Pioneer Introduces 3 New DVD Home Cinema Systems

Posted by Sierra Monica B. in Technology on 07 31st, 2009 | no responses

For many people, a DVD home cinema system with HDMI, USB connectivity and powerful speakers sounds like a complete solution for home entertainment, but too complicated. Pioneer took care of this problem and launched three new systems on the market, each optimized for providing an easy setup which takes only a few minutes.

Its DCS-590, DCS-585 and DCS-FS30 are sophisticated home cinema systems with HDMI connectivity that provides detailed digital audio and video signals via a single cable, while the upscalling enables sharp, rich colors and high contrast to high-definition DVD video content. In addition, the systems feature high power amplifiers and Dolby Digital and DTS audio decoders for an outstanding sound, plus the Advanced Sound Retriever function that enhances Windows Media Audio, MP3 and MPEG-4 AAC file formats.
The Auto Level Control adjusts volume levels between tracks, while the Front Stage Surround Advance enables rich audio via the speakers set in any position with respect to the TV. The optical input allows connecting gaming consoles or set top boxes.
Other features include Bluetooth support, KURO LINK connectivity for accessing compatible Pioneer devices using a remote control, and down-firing subwoofers.

Pioneer DCS-590 is a 5.1 DVD Home Cinema System with HDMI, USB, Advanced MCACC and Tallboy Speakers, while the DCS-585 model is a 5.1 DVD Home Cinema System with HDMI, USB, Advanced MCACC and Satellite Speakers.
Pioneer DCS-FS30 is a 2.1 DVD Player Home Cinema System with USB and Slim Front Speakers.
They all will be available for purchase later this month. The price is not known yet.