticket. It comprises a DVD/HDD recorder, a 400W subwoofer receiver, four compact satellite speakers and a display unit that accepts commands...

9 expert reviews | 24 user reviews

Amazing soundsystem! Plays all of my files and easy to use. Good sound quality, HDMI inputs and outputs! Only one remark... the remote control, changing between inputs takes too much time and it only has one button, the operating distance should be...

2 expert reviews | 47 user reviews

For a Blu-ray based system costing over £1,500 on some websites, the LX03BD's feature list is nowhere near as cutting-edge as it should be. The LX08's Profile 1.1 spec and the lack of Dolby TrueHD/DTS HD Master Audio decoding are disappointing (despite...

6 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

Forced to stray from the separates path, we try Pioneer's unconventional all-in-one Blu-ray system

2 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

I bought this system to link up as a stereo for my Apple TV and so I could get rid of my separate DVD player. The sound quality is great for both music and watching movies in surround sound. Very pleased with this product.

1 expert reviews | 15 user reviews

Was very easy to set up. The instruction manual is kind of lacking, but if you cant figure it out, well I guess you would be pretty stupid, haha. When I got everything hooked up and tinkered with the settings a little bit I was simply amazed at the...

61 user reviews

The Pioneer DCS-360 is a mid-priced home cinema system with the latest facilities for connection to flatscreen TVs. Critically, not all of us own a new flatscreen TV with HDMI socketry, so Pioneer has included socketry for standard def TVs too...

7 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

The DCS-363's front panel is a transparent piece of plastic broken only by the silver DVD drive door, USB socket and headphone output.

5 expert reviews | 16 user reviews

While Pioneer's DCS-580 doesn’t quite live up to the LX01’s incredibly high standards, it does provide a very impressive alternative for almost a quarter of the price. It’s stylish, well-built, plays a wide range of formats and offers the sort of sound...

2 expert reviews | 13 user reviews

Undisputedly one of the best AV systems money can buy. Sound is amazing, crisp and clear. any one who's owned pioneer systems before wouldnt have to think twice before going for this product. i've owned pioneer AV system before, that was around 10yrs...

2 expert reviews | 10 user reviews

Pioneer's humble home cinema in a box has a budget price tag and plain Jane looks - but there's plenty to get excited about…

3 expert reviews | 12 user reviews

The HTS-GS1 will match your Xbox 360 and rock out on games, but there are better packages for your money.

5 expert reviews | 110 user reviews

I should have known that any home entertainment system that sells for under $300 would be a mistake, but cheapo me bought it any way. When I heard the system, I was really disappointed. First of all, the woofer, which was extraordinarily light, i.e.,...

15 user reviews

Anchored around the rather substantial main unit, this system is powerful (100W per channel) and has some versatility, although there are a few key features missing - somewhat justified by the price

3 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

As a receiver and speaker system, the LX70 performs fantastically. Setup is complicated, but it does excel in surround sound and digital decoding.

3 expert reviews

The DCS-323 boasts Pioneer's 3-Spot technology, and so offers both 5.1 and 'pseudo' surround sound - depending on how you place the speakers.The stylish speaker system includes one of the slimmest subwoofers we've seen.

6 expert reviews | 13 user reviews

I think this product is in the wrong place it is a home theatre system but it is a great system.The hardest part to assemble was the speaker stands (a two person job).The speakers themselves were so easy to set up having colour-coded plugs like you get...

18 user reviews

If I was going out to buy a system then I would leave it on the shelf purely because of the excess noise it makes! Once bitten and all that.......

26 user reviews

Good bang for the bucks on quality

39 user reviews

If you're not into 3D then this a great 2.1 bluray system. I bought this to replace a pioneer bcs-fs500. Extras on bcs-fs505 are 560watt compared to 300watt on the 500 model also has bluetooth connectivity,network capability,compact subwoofer and some...

6 user reviews

I bought the Pioneer CS99a speakers in 1976 while I was in the Navy,deployed in Okinawa. I paid $ 99.00 for each speaker from a store that only sold Pioneer equipment. I also bought a Pioneer SX-1050 receiver, a Pioneer PL-530 direct drive turntable...

5 user reviews

Our Steez - apparently meaning Style and Ease - has been purchased for professional use (Zumba dance classes) as a back-up in case the PA active speaker fails. It replaces a driven-into-the-ground JVC RV-NB50 which has given great service but which...

2 user reviews