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Pioneer VSX-1020-K - Features And Benefit
The Pioneer VSX-1020-K delivers amazing home theater performance in an elegant package. With connectivity options for all your latest high-definition home theater components and digital 1080p upscaling from any source, the VSX-1020-K takes performance a step further with multi-zone support: choose either a 7.1-channel configuration, or create a second zone with 5.1 + 2 channels. And the VSX-1020-K brings extensive connectivity for your digital media via Ethernet and a front USB input, and compatibility with Bluetooth sources (using the optional AS-BT100 adapter, sold separately). Plus, it's "Works with iPhone"-certified, so you can incorporate your favorite Apple products into your home theater easily. iControlAVR, a free iPhone app (downloaded separately), turns your iPhone or iPod Touch into the ultimate control center.
Get a truly plug-and-play iPhone experience with your home theater. Thanks to the VSX-1020-K's "Works with iPhone" certification, that enables you to enjoy music with iTunes album art, movies, downloaded TV shows from iTunes, photos, web content such as YouTube and more. An included USB/composite video cable makes connecting your iPhone to share your favorite media easy--and you could charges your iPhone automatically when connected. Unlike other receiver lines, there's no need to buy a separate dock to enjoy your iPhone with your home theater. This included cable that enable you to works with most generations of iPod Classic, Nano, and iPod Touch.
Share your videos, and enjoy music with full album information and album art on your TV. Your iPhone's wireless and network features remain fully functional and music and movies will mute when you receive an incoming call. And you've got lots of control options--use the iPhone directly, or push a single button on the VSX-1020-K's front panel to switch control to the included preset remote and an intuitive, full-color GUI.
Plus, your iPhone's music will always sound its best thanks to Pioneer's exclusive Advanced Sound Retriever technology, which restores lost data in compressed music files. So even in a big room, you'll get much closer to the artist's original intent from you iPhone, iPod or other MP3 player. And Auto Level Control means a smooth, consistent listening experience with no jarring volume changes between your favorite songs and albums.
With Pioneer's iControlAVR (downloaded separately via Apple's App Store) gives you total control over your home theater sound. With controls for master and per-zone volume, room calibration, and more, you've got a simple but powerful way to adjust your home theater sound any way you like.
The iPhone and iPod Touch's accelerometer controls are used to control balance and emphasis--no confusing sequence of remote buttons to remember, just tilt and maneuver your Apple portable device until you get the right sound where you want it.
In addition to connections for all your home theater components, a front HDMI input lets you conveniently connect high-definition devices like an HD camcorder to view your videos in all their glory in your home theater. A front USB port lets you connect your digital camera or portable media player to display a slideshow of JPEG photos on your HDTV, or play MP3, WAV, or WMA music files with full ID3 tag and album art support. And your options don't stop with your portable devices. The Pioneer VSX-1020 is your portal for SIRIUS satellite radio (subscription required) and thousands of free Internet radio stations --all just a few clicks of the remote away.
Two level house, upstairs steaming, downstairs freezing?
We have a single-zone A/C unit. My boyfriend went upstairs and looked at our insulation and the bottom of the attic is insulated but the ceiling/roof is not. Would adding insulation to that help?
What can we do to fix this problem?
I forgot to mention that we are located in Florida, so it's more a matter of the upstairs being unbearably hot and the downstairs being tolerable, or too cold if the a/c is turned on.
Just close the upstairs vent a little more then half way or all the way if needed. It sounds like the vents are open all the way and the downstairs is being robbed of heat, Heat will rise pretty much by it's self so you don't need the upstairs vents open so much in the winter, In the summer it will be the other way, because cold air sinks so you want the vents open all the way upstairs so you can cool your house from the top , down. 2 feet of insulation is good for the attic, and for the best bang for you buck, put a layer of the new stuff over what you have now, it looks like bubble wrap with foil on both sides, this stuff reflects radiant heat, so in the winter it will bounce the heat back into the house and in the summer it will bounce it back outside.
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