Is the vsx-23txh a Zone 2 speaker?

Like the VSX-94TXH before it, the VSX-23TXH lacks dedicated Zone 2 speaker connections. Since you can assign the amplifiers from Surround Back to B-speakers, Bi-amping the mains, Surround Back or Zone 2, you’ll actually need to pick one use and stick to it.

Do you need Kuro link on pioneer vsx-23txh?

Keep in mind that you must disable Kuro Link in order to assign HDMI. Like the VSX-94TXH before it, the VSX-23TXH lacks dedicated Zone 2 speaker connections. Since you can assign the amplifiers from Surround Back to B-speakers, Bi-amping the mains, Surround Back or Zone 2, you’ll actually need to pick one use and stick to it.

Do you need external amp for vsx-23 sub?

For a passive sub, an external amp (which could be an older receiver) would be necessary unless we’re talking about someone buying a HTIB receiver that has powered outputs for a sub. So, it would be necessary for the VSX-23. I did that with a receiver and some old speakers for fun a couple of years ago (thread here ).

Like the VSX-94TXH before it, the VSX-23TXH lacks dedicated Zone 2 speaker connections. Since you can assign the amplifiers from Surround Back to B-speakers, Bi-amping the mains, Surround Back or Zone 2, you’ll actually need to pick one use and stick to it.

Keep in mind that you must disable Kuro Link in order to assign HDMI. Like the VSX-94TXH before it, the VSX-23TXH lacks dedicated Zone 2 speaker connections. Since you can assign the amplifiers from Surround Back to B-speakers, Bi-amping the mains, Surround Back or Zone 2, you’ll actually need to pick one use and stick to it.

For a passive sub, an external amp (which could be an older receiver) would be necessary unless we’re talking about someone buying a HTIB receiver that has powered outputs for a sub. So, it would be necessary for the VSX-23. I did that with a receiver and some old speakers for fun a couple of years ago (thread here ).

What kind of finish does pioneer VSX 92thx receiver have?

What that has to do with home audio/video is another matter. Pioneer refers to the finish on the aluminum front panel of the VSX-92THX receiver as urushi. Whether the finish is actually urushi or just black and shiny is probably immaterial. It creates an elegant look.

What makes a pioneer vsx-23txh menu system so good?

It lends itself to easy connectivity and each of the inputs can be re-assigned as needed to facilitate your particular system. 4 HDMI inputs (1 on the front) make this an extremely flexible system, and one that will work well with any room that has a remotely located projector or television that has a single HDMI cable running to it.