CurtPalme.com Home Theater Forum

[pcotcamp]

I have an older (but still excellent) Pioneer plasma TV (PDP-CMX503) that lacks HDMI inputs. Component only. I would like to match it with my Samsung Blu-Ray DVD and DirecTV 1080i signal, as well as Chromecast.

Can any opine on the likelihood of an older HDFury 3 (white version) working with this hardware configuration? Love the receiver and they TV. Just not sure if there will be HDMI/HDCP version issues.

I have the opportunity to pick up the HD Fury 3 used at a good price, but want to be sure first.

Any/all feedback would be greatly appreciated.

[Curt Palme]

All you can do is try it. If you buy new, Fury has a 30 day return policy. you won't have HDCP issues, but I remember some posts complaining about an H shift issues with early Furys/early TV flatscreens.

[Curt Palme]

All you can do is try it. If you buy new, Fury has a 30 day return policy. you won't have HDCP issues, but I remember some posts complaining about an H shift issues with early Furys/early TV flatscreens.

[AnalogRocks]

HDFury3 has horizontal shift adjustment built in, so I say go for it.

[AnalogRocks]

HDFury3 has horizontal shift adjustment built in, so I say go for it.

[pcotcamp]

Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated.

[lucybrade]

I remember some posts complaining about an H shift issues with early Furys/early TV flatscreens.



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