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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: USA
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Hello TheMoose
Thanks a lot for your input...I am not a any sound techie myself - I guess I am looking for an overall "pretty good" and "fairly feature-rich" receiver for home use. I understand your HDMI 1.1 suggestion - that rules HK AVR745 out. What were your suggestions anyway? Thanks again... |
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: USA
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Just a stupid question I suppose....what's the hottest receiver in the average-customer home-theater market? |
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Oklahoma (Go Sooners!!)
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Onkyo TX-SR875-$1600 Denon AVR 3808ci-$1600 Sony STR-DA5300ES-$1700 They are a bit higher in price than what you specified but I got my Denon for $1450 & I got a price of $1400 on the Sony so if you find a place that is willing you can get a deal even though these are just released receivers. I didn't audition the Onkyo TX-SR805 but it's $1000 & has 3 HDMI 1.3 inputs Check out this thread for more detailed info on the Denon 3808ci which is what I finally chose. |
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: White Plains, New York
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But, check it out for yourself. |
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Los Angeles
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I just purchased the Onkyo TX-SR805. I currently haver the Onkyo TX-SR674 and have been extremely pleased with it. I upgraded to the 805 because I need the 3 HDMI inputs (where the 674 has only 2) and the ability for the 805 receiver to decode TrueHD and DTS Master HD audio formats. It also has a phono preamp which could prove useful. If I didn't need the 3 HDMI inputs I would have gone with the 605. I would highly recommend these 2 receivers. I have seen the 605 for about $399 to $599 and the 805 at $999. These receivers are definitely a bang for your buck in terms of the abundance of features that you get. YOu will not be disapoointed.
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Medford, Oregon
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I have the Harman/Kardon 645, and I love it. It does just about as much and is less money than the 745. You should check it out. It can be had for around $600 ( retails for $1500.00). Incredible sound and power, and a solid build quality. Awsome surround processing, XM ready, usb, HDMI, and alot more. Do not let the rated 75X7 power rating fool you, it is just as powerful as many other higher end receivers, made by DENON, Yamaha, Onkyo and others.
Last edited by bluextatic; 10-06-2007 at 11:55 AM. |
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