Onkyo TX-SR806 7.1 Channel Home Theater Receiver (Silver)

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Onkyo TX-SR806 7.1 Channel Home Theater Receiver (Silver) Features 130 W/Ch Minimum into 8 Ohms, 20 Hz¿20 kHz, 0.08%, 2 Channels Driven, FTC THX Ultra2 Plus Certified HDMI Audio and Video Processing (1080p; 5 Inputs and 1 Output) Push-Pull Amplifier Design with 3-Stage Inverted Darlington Circuitry XM Satellite Radio and SIRIUS Satellite Radio Connectivity Onkyo TX-SR806 7.1 Channel Home Theater Receiver (Silver) Overviews The TX-SR806 occupies a unique position in the Onkyo line-up. Onkyo class it as a mid-range A/V receiver. But with its advanced capabilities and THX Ultra2 Plus certification, it's a worthy challenger for high-end status. Built with high-definition entertainment in mind, the TX-SR806 accommodates up to five HDMI sources that can handle both 1080p video and studio master-quality surrounds sound. That's more high-definition sources than you'll find on any other Onkyo A/V receiver. If that weren't enough, onboard Faroudja DCDi Cinema scales all standard definition sources to 1080p for HDMI output, or to 1080i for component video output. Endowed with the amplification power and dependability expected from an Onkyo A/V receiver, the TX-SR806 stands out as a natural choice for high performance home theater. Related Products Polk Audio PSW505 12-Inch Powered Subwoofer (Single, Black) Onkyo DS-A3 Universal iPod Dock Monster Standard THX-Certified Speaker Cable (100 Feet) Panasonic VIERA G10 Series TC-P54G10 54-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV, Black Mediabridge Ultra Series - 6ft High Speed HDMI Cable - Version 1.3 Category 2 Certified - 1080p - Blu-Ray - PS3 Customer Review Best Customer Review : I got this to replace an old Kenwood HTiB from the pre-HDMI days and was blown away. The options provided are basically overkill. It has more inputs than I'm likely to need, despite being a retrogamer, auto level-matching and excellent sound quality. It can also rescale most anything with its on-board video processing. It can decode anything, has 7.1 sound and is quite the looker, if a bit hefty. You have a lot of options as to what input corresponds to what. Basically, the S-video is fixed, but you can assign the component, hdmi and optical and coaxial audio inputs to whatever you want, so you can, for instance, run a Wii and a PS3 on one input. It would be hard to fill this baby up. Their are only a handful of cons: -You can't do both two zones and 7.1 as there aren't enough speaker connections -It's a bit of a pain to change the output resolution and you are limited in your options. For instance, if you set the upscaler to 4:3 mode, it will squish 1080i and 720p content to 4:3 as well, so you'll have to go in and change this frequently if you are using it, but it involves a lot of flipping through menus. Ideally, you shoudl be abel to set it to scale 480p content and not 720p, 1080i, 1080p, etc. -I would have like a TV tuner in here. I don't know why these aren't standard features on receiver. Customer Review 1 : onkyo is excellent value for your dollar - large and in charge - planet, earth nice receiver. wish i could afford premium speakers to complement how good it sounds. using old speakers from the onkyo 5100 home theater in a box. not bad, but not great either. anyways, if you're looking for a good receiver, at least buy a 600 series. if your budget allows look at the higher series. more features and more watts per channel. Customer Review 2 : Great clarity with controled super power - L. Szu Tao - San Jose, CA United States Took me a while to figure out how to set my BD player to output Dolby T-HD and DTS HD. But I must say even before that, the sound was great and lots of power while controlled and well behaved. The HD formats have superb clarity, you can heard almost the smallest detail unheard of before in DD and DTS. It is slightly more powerful than my 110W Yamaha 6.1 amp before, upscaling is very good and the picture looks very good on my 120Hz tv. So far I have tried my BD, DVR, portable dvd, and laser disc player on it. All upscale without a problem. I do not have the heat problem which some other people noticed. The only draw back for me, is sometimes I want to just use the speaker on my TV for say BD player, and not turn on my amp, right now there is no way to do that, even with the pass through HDMI feature - turn on TV audio out. Still you will have to turn on the amp, and set the TV audio out on.....later switch it back off.....just a lot of work.... I like my silver unit.