Pioneer Elite BDP-09 is the First THX Certified Blu-ray Player

by jessica on Fri, 2009-09-11 10:43
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Pioneer Elite BPD-09

Pioneer's flagship Blu-ray Disc player, the Elite BDP-09 is the world's first Blu-ray Disc player to achieve THX certification. The BDP-09 is BD-Live Compatible and has 4GB of Internal Memory, 8 Wolfson Audio DACS, PQLS Jitter Free Audio Transmission, and 16-Bit Video Processing LSI. The BDP-09 is available now for $2200.

A perfect complement to the BDP-09, Pioneer announced that its Elite EX Series in-wall speakers have attained THX Select2 certification as well. Add to that Pioneer's top-of-the-line Elite A/V Receivers (which are the world's first and only THX Ultra2 Plus Certified receivers with Class D digital amplification) and you've got a complete THX Certified audio video system with sound and features that are hard to beat.

To find out more information on Pioneer's THX Certified audio and video products, visit www.pioneerelectronics.com.

Comments

HDMI v 7.1 analog DAC

Submitted by Watusi (not verified) on Sat, 2010-01-09 17:49.

I love this player. By far the best picture quality out there. I have a question for anyone who reads this. Which audio do you prefer....HDMI or 7.1 with the 8 Separate Wolfson audio DACS for each analog output.

I have tried both and am sticking with the 8 DAC's into my multi input sony ES receiver. The HDMI is great, but i found it to be too bright (too loud etc.). The analog setup makes me have to turn the volume up to get the proper gain, but it is more pure of a complete surround sound. The surround back speakers really perk up in this set up.

Anyone else have any thoughts?

A nice player

Submitted by mbt shoes (not verified) on Tue, 2010-05-04 05:12.

Because i have no one own player, i don't know the difference clearly. But as for what you said, i think i will be in your side!

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