Onkyo - TX 5.2-Ch. with Dolby Atmos 4K Ultra HD HDR Compatible A/V Home Theater Receiver - Black

I love my Onkyo works great. I'd pair it with two 12" klipsch powered sub ang sounds amazing. I would reccomend this product.!

Several inputs for all users needs...lots of options...nice

Purchased receiver for $160 and it sounds F'n great. Easy set up and connections. The sound is incredible while watching YouTube, Netflix, Spotify, and the like. I am rockin out and shakin the walls. Final results will depend on choice of speakers and location. Fantastic unit for the price. I use DCM center, Velodyne sub-woofer Cerwin-Vega fronts, and Sony for the rears. Love It!

I bought this one to replace my old Onkyo 7.1 channel receiver which entertained us for over 15 years. I needed a receiver which supports 4K HDR content and this one fitted my budget. I’ve connected Klipsch Reference Theatre Pack 5.1 to the receiver and the sound quality is amazing. I would definitely recommend this product Onkyo is a very reliable brand.

Easy to navigate menus and great picture and sound quality! Especially for the price point. Bought initially for the extra zone output feature. Would definitely buy again

My disapproval of this reciever is partly based on my local best buy and the reciever. Local best buy review I purchased this receiver as an open box in excellent condition that stated operates as intended and no missing accessories. I opened the box and removed the reciever to find out the remote and manual was missing form from the box. The microphone that was included with the receiver for speaker calibration did not work. I used my older bose microphone instead to conclude the onkyo microphone was not functional for the onkyo reciever. Fron what i read this is a common issue with onkyo microphones. I'm very disappointed that my purchase was not in the condition I had expected and will only order new in box from now on. Onkyo reciever review First impressions this reciver is huge for only a 5.1 surround setup. The initial setup and speaker calibration is very out dated and the onkyo manual (download from website) has little to no details on specifics and troubleshooting the setup process. I was forced to hunt down forums to get solutions for my problems. The display for the reciever is an eye sore as it always displays the volume level (see picture). The back of the reciever has a great layout for how you should connect your front center and surround speakers. The receiever is rated for a 5.1 setup however it is dolby atmos capable which is confusing because dolby atmos generally requires the 5.1 setup AND 2 additional atmos speakers(7.1). I configed my Xbox one with the dolby atmos setting for the Xbox and reciever. The outcome was the same sound coming from all 5 speakers and no surround sound. I switched to a dolby digital setup which proved a better sound quality as intended. Overall this reciever is a huge confusion as to what the intended setup its designed for. Its very bulky and heavy and is not very user friendly. I will be returning this product and most likely purchase a denon or Sony receiver which both have better reviews and functionality.

i got this receiver to replace a sony receiver that my warrenty could not fix and died.This is the TX-SR393 model and The 1 thing i like with onkyo's are the warmth of the sound and this one has it.Can be a bit tricky to setup for a novice...this receiver only came with a setup guide but you can download a manuel from the website.it's HD-HDR compatible,Dolby Atmos 4k,and alot of different configs for speaker setup (even a 3.2 setup) but what was impressive was the sub-woofer sound...maybe because i have an onkyo subwoofer but the low-end was so much better on this receiver than my sony.i really should have gotten this receiver before buying the sony...not saying sony makes bad receivers just that mine only lasted 8 months and the onkyo i had before i brought the sony lasted 16yrs.

Tuner works great except sometimes it will switch over to another setting (i.e. from CBL/SAT to GAME) for no apparent reason and without a button being pushed (either on the remote or on the tuner itself). It doesn't happen very often and once we switch it back over, it will stay within the same sitting. Additionally, recently while watching a movie, the sound appeared to go out but the tuner decided we needed to turn it up really high in order to hear it through our speakers (originally, volume level 20ish for a good volume, now it's at least double that to get the same volume level). Other than this, we are pleased with the tuner. Four stars because while we have these issues, there are workarounds.