There are plenty of AV receivers which likely will do just fine. You can tell the integrator that you would prefer Yamaha/Denon over Onkyo (something I fully agree with).
Yamaha is pretty thin on their line of receivers right now. Very thin actually. They typically have 20+ receivers, but now have only 10.
If you aren't in a room with anything more than a 5.1 audio setup, then having a 9.2 receiver is somewhat pointless and may be some money wasted. So, let us know a bit more about the room and better recommendations can be made.
Something like this, which supports 4K+ video may be ideal and a better value for you...
The Highest Resolution. This 7.2-channel, 100 Watt AV receiver boldly explores entertainment possibilities for an advanced home theater with the latest in video and audio, including Dolby Atmos Height Virtualization, DTS:X, wireless streaming and more.
usa.yamaha.com
If you need those 9 channels, then both Denon and Yamaha require a nicer receiver.
The 3700H from Denon for example...
Denon
www.denon.com
Really though, all of this depends on what you actually need in your room. If you have a zone 2/3 output which is needed. Other factors could come into play as well when deciding upon an AV receiver.
