Pioneer - VSX-405RDS Solid state multi-channel receiver

Description;

The Pioneer VSX-405RDS is a classic audio/video receiver from the late 1990s (introduced around 1996/1997). The device combines a traditional stereo amplifier with early surround sound technologies and a built-in radio.

If you want to buy this model, or are currently connecting it, these are the main features and specifications to consider:

Key specifications
Surround sound configuration: Equipped with a built-in Dolby Pro Logic decoder. This is an analog surround technique (so no modern Dolby Digital or DTS via HDMI).
Radio (RDS Tuner): The built-in FM/AM tuner supports the Radio Data System (RDS), allowing the name of the radio station to appear directly on the display.
Channels and connections: It is basically a 5.1-channel receiver (left, right, center, two surround speakers, and a pre-out for an active subwoofer).
Pure audio device: The receiver processes only audio signals via analog RCA plug connections. It has no HDMI ports and video sources (such as a DVD player or TV) must be connected directly to the screen for video.

Ideal use for vinyl enthusiasts;

Thanks to the built-in phono input, this receiver is very popular with vinyl enthusiasts who are looking for a reliable vintage amplifier to connect a turntable to. In addition, the device includes traditional analog inputs for, for example, a CD player or cassette deck.

Visually in vintage condition see all photos but everything has been tested by us and is therefore working.

(This item will be packed with the utmost care for shipment. (And hoping that the postal workers will handle with care). With the exception of shipping to islands located outside the Netherlands. Note: Our items are checked for full operation unless otherwise described. Also, all photos are part of the listing, and thus your purchase. Regarding all postal services, any damage or defects during transport is NOT our responsibility).