Receiver Recommendation if you had to buy today? (I do)

[jay21112]

So the HDMI board on my Onkyo finally fried.
I'm going to run HDMI straight to my projector and hook up an optical line to the Onkyo in an attempt to be able to still use it for the time being.

But that brings me to my question:
If you had to buy a receiver today, which one would you buy?
...Because I want to buy one this week.

Last I heard Onkyo jumped off Audyssey, So who's the best bet: Yamaha, Denon, Marantz?
I guess I'm looking for something that can take me into the next era of Home Theater as it emerges, so: Dts:X, 4K, HDCP 2.2?
Because I don't want to buy something now and then replace it next year.

....Point me in a direction, if you please.

 

[KEW]

Some idea of budget helps.
Do you run or plan to run 2 subs?

The Denon AVR 4520CI is a strong performer for $1000:
http://www.accessories4less.com/make-a-store/item/denavr4520cia/denon-avr-4520ci-denon-s-flagship-home-theater-receiver-150wpc/1.html?gclid=CjwKEAjw__atBRDfqe-9voylym8SJAAOBeQ_dn5lE9JYH_eqCjDGfzVTbHDSlUA7-VGIRn2gSThOIxoCijzw_wcB#!more

If you are willing to go refurb, $600 gets you a AVR-X4000
http://www.accessories4less.com/make-a-store/item/denavrx4000/denon-avr-x4000-7.2-4k-ultra-hd-networking-receiver-w/airplay/1.html

Those are both good units to get you started.

 

[macddmac]

Yamaha aventage 1050 has 2.0, 2.2 capability
At 1299.00 msrp.
1199 street price

 

[jay21112]

Some idea of budget helps.
Do you run or plan to run 2 subs?

Oh boy, anything within reason. ...Up to $3K I guess.

I'm actually running 4 subs and 2 buttkickers, but it's all through an active splitter, so effectively one sub out is fine. I'm wired for 7 speakers on the ground and 4 overhead as well.

I'd even consider a pre/pro solution.

 

[KEW]

Here is a list of receievers that support HDCP 2.2 according to Crutchfields search filter:
http://www.crutchfield.com/g_10420/Home-Theater-Receivers.html?tp=179##&nvpair=FFHDCP_2.2|Yes

While not exclusive to expensive units, it looks like you need to stick with the most current models to get this.