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In Reply to: Electricity draw of Pioneer sx-1010 receiver at rest? posted by Chet on March 21, 2015 at 16:23:35:
Pioneer does not specify the quiescent power. They just list a maximum.
Crown mentioned the idle power draw on some of their gear but the one I'm thinking of the D-150 has no lamps and draws 30 watts or less.
That SX has a bunch of lamps and more circuitry than the Crown amp so your quiescent current draw will be way more than 30 watts but I would say way less then 100 watts. The recommendation for a Kill-a-watt is good if no one has one of these devices hooked up to their SX-1010.
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