Upper Saddle River, N.J. — Onkyo has unveiled two THX-certified network A/V receivers that feature 4K/60Hz and HDCP 2.2-compliant video and wireless high-res audio connectivity. The two receivers — ...

Onkyo has taken the wraps off a high spec new addition to its popular RZ range of AV receivers. Heading up the premium features of the TX-RZ30 is a 9.2 channel count with an impressive 100W of ...

Onkyo has introduced the new TX-SR806, the company’s first A/V receiver to carry THX’s new Ultra2Plus certification. The 130 watt-per-channel TX-SR806 features five HDMI 1.3a inputs, 1080p video ...

The centerpiece of Onkyo’s 80th Anniversary presentation is the limited-edition Muse Series Network Streamer and Integrated Amplifier. Visually, it nods directly to the iconic M-588 power amplifier, ...

UPPER SADDLE RIVER, NJ (10/28/03) - Onkyo has announced immediate dealer shipments of its TX-NR801 Net-Tune™ home theater receiver, which was first shown to the press in prototype form at CEDIA Expo ...

Onkyo has just released a couple of new high-end THX Ultra2 receivers upon us all, in their TX-NR906 and TX-SR876 units. Both units feature 7.1-channel surround processing, four HDMI inputs, new THX ...

Silicon Optix announced today that Onkyo has significantly raised the bar for video performance in A/V receivers with the addition of the Reon-VX HQV video processor in two of their models. Onkyo’s TX ...

Onkyo has announced the launch of two new 7.1-channel home cinema systems boasting THX certification and plenty of audio decoding goodness The TX-SR706 offers 7 x 160W of power output, four HDMI ports ...

Onkyo has announced the availabilty of four THX-certified AV receivers – TX-SR705, TX-SR805, TX-SR875 and TX-SR905. All four home cinema receivers offer full HDMI 1.3a compatibility, including ...

Onkyo is aggressively targeting the DVD market with the launch of an expanded five-SKU selection that includes one of the industry’s few DVD megachangers, a 301-disc model that began shipping at the ...

Home-theater-in-a-box systems are fine for those who value style and looks above all. But anyone who is a true aficionado of movies or music will want to step up to an A/V receiver. Pick one of these ...