Customer Ratings & Reviews

Purchased for my parents as a gift and for a basic 2ch. System. Easy to set up and very good sound with straight forward controls/adjustments.

I've been into audio nearly all my life. Most of the gear in my main audio rig is handmade in the US (or modified). But I wanted something affordable for my computer audio. I chose the Onkyo because it uses a linear power supply and a discrete transistor power amp section. This is good design and hard to believe at this price point. Also bought because it has real speaker wire binding post, not the spring loaded ones, so I can use good quality cables. Has a pre-amp out for a sub. I like that it has real knobs for tone and balance, not requiring remote. Does not have stereo mini phone input, so requires adapter cable. Driving $2500 studio monitors.....it sounds better than it has any right to. This is a really fun little setup. I had a Sony, that I believe is basically same electronically, but broke the speaker wire connectors. I like the Onkyo's controls better. This is truly a Best Buy

I didn't need blue tooth or USB connectivity so I purchased the TX8020. I'm very pleased with the sound and easy to use controls, remote and back end connections. I paired the TX8020 with a pair of Klipsch R-15M speakers for knock dead sound at both low and high volume.

Not all modestly priced receivers have a phono input, so if you enjoy vinyl albums, this is a good product to consider. It is quite adequate for typical residences. I've been very pleased with it.

Have enjoyed the am, fm and stereo sound quality , inputs were easy for all components and speakers, had dedicated I put for turn table

When my 20+ year old receiver died, I needed a replacement that could accommodate my rebuilt Dual 522 turntable, so I fired up my web browser and did some homework. I learned that this Onkyo was one of the best options in its price range. It's handled everything I've thrown at it - LPs and CDs of several genres, likewise cassettes, even TV audio (with an additional digital adapter. As they used to say on the TV - try it, you'll like it!

This unit is simple to set and go. I have it stuffed in a closet with a CD changer that feeds a couple of ceiling mount speakers and it is a perfect match for an old guy like me.

I was looking for a basic good quality unit and that is exactly what I got. It was simple to set up and operate even for this senior. The sale price was excellent and did not break this senior on a fixed budget.

Had to replace my old Pioneer receiver that I had my turntable hooked up to in my office. This Onkyo is working out great. Set up was easy and the sound is great for this space.

Excellent 2 channel hi-fi system for listening to am,fm,cd's,cassette tapes and vinyl records. I am loving this item and would buy it again if I needed to.

Amp allowed me to connect all my speakers. It also allowed me because it was digital to control each speaker individually.

Works great but not enough power for me. Returned. It can't really push 65w speakers and make it loud.

great buy and also has phono input which many amps don't have

My wife needed an amplifier for her CD's and this unit worked fine. My only complaint is that they should have put an optical receptacle on this unit like they have on the European units.

GREAT PRICE. NICE VERSATILITY. COULD USE MC INPUT.

This amplifier has all the features that I needed.

Our Pioneer amplifier finally died after 41 years of use. We went to Best Buy to replace it, and our salesperson was very helpful in finding us a great replacement. We didn't need all the bells and whistles, just a straightforward amp. We had it shipped to us in 4 days, and are very pleased with its performance.

A bit disappointed. The sound quality is not that great. I bought it because the user can control the amount of bass and treble that suits their listening pleasure. However, the bass and treble is not a strong at its highest level. Onyko usually have very good products, but this one was a disappointment.

I bought this just so I could conect my old turntable and play old albums I've had in storage for 25 plus years. To that end it does an adequate job.

I use my TX-8020 receiver to drive a pair of NHT SuperOne 2.1's, inefficient acoustic suspension speakers, in my 11' x 12' office, my source being a C-7030 CD player. The Klipsch KB-15 speakers I have are awaiting another TX-8020 for a larger room. The sound is clean and will get loud enough for me. The receiver is great for FM use, too... at least as sensitive as my old Yamaha. Just a real bargain in a good stereo receiver!