Onkyo TX-NR797 Smart AV 9.2 Channel Receiver with 4K Ultra HD | Dolby Atmos | AirPlay 2 | IMAX Enhanced (2019 Model),Black

Excelente equipo, llego antes d tiempo,recomendado 100%

Fantastic Receiver. I was impressed from the start. Though I find one fault with it. The volume control. could be louder. Its not as loud as my last Onkyo Receiver And you have to turn the volume up a bit more on the dial. Lets say when 45 would do in the past that now needs to 55 or 65 for some items. Over all I am very pleased with it. It can operate 3 zones I do not use these for Surround. I use them specifically for other rooms or outside speakers. Zone 3 is Patio. Zone 2 is outside and zone one my Room. You do not have to use them specifically for surround. Also make sure that when you buy this Receiver that you also buy as many Banana clips as you need. I Got the Elbow kind that have a bend or Angle in them to allow the wires to hang down as the regular banana clips would force me to keep the Receiver farther from the wall. Another smaller complaint is that the Last Onkyo I owned has PC RC Connector inputs this one does not. and I have to use another designation for my PC connection. other than the much smaller Jack input provided. Other than these minor issues. the Receiver is fantastic and is workable. I also like the newer app that you will need to work the receiver via WIFI. I always look to ONKYO for quality products and I am seldom Dis pleased by them.

Wow, puissant a 220 watts par canal, 9.2 chanel . Bluetooth et Spotify ready. Plusieurs type de son disponible comme DTS NEURAL-X, THX THEATER, UNPLUGGED, ORCHESTRA ET etc etc. Peux brancher plusieurs module (HDMI) , HDMI earc ready . Acheter en novembre 2024 et c'est un modèle neuf de 2019 payé 950$ au lieu d'un modèle de 2024 qui aurait coûté de 3 a 5000$ . Le seul point négatif c'est qu'il prend pas le 8k en charge mais bon meme en 2024 y as pas grand chose en 8k et la plupart des tv sont seulement 4k donc ont sent fou hein 😂 ! Et bien plus... excellent achats.. conseils regarder bien pour modèle moins récent beaucoup sont aussi performant, autant d'options a Petit prix qu'un modèle a 10 x le prix ! Ah j'adore l'aide visuels (a l'écran,tv) pour tout setuper et voir les options de configuration des haut parleur dans la pièce+ le micro qui sert a la calibration automatique des niveaux des hauts parleurs !!!! Etc etc...

I honestly can't imagine buying this and returning it because of the Bluetooth connectivity specifically, but hey, different strokes for different folks. Me personally, there were a few different features I was looking for in a replacement receiver. The newest audio formats for sure - my previous receiver couldn't handle Atmos or DTS:X. The ability to overlay graphics (such as volume) over HDMI - my previous receiver could passthrough 1080p on HDMI, but without any visual indicators on top. Chromecast built-in, as I use Google Home devices for voice control. My display is still 1080p, but I was looking for something with full 4k HDR capabilities for the future. And my speakers are very sensitive so I knew I didn't need more than 100w. Long story short, when I saw a good deal on this I couldn't help but pounce. I've still only got a 5.1 setup, using Klipsch KLF20 mains, a KLF-C7 center, and KSP-S6 rears. This is paired with a SVS 16-46CS+ subwoofer. Auto setup worked well, setting my crossovers for all channels at 40Hz. I typically bump that up to 60Hz for the rears, but the setting of 40Hz isn't really completely wrong. Sound quality so far is pretty good. AccuEQ doesn't sound quite as good to my ear as Audyssey on my previous hardware, but I wasn't able to do direct A/B comparisons. The graphic overlay that I wanted is definitely nice to have... but the fonts and everything do look a little dated. Not a bad thing because it communicates what I need it to, just something that I noticed. Honestly turned Bluetooth off immediately, because again I plan to use it for Chromecast when I want to play audio from a phone. It appears that it supports AirPlay 2 as well, but I don't have any Apple devices to test that with. Chromecasting works great though, and I can add the receiver to my speaker group for whole-home playback. The on-device Sonos/Pandora/TuneIn/Spotify apps are something I'll never use so I can't speak to that either. There's a lot of sound mode settings that I sort of have to figure out. There's a bunch of different Dolby, DTS, and THX modes to expand the audio and virtualize additional speakers, in comparison to just using DPL IIz before. I'll most likely be adding height speakers at some point, but that'll be further down the road in my upgrades. Overall, I'm pretty happy with the purchase so far. It sounds good, is fairly powerful, meets all the feature needs I wanted, and I got a good price on it. What more could I really ask for?

Muy bien