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I directly connect my 'workstation computer' to the receiver through the roof. Simple enough, the smarts come from using VNC on a laptop (peer to peer) program to control my workstation remotely: playlists; volume; song selection. I do this across a wireless network I can be out in the shed or...

Ersan, unfortunately it would seem that the majority of recievers in the US arent equipped with switchable power supplies. In Australia (240 Volt system) the majority have switchable power. Only problem is that they are 70% more expensive here. Your other option is to buy a...

Doing a little research and I realise things might not be that simple as I dont think ther unit is dual voltage. I have found this site on a forum search. ....world-import so I might have to invest in one of these.

Is the power plug on the 1014 not hard wired into the unit. I intend buying in the US and using in Australia's 240VAC system. Is it simple to select transformer voltage at back? thnaks in advance greg

I guess at worst I was hoping I could pay shipping costs, back to an authorised dealer I intend buying from.

I'll be in the US for about 4 months and keen to pick up the Pioneer 1014. I was wondering how Pioneer's warranty applies here in Australia. I dont think they even sell this model here.. greg BTW I'm attempting to contact them also..

Also checkout http://www.hometheaterspot.com/htsth...b=5&o=&fpart=1 where it outlines some problems experienced with 1803 models.

There you go, my conclusions sound vindicated. I wonder why there is a difference, and where the system components have changed. BTW I have decided on a Denon and was originally aiming for the 1803; 1802 now or 2802! :b

I’m in the market for a new reciever to work with my Vaf speakers (DC-X’s) www.vaf.com.au Anyway after visiting a local store I was informed that in the salesman opinion the 1802 was better than the 1803. As both where there side by side, I listened to them with the same speakers and set for...

EISA has awarded the Yamaha 630 as the best reciever for 02/03 in the mid/low price range. http://www.eisa-awards.org/awards/2002-2003/ht.htm Having been exposed to this reciever, I think I have decided to get this instead of the Onkyp sr600. greg:b