(image credit: Onkyo) The TX-8470 is a TV-friendly stereo receiver for tight spaces thanks to HDMI ARC technology and ...

Premium Audio Company (PAC) owned brands Onkyo and Integra have announced new stereo features, that combine traditional hi-fi ...

At $799, Onkyo’s TX-8470 network stereo receiver includes 110-watts per channel of Class-G power, HDMI ARC and a MM/MC phonostage. Wired connectivity includes 4 HDMI inputs with support for HDMI-ARC, ...

Its combination of price, looks, ease of use and stellar performance make it a no-brainer for anybody with bookshelf speakers looking to listen to great stereo audio. It streams Bluetooth and has a ...

Learn more› By Dennis Burger and Adrienne Maxwell We tested the Onkyo TX-SR3100 and added it ... which usually has its own amplifier built in so your receiver won’t need to provide it with ...

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Whether you're after a fresh pair of stereo speakers, want to upgrade an old amplifier, are looking for a record player ... and plenty more discounts on kit from Cambridge Audio, Onkyo, Marantz and ...

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The best AV receivers will help you achieve the ultimate home theater experience. When partnered to a multi-channel speaker package, a dedicated AV receiver can get up to 9 discrete channels of ...

I plan on using the Rotel to run my music-only stereo system with turntable ... The more expensive receivers might have had a more powerful amplifier (and often they did not) but when it came ...

Whichever way you go, the process of modifying the stereo is largely the same. To achieve your goal, you need to find a way of injecting the audio signal into the head unit’s amplifier stage ...

But those who already own a "dumb" stereo and speakers essentially have ... adding a $449 Sonos Port to a $600 receiver like the Onkyo TX-NR6100-- much less a cheaper system.