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ONKYO TX-SR576 7.1 Channel Home Theater Receiver | 
| Brand: Onkyo
Category: CE
Buy New: Too low to display
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Avg. Customer Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 3171
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Batteries Included: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 21.6
Dimensions (in): 14.9 x 17.1 x 5.9
MPN: TXSR576B
Model: TXSR576B
UPC: 751398008078
EAN: 0751398008078
ASIN: B0016HNVD4
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | 80 Watts per Channel Minimum into 8 Ohms, 20 Hz20 kHz, 0.08% | | • | HDTV-Capable HDMI Video Switching (1080p;3 Inputs and 1 Output) | | • | Audyssey 2EQ to Correct Room Acoustic Problems and to Calibrate Speakers | | • | Powered Zone 2 and Zone 2 Line-Out for Playback in Another Room (Separate Source) | | • | Bi-Amping Capability for Music and Movie Sound Effects |
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Product Description
The Onkyo TX-SR576 7.1-Channel High-Definition Home Theater Receiver features Audyssey technologies that let you tailor surround sound to your home and ensure an enveloping soundscape. The TX-SR576 is capable of receiving and switching 1080p video, as well as processing multichannel surround sound via an onboard Dolby Digital Plus decoder. The TX-SR576 offers integrated system control with selected HDMI compatible high-definition displays, DVD and hard-disk recorders, and Blu-ray Disc players. With one remote control, you can control several functions, including Standby, Volume Command and Direct Change. Compressed music loses a substantial amount of bit information at higher frequencies, so the Music Optimizer technology works to overcome this limitation and enhance audio quality. With Powered Zone 2 and a Zone 2 line-out, you can enjoy surround-sound entertainment in the main room while you play back a completely different stereo source in a second zone equipped with an amplifier or a pair of speakers. The TX-SR576 gives you greater flexibility in choosing from a range of speaker packages. Its surround back speaker channels provide the ambience and effects for movies. In effect, bi-amping gives a more powerful, dynamic soundfield for two-channel music and movie sound effects. CinemaFILTER A-Form Listening Mode Memory Optimum Gain Volume Circuitry Music Optimizer for Compressed Music Files Dual Banana Plug-Compatible Speaker Posts (Except Zone 2) Crossover Adjustment at 40/50/60/80/100/120/150/200 Hz for Bass Management Tuning Frequency Range - FM 87.5 MHz-107.9 MHz and AM 530 kHz-1710 kHz RIHD (Remote Interactive over HDMI) for System Control Audyssey 2EQ to Correct Room Acoustic Problems and to Calibrate Speakers Bi-Amping Capability for Music and Movie Sound Effects Non-Scaling Configuration Tone Control (Bass/Treble) for Front L/R Channels Display Dimmer (Normal/Dim/Dimmer) Sleep Tim
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| Customer Reviews:
 All That And More... August 28, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I was looking to upgrade to an A/V unit with HDMI capability since I had just bought HD LCD TV. I had a Pioneer A/V, purchased in 1990, which had served me extremely well. It was connected to a surround sound system with speakers built into the walls. I started researching and found the ONKYO rated highly in the price range I was targeting.
Since installation it is all its reviews have stated and more.
 Everything you need, nothing you don't July 28, 2008
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
I bought the TX-SR576 (from Amazon) and a H/K AVR-247 (BB display unit) to ultimately pick one to replace my Onkyo TX-SR501. I got the H/K because I've always wanted a Harman/Kardon AVR and b/c BestBuy sold it to me for $250. I got the Onkyo because the TX-SR501 that I've been using for several years was a real home run in its performance I figured I'd have similar good results. The end result is that the H/K is going back to Best Buy b/c while it sounded very similar to the TX-SR576 (they both sound great), the 576 won out b/c I managed to get better bass from the Onkyo; yes, for those of you who know about this stuff....I DID update the firmware in the H/K. I'm somewhat sad by this b/c I really wanted to keep the H/K, but I can't argue with better overall sound from the Onkyo.
Other things in favor of the Onkyo....simple to set up even without an on-screen display. Setting up the 3...yes T-H-R-E-E HDMI inputs was effortless as was using the microphone to calibrate the settings for my Boston Acoustics speakers.
The TX-SR576 doesn't decode Dolby TrueHD or DTS-HD but it will handle multi-channel PCM through each HDMI port.....excellent results with my HDDVD and Blu-ray player. The absence of Dolby True HD and DTS HD onboard decoding isn't a problem, b/c neither of my HD disc players can bitstream lossless audio.....I still get the benefit of lossless audio with multi-channel pcm. I also get 5.1 audio through the HDMI from my Verizon Fios box. It's not remotely as pretty as the H/K, but it works better...it's moron-proof simple to use.
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