TX-NR6100 7.2 Channel 8K Smart AV Receiver - THX Certified, Works with Sonos Certified, and Ultimate 4K Gaming Experience

An awesome avr that does everything well. I run a 5.1 klipsch setup that with my old school Yamaha avr before hdmi was triumphant and would beat the block down however all my newest technological devices have removed fiber optic output or using hdmi codecs through the tv would leave me with just stereo in so many situations. I tried a denon x1700 after so many recommendations and it was a nice unit easy to set up and sounded very clear but way too quiet for my needs, I could turn it all the way up and not be satisfied with the content I was watching. so I returned it, the x3700 is just out of my budget for my setup but probably the power I would’ve needed. So I saw this receiver go on sale new and took a chance my dad had a onkyo avr in his bedroom when I was a kid so I’m not new to onkyo I know they’re fine quality for casual use and I’ve been very happy a year in. tons of customization and 8 hdmi ports the app I actually use a lot when I don’t want to go find the controller or I’m out of the room. I’m able to use my devices as they were intended and I’m proud to announce it gets loud enough for me to always be happy and still have plenty of space to turn it up still. From watching antenna tv on sundays for football games to streaming on my fire stick to playing ps3 ps4 switch2 Xbox series x every output has saved sound modes so I can maximize the output each device has. I’m very pleased with this avr and have no plans to upgrade anytime soon it was a bargain that has performed to my needs and is packed full of features I don’t even need. If your on the fence I think it’s the best power and options at this price point

I bought a brand new txnr676 in 2018. I used it real real hard, as I work from home and tend to watch movies while I work. I use hardware at least twice as hard as most folk as this is one of my main hobbies/entertainment avenues. Originally I had it configured w a 4k, HDMI 2 capable TV. No hdr, not much else then to get 4k and ATMOS sound out of my movies and video games. Eventually I ended up with a way more modern Vizio 4k HDR TV w HDMI 2.1, and eventually the inputs on my older receiver started switching on their own and the over all sound stage started to degrade. I imagine I could probably open up the chassis and replace some capacitors or resisters, check the soldering on some contacts, and it would be fine.. but, I saw a sale and decided to get a different machine. I need 5.2.2 out, 120hz 4k for gaming and UHD for films and streaming. I was originally going to try a Denon x3800h, but after a few months of research I ended up deciding on the Onkyo as it was repeatedly rated the best for 4k gaming and upper mid range home theater. The added bonus of IMAX and THX support and 8k at 60hz (for the TV upgrade to 8k eventually) were welcome additions. Quick setup, similar to the older Onkyo, it ended up integrating better because it recognized and added itself to my Google Nest network. Also, it had a feature that can tune each channel to specific speaker combos if you own them, and I do, in fact own some real nice Klipsch reference towers, surround, subs and their upfiring ATMOS joints. That was really cool. It knows exactly how to send audio to each of my speakers the best way for that speaker channel. So, it plays my games great, automatically handling picture settings for games to my TV, the audio is much improved over the last gen. Very clear channel definition, powerful highs, very clear and soft lows. 5.1 upmixed to ATMOS sounds spectacular and processing 1080p or lower still look really great in unconverted 4k. I've got a Roku ultra, PS4 pro, Xbox Series X and a Nintendo Switch all doing work through the receiver to the TV. The HDR is crisp. Audio passthrough and eArc work great. After a week of regular use I can say with confidence this was a great purchase.

I chose this unit because I wanted an upgrade from a sound bar and also needed plenty of connection options - HDMI from Cable box, Roku and PC. Also using audio inputs and have and old VHS DVD player attached. All the connections are to the receiver are nice and clean with just a single HDMI cable to the TV. The unit powers up automatically when any of the HDMI inputs are activated and shuts down if the HDMI source is turned off. It turns on for the Roku but not off because there’s no power off on my old Roku, it just goes into sleep mode. But when just watching TV, the power button from the cable remote turns everything on or shuts everything down. It’s eliminated having multiple connections to the TV and having to change the input source on the TV. The room is fairly small so the sound system is setup with just a middle speaker with right, left and bass. They’re low end Klipsch and it sounds pretty awesome. System is going strong after more than a year.

This device is the worst A/V equipment I've owned. So many things wrong with this and today it just flat out stopped accepting the 4K/120hz signal from my Xbox Series X. - It is loud. The fan kicks on and when it does, it is audible - Loud clicks every half hour - Not friendly to any device - before today, when the Series X just stopped outputting to it, certain Xbox titles don't show their full graphical modes. Devices that do work "fine" - an Apple TV 4K and PS5 - have very long delays when switching inputs and having the content appear. - Inconsistent behavior with Sonos and Airplay, odd delays and improper syncing with other speakers. - Switching to a device, sometimes the video wouldn't turn on but audio would. Restarting *used* to solve this. Over my two years of ownership, this device feels like it is actively degrading and my tolerance for it ends with me having to do cable management instead of gaming on a supposed-to-be-relaxing Sunday. Device flickers, video not appearing, delays when switching inputs, fans kicking up loudly, ever increasing in frequency. My last audio receiver lasted a DECADE and this thing lasted me two years and two weeks. The issue is not the Xbox, which works perfectly fine connected to the TV; it is this trash receiver with a clearly borked HDMI 2.1 processor.

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Es un equipo muy bueno. Lo compré para sustituir un Yamaha RX-A 1000, de alta gama pero de hace 15+ años porque los puertos HDMI dejaron de funcionar. Quería un reemplazo que estuviera al nivel pero con tecnología más reciente. Qué agradable sorpresa, conectar todas las bocinas, los HDMI y configurarlo fue sencillo pero tardado. Vale mucho la pena sobre otras marcas que estuve probando y escuchando. Digno sustituto del Yamaha. Inclusive sobre el modelo RX-V6A.

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GENUINE ITEM FROM THE SUPPLIER. BEST PERFORMANCE. A VERY GOOD ITEM FOR AVR LOVERS. VERY GOOD SERVICE FROM THE SUPPLIER UAE MALL. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

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