2016 Onkyo A/V Receivers Budget Line Preview

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Think that Onkyo receivers are only for discriminating audiophiles with lots of money to spend? Check out this preview of Onkyo's latest round of impressive AV receivers for the discerning audiophile on a budget. Onkyo recently announced the TX-SR353, TX-NR555, TX-NR656, and TX-NR757 receivers and WOW do they look good for the price.

Check out our preview for the most up to date information on these "Got to have" budget AV receivers.

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[Don G.]

I know a lot of folks on here don't like Onkyo, but I have always liked their stuff. I own the PRSC5530 pre-amp and love it.

 

[j_garcia]

Onkyo had some quality issues for a few years. Prior to that they were fine. All manufacturers go through that at times and Onkyo seemed to have a bad run and indicates a manufacturing /QA issue not so much a product issue necessarily. If they fix that problem, then I think opinions of them would certainly change.

 

[D Bone]

Over/under on how long it takes the HDMI board to eat itself? I'll set it at 16 months...........

 

[MR.MAGOO]

Over/under on how long it takes the HDMI board to eat itself? I'll set it at 16 months...........

How does an HDMI board "eat itself" ?

 

[D Bone]

How does an HDMI board "eat itself" ?

If it's an Onkyo, very quickly and efficiently.

 

[MR.MAGOO]

If it's an Onkyo, very quickly and efficiently.

What I should have asked is "what is meant when an HDMI board "eats itself" ?

 

[D Bone]

What I should have asked is "what is meant when an HDMI board "eats itself" ?

Broken

 

[Sipos88]

Hi guys. Did anyone do a measurement on the Rz800 or rz900 to the pre/out voltage by any chance? Onkyo says its 1.2V.. But I was wondering if anyone has a more specific result. Thanks


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[MPD82]

So what is the true ratings on the 757? Anyone know and are these crapping out yet cause Ive read that the firmware update has fixed alot of the bugs with them...

 

[lovinthehd]

What I should have asked is "what is meant when an HDMI board "eats itself" ?

Similar to when cables go wild?