Is it compatible with Onkyo TX-SR333 receiver... I appreciate your help
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I just bought the speakers and paired them with Denon AVR-S500BT; awesome. The price is similar to Onkyo but Denon has the auto calibration tool. The setup is also very easy, just another option for you to consider.Either way, it should work.
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Based on the specs and the layout of the onkyo receiver it looks completely compatible. The bose speakers are driven by the bass via the receiver so looks like it would work great
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Any surround sound receiver will work with these speakers. I have a Panasonic 5.1 unit and they sound great
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I would do the manual USB firmware update to be sure. Information on the bottom of: http://www.us.onkyo.com/model.cfm?m=TX-NR616&class;=Receiver&p;=d
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Here's the one I got for it. Works great and sounds amazing. Onkyo TX-SR604 7.1 Channel A/V Receiver (Black) (Discontinued by Manufacturer) by Onkyo Onkyo TX-SR604 7.1 Channel A/V Receiver (Black) (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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I bought my Onkyo TX-SR608 to boost my Bose home theather system, I went to the Bose store at San Marcos, Tx. and they told me that it was going to work but with the same power, because the home theater systems of Bose are designed to work by itselfs, I tried it myself and the salesman was right, it sounded the same. So it will work but dont expect that the onkyo reciever to boost up your bose lifestyle system.
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Have this same problem with Onkyo TX-SR606- tried different codes but can't seem to get any to it properly. Best I can get is to turn receiver off and adjust volume. But will not turn on with remote.Maybe a different code??
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I returned the device because I wanted to stream music to Zone 2, but my Yamaha receiver doesn't support Zone 2 in this input. It seems to be a generic device in that it plugs into the coax port & uses USB for power. So I don't see why it wouldn't work on any receiver w/ a coax port. Good luck!
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Sorry bud but I bought it and tried it in shure receiver and never worked...so its just a waste for me spending money for this item.....
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Make sure the input is 5v DC (five volts, direct current) on your receiver.... If yes, it should work...
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I have used Onkyo receivers and find them be reliable, affordable, and full of features. I would suggest that you pay attention to the watts per channel needed and search for a receiver that will easily handle the power that's needed.
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They are not all compatible. You need to make sure you order the right mic for the right receiver. Look for the extra mic's for your receiver specifically. The mic referenced will not work with this receiver
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I have an old Pioneer receiver model SX-626 and they work awesome with it. I dont know about yours but they should work well with any receiver.
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Hello Paul, I purchased the Onkyo TX - 8050 as a gift for another. I do not know the answer to this question but, this is the website for owner manuals for Onkyo products: http://www.onkyousa.com/Downloads/manuals.php?source=globalnav Go down the webpage until you reach this model and click to open the manual. The answer may be in there for you. The model is about half way down the page. Or, go to the Onkyo website: http://www.onkyousa.com/?m=TX-8050&class=Receiver&p=i and click on SUPPORT. They have a Support Forum, How to videos, and Frequently Asked Questions that are answered. Best of luck.
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According to Sound & Vision- http://www.soundandvision.com/content/onkyo-ht-s9400thx-home-theater-boxit should work.
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A/V Guru: I was wondering if you could elaborate on the core differences between the Onkyo HT-S3300 and the Denon DHT-391XP. I currently only have an Xbox 360 and a HD cable box, and am looking for a system that can handle those two components as well as (which is the actual reason for getting the system) my music (via computer and Ipod). As this is the main reason for investing in a system, I would prefer to have a quality base setup. Looks like the Onkyo has a few more features on the receiver, and I was wondering if you could let me know why those are there (pretty naive on this whole subject, sorry). I see that the Onkyo has the "green, blue, and red" input cords like those that come from the Xbox, while the Denon does not. And the sony receivers systems in this price range seem to be much sleeker (but input wise more similar to the denon). So does it sound like I actually need all of the extra inputs that the Onkyo offers? And with all this in mind do you have recommendation
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I would be leery of the compatibility. It should work fine with the aux input. I have had no real support from Onkyo on this device, I used an I Phone 4 s on my TX-SR507. Having said that I was worried it wouldn't work with the newer I Phones. If your receiver has the universal doc. tho. I seen no reason why it shouldn't work with the earlier I devices.
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Andrew:>Got to upgrade the receiver for the HD, at which point I'll just use the HDMI. As for what you guys are discussing, maybe the manual is outdated, since a firmware update enabled this unit to output the DTS-HD Master Audio Decoding via the HDMI, without having to go the analog route.Yeah. I would go ahead and upgrade; there are so many good deals on quality receivers right now. I have an Onkyo TX-SR706 with everything I need. I've had it for a week now and it blows me away.
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I'm sure it will. The Satechi comes with two ways to connect to a receiver/amplifier. The first way is the most common: Analog audio consisting of the tried and true Left and Right RCA-type phono connectors that will connect to the AUX port of a receiver. But the preferred way to connect is by using the fiber-optic TOS-Link connection. I'd bet the Onkyo has at least one of those connections available. It does require a special fiber TOS-Link cable that will cost about $10-$20. The sound quality is better (in my opinion) going with the TOS-Link.