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Features
The Pioneer VSX-70 lacks the Class D3 amplification that is present in all other SC Pioneer Elite models but you can still expect great audio performance from fairly large setups. Since this is a 7.2-channel receiver, you have plenty of options available. You can opt for the full 7.1 surround sound speaker setup or come up with a 5.1-channel setup in the main room and another 2.1-channel setup in another room. There is a second HDMI output called HDZONE so you can extend another video source to another display in addition to adding a second audio source. Multi-zone support is even better with the VSX-70 than other VSX models thanks to the custom installation support. Several third-party control devices are supported so you can build a nice custom home entertainment center. There is an RS-232 bus connection on the back and it supports full IP commands.

More people are using their smartphones and tablets for home computing so it is only proper for new AV receivers to better support them. A new addition to the Pioneer VSX-70 is MHL compatibility for the front HDMI port. This allows the newest smartphones and tablets to connect directly to the receiver using a micro USB to HDMI MHL adapter. This not only outputs HD resolution from the smartphone or tablet screen but it also charges the device. The specification is MHL 2.0 too so you can also send 3D content while enjoying faster charging speeds and 1080p 60Hz support. Take note that the rear HDMI ports don't have the MHL specification but they are all 3D ready and support 4K Ultra HD. The VSX-70 can also upscale content to 4K so all of the existing content you have can look better on large 4K displays with the help of the Pioneer VSX-70.


The USB port on the front has also been updated to support Apple's very latest iPhone, iPod and iPad devices. All the newest generation Apple products use a Lightning cable and the VSX-70 fully supports the new standard. Gone are the days of requiring a dock since the Pioneer VSX-70 can charge the device as well.

But the networking features are what make the VSX-70 a very nice hub for mobile devices. With AirPlay, new and some old iOS devices can stream music wirelessly to the receiver. Android devices lack this wireless technology but HTC features something similar called HTC Connect. This means that if you have a new device like the highly-acclaimed HTC One, you can stream music to the AV receiver without sacrificing audio quality.
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