
Use this 9.2-channel Onkyo A/V receiver to upgrade your living room's sound. It delivers a staggering 220W per channel for 5.2.4-channel Dolby Atmos speaker systems to produce powerful sound, and it streams music via Bluetooth or several onboard music services to access your digital library. This Onkyo A/V receiver has seven HDMI inputs for connecting a host of accessories. Includes HDMI 4K Ultra HD and 3D pass-through technologies for compatibility with 3D TVs, Blu-ray players and gaming consoles and 4K Ultra HD TVs.
A: Yes they can. However, when you are going through the setup menu, you have to choose the correct setup as there are many speaker placements (ceiling, walls, ... etc). You keep scrolling through to get the setup you want. Setup shows a pictorial on your TV to let you choose your specific configuration. In my case, I have 9 speakers (8 and 9 are the top firing speakers) which you can see from the diagram on the TV. They are labeled height speakers and can be put in the ceiling or can be attached high on the wall next to the ceiling. My top firing speaker are built in to the front speaker and I missed the the correct pictorial the first time. There is a microphone that comes with the unit that you place in the main listing location (you attach it to a camera tripod). The first thing the amp does is go around and test the speakers. Then it will tell you what speakers are not working (this is how I found out I didn't choose the correct configuration and I had a back speaker where the wire got disconnected. After this, the amp calibrates the speakers relative to your listing position. Next, it has you move the microphone to a secondary listing position and it calibrates the amp for this. Finally, it calibrates a third listening position. All of this takes around 15 minutes as the amp is adjusting each speaker and equalizing/compensating for the rooms reflections. I have had mine only a few weeks, but I am really happy with it. Hope this helps as I was in the dark too.
Q: Is it correct in the specs that there are no optical or coaxial inputs?
A: I have optical from my TV and coaxial from my CD player plugged into this unit . Excellent AVR
Q: Will this receiver support 2 pairs of Atmos ceiling speakers?
A: Yes, you can do two pairs of Atmos ceiling speakers. The setup would just be 5.2.4.
Q: Will this receiver process Dolby Vision?
A: It is compatible
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A: No, it is not bivolt.
Q: Will this Receiver have the "IMAX Enhanced" update?
A: Has the THX cinema and THX music already.