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Old 07-03-2006, 1:13 PM   #1 (permalink)
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whats the difference between a Pioneer AX10 and AX10ai?

hi im thinking about 1 of these amps but im not sure which 1, can someone tell me the difference between them pls? also whats the going rate for these amps 2nd hand?

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hi there dont have a clue what the difference is new to this but found a link for you,

http://www.weymouthhifi.co.uk/website/topten.html
check the last offer end of the page,

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cheers m8 will check it out
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Hi
Came across this thread and was wondering if someone can tell me.
The difference in Specs between AX10Ai-s and AX10Ai-S the latter having a capital S any help would be appreciated
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Old 12-03-2006, 4:41 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Firewire

The ai has a 4 pin firwire or i link to connect with a compatable dvd source.
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Old 12-03-2006, 8:51 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Hi
Thanks for the Info
I'm still trying to work out the Ais and what is different on the AiS,
is the one with the Large S a newer Model ?
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I'm still trying to work out the Ais and what is different on the AiS,
is the one with the Large S a newer Model ?
There is no difference between the two models, it's just how it was typed.

Both the AX10i-S and the AX10Ai-S have i Link (firewire)

Full details of each:

AX10i-S http://www.pioneer.co.uk/uk/product_...onomy_id=62-98

AX10Ai-S http://www.pioneer.co.uk/uk/product_...onomy_id=42-98

When I was looking at these models, the average price second hand or ex-demo was around £1500. Pioneer themselves told me that I would find it difficult to hear the difference between my AX5i-S and the AX10Ai-S, so I would expect the audible difference between the AX10i-S and the AX10Ai-S to be negligible.
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Thanks Steve
Reason I was asking. I purchased on Saturday an Ex Demo Ax10 Ai on the Box it had a small s.
when I did a search for a review came across 2 on HCC reviews one for sep 2004 which reviewed Ais
then Oct 2004 AiS so was a bit confused whether one was an older model
anyway that's cleared up i hope..
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I may be wrong but looking at the Pioneer site i think the S merely indicates a silver finish.
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There are two different version of the VSA-AX10i - all siver

I have the 1st one, the latter ones that have the s or S, have small cosmetic changes, and different remote (shaped more like a PDA). They also have HDMI connectors (which mine doesn't have). They also have the Window Media Audio one the front graphics. The display also show volume in 0.5dB setps, which mine doesn't

Mainly small changes
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They also have HDMI connectors (which mine doesn't have).
None of the AX10... range have HDMI.
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That would have been my next question where are the HDMI connections I have the Pioneer with the windows mediaa logo etc but have not come across any I/O for HDMI ?
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Old 10-04-2006, 2:19 PM   #13 (permalink)
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Yes, sorry you are correct. No HDMI on the later modle of the amp.
It was the leter version of my DVD Player that had HDMI added.

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