Onkyo showcases TX-NR5007, NR3007 and NR1007 receivers for US release
Onkyo has been known for their high end home theater equipment for some time now but the company has recently taken the time to showcase some of their latest offerings. The TX-NR5007, TX-NR3007 and TX-NR1007 priced at $2,699, $2,099 and $1,599 respectively.
These devices will feature DLNA, Rhapsody and Pandora streaming support in addition to 9.2-channel surround sound with Dolby ProLogic IIz and Audyssey DSK audio codecs.
This is where the similarities end as the TX-NR5007 will feature 145 watts while the TX-NR3007 will feature 140 watts while the TX-NR1007, on the other hand, will feature 135 watts. The 2 higher end receivers will feature 8 HDMI ports and HQV Reon video codecs while the lower end model will feature 6 HDMI ports and Faroudja video codecs.
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August 25th, 2009 at 12:46 am
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August 27th, 2009 at 7:47 pm
I’m very cautious about spending this much money on A/V Receivers for one simple reason: HDMI 1.4 is going to be released very soon. I am very surprised that this fall’s lineup of high-end receivers from Onkyo and Denon do not include HDMI 1.4. This will probably cause me to wait until 2010…and I may not get a high-end receiver at all. I will probably just end up getting a mid-range inexpensive Yamaha with 0.04% Total Harmonic Distortion to use for now.