Ge Universal Remote Codes For Pioneer Tv

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Lost a remote to my tv so tried the universal remote and it worked great on my tv. I don't have anything Elsa at this time to connect to the remote but if I did I would. It was easy to use and follow directions too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the best universal remote I have used so far. I like the simpleset features. I don’t have to flip through the booklet searching for my devices’ code. Being able to hook up to 8 devices is great. I was able to connect to my roku steaming box, Apple TV box and TV. There were some features it can’t replicate on the original remote, but for the basic functions, this would do.

The best TV I have ever had. Even better than my old Pioneer Plasma - which is/was the gold standard.

Is genial switcher, with audio equaliser and remote midi codes. The only I regret, it don't have color correction

It handles all the codes in the GH6.

I used this for my pioneer receiver, tv & home theater projector it works great.

You can use them as a third hand. You never have enough clamps ge tthe bundle its worth it.

Huge difference now watching anything from movies to tv to the fm tuner. Using a pioneer elite to push everything.

What a beautiful picture on this TV. Coming from a 60" Pioneer Plasma I am very picky about motion handling and processing. Nothing to worry about here. The picture quality on 1080 and 720 sources is excellent, and wirh native 4k content the picture is outstanding. Plenty of pop and contrast here without looking too artificial. The colors and picture are very cinematic feeling. NO HDMI EARC/ARC glitches through my AVR system. Great reception for OTA stations with nextgen tech make sports broadcasts look awesome. I will say i found the power cord on the short side. That is probably my only criticism.

This is my third Furman unit. I have two stand-alone TV monitors and each is protected by a PST-6. I had protected my Pioneer Kiro monitor and sub-woofer with another brand surge protector for several years. I had noticed noise coming from the sub-woofer that should not be there. Upon close inspection, I noticed the burned-electronics smell coming from the surge protector. I guess it did what it was supposed to do (be sacrificial)but nothing told me that it no longer worked. Everything (sub-woofer and TV) were just directly connected to the house power when the unit shorted out. Had another jolt of power come down the line, both could have been smoked. I could have replaced the speaker but not the Pioneer Kiro. I already had a Furman Elite 15-DMi for my main system components and was quite pleased with it, so I bought the PST-6 for the TV and sub-woofer. I have had no problems with either Furman units in over 3 years. When we bought an additional TV monitor, I again bought a PST-6 Power Station for it. As far as I am concerned, the Furman line is the top-of-the-line.