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Home›Uncategorized›Pioneer to grow its range of home audio solutions

Pioneer to grow its range of home audio solutions

By Staff Writer
25/02/2010
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Already an established premium brand with Blu-ray and AV receiver technology, the arrival of loudspeakers strengthens Pioneer’s existing home audio offering in the market.

“We are thrilled to not only expand our home audio range but also be in position to compliment our AV receivers and Blu-ray players with a collection of loudspeakers and in-wall speakers.

Designed by French engineers from Pioneer’s Speaker Design Centre (SDC) in Paris, Pioneer’s 3,7 and 8 Series loudspeakers are engineered for the purist sound,” said Tony Trent, head of product planning at Pioneer Electronics Australia Pty Ltd.

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Included in the new Pioneer home audio range will be:

• Three different 5.1 loudspeaker packs (3/7/8 Series)
• Three new AV receivers (VSX-LX52/ SC-LX72/ SC-LX82)
• A new Blu-ray player (BDP-320)
• Two iPod docking stations (XWNAS3/ XWNAS5S)
• Multiple in-wall speaker models (range & pricing to be confirmed).

Consumers will have the option of being able to purchase Pioneer’s latest audio products individually or in home theatre packages.

Each home theatre package will comprise of a 5.1 loudspeaker pack partnered with a suitable AV receiver and Blu-ray player.

Pioneer will distribute three different home theatre packages: Studio 3, Studio 7 and Studio 8.

Pioneer will debut Studio 3 in Australian market on December 1st, with the Studio 7 and Studio 8 packs to follow in January 2010.

Another highlight in Pioneer’s new audio range will be the January 2010 release of the XW-NAS5 and XW-NAS3 iPod speaker systems.

With a 2.1-channel digital amplifier, both models provide precise sound reproduction and warm acoustics, while a down-firing subwoofer supplies dynamic and powerful bass.

Both the XW-NAS5 and XW-NAS3 will also offer a direct digital audio connection, component video out and incorporate unique features that are not available on other high-end iPod speaker systems.

The XW-NAS3 will be available in white only, while the XW-NAS5 will be available in black, red or silver.

Please note:
The BDP-320 Blu-ray player will not be sold in Australia as an individual item, only as part of the Studio 3 home theatre package.

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