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Onkyo HT-S3910 5.1-Channel Home Theater System Expired
$319
$499.00
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Adorama has Onkyo HT-S3910 5.1-Channel Home Theater System for $319. Shipping is free.
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Includes:
- Onkyo HT-R398 5.1-Channel Home Theater Receiver
- 2x SKF-398 Front Speaker
- SKC-398 Center Speaker
- 2x SKR-398 Surround Speaker
- SKW-398 Subwoofer
- Speaker Cables
- Support for HDR (High Dynamic Range) video
- 4K/60p and HDR (HDR10)
- Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos and DTS:X playback
- 155 watts per Channel
- 4 HDMI Inputs
- 4.2 stars out of 5 overall based on 200+ reviews on Amazon
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- Includes Onkyo 2-year limited warranty
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Note: The firmware installed is the most up-to-date available firmware, and is not available to download on their support site. If you try to update the firmware available on the website, you'll be downgrading, and have to contact support to get the most recent.
I have two complaints.
The USB Power Out will power your device, but it also creates noise in the speakers. I wouldn't plug my Amazon Fire Stick / Chromecast into the device for power.
You can either set up the speakers as 5.1 OR Atmos 3.1.2 (the rear speakers are meant to be installed on the wall as "height" speakers above the front speakers. Atmos doesn't use the rear speakers (However, as I don't own any Atmos content, I don't know if 5.1.2 capability has been added in the current firmware)
But, like a gateway drug, this led me down a path to get bigger & better Onkyo systems
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But, like a gateway drug, this led me down a path to get bigger & better Onkyo systems
But, like a gateway drug, this led me down a path to get bigger & better Onkyo systems
Second thsr
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Note: The firmware installed is the most up-to-date available firmware, and is not available to download on their support site. If you try to update the firmware available on the website, you'll be downgrading, and have to contact support to get the most recent.
I have two complaints.
That's tough to say, really. Do you have the original speakers with your 906, or have you replaced them with different speakers? The 906 is a great system, but probably limited in terms of connectivity. If you're wanting to use it for home theater, also have a game system plugged in, and some other streaming device, then this should be better. While the speakers with the 906 (originals with phase plugs) are good, they might not replicate sound as accurately as these should be able to. That really just comes down to the lack of a tweeter.
Personally I would stick to traditional home theater over 5.1 Ch PC speakers, but that's purely my opinion. The sound is ultimately going to be subjective. At the end of the day, the only person that has to like the sound of your system is you. If you're satisfied with what you have, keep it. As others have mentioned, you'll likely get bitten by the upgradeitis bug with these pretty quick. All things to consider.
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But, like a gateway drug, this led me down a path to get bigger & better Onkyo systems
My 11 year 3300 running just fine. You must have gotten a defective unit.