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Onkyo TX-SR805
$999.00
The Pros:Input channel names on LCD display can be customized. Burr-Brown DACs. THX Ultra2-certified.
The Cons:Popping from speakers when changing source audio or audio type (DTS HD to TrueHD, and vis versa). When connected to a HTPC, via PCI->HDMI, display on LCD goes out of area. Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD decoding requires player to send audio in bitstream format.
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In terms of the evolution of home entertainment, recent years have seen a quantum leap.
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It`s a formidable progression when you think of 1080p high-definition video and broadcasts; studio-quality, lossless surround sound; spectacular gaming with stunning motion and graphics; and the emergence of portable satellite radio programming. Bundling all this potential, the TX-SR805 A/V surround receiver has been built to provide comprehensive control over all movies, music, broadcasts and gaming. But that barely begins to describe the TX-SR805`s potential. Augmented by its THX(TM) Ultra2(TM) certification, this receiver goes even further by bringing you sophisticated room-correction technology, multi-zone capabilities, powerful bi-amping and "dual push-pull" amplification. The TX-SR805 provides a reference point for a new generation of high-definition A/V receivers.
- THX ultra2 certified
- HDMI V1.3 repeater (3in/1out, 1080p compatible), w/HDMI video up-conversion
- Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD decoding
- Top line of Burr-Brown DACs for clean sound
- Faroudija DCDi Edge Technology
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Input channel names on LCD display can be customized.
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Includes Audyssey auto-speaker calibration
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Legendary, if you can find it
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Popping from speakers when changing source audio or audio type (DTS HD to TrueHD, and vis versa)
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When connected to a HTPC, via PCI->HDMI, display on LCD goes out of area
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Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD decoding requires player to send audio in bitstream format
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