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I bought mine from 2001 back in December for $499. They were selling it for $699 at the time and I got them to match Best Buy's boxing day price of $499 even though I missed out on the sale :D . I believe that 2001 has price protection so you should be able to make good on Best Buy's sale price...

I don't see this being a problem. There are other manufacturers that are doing this over component without any problems and as I stated, my $45 dvd player overlays OSD over component without any degredation to the picture. IMO Pioneer was either lazy or they wanted to give folks a reason to move...

I was able to pick up the 1014 for $499 Cdn. after purchasing the 814 and not being happy with it. I am happy now with the 1014 with one exception. Why in god's name doesn't this thing have OSD?! Even $40 DVD players can overlay an OSD on the screen so why can't a $699 (MSRP) receiver? Since...