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So BUYER BEWARE !
(Onkyo did last 6 yrs but a $1000 unit should last many more - my KENWOOD from 1974 still works fine! ! )
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Toss into the mix that HDMI is ever evolving and you're going to have issues due to the former QC/support.
I'm still using 5.1 receivers from 2001 via optical input from TV. I connect all my HDMI devices to the TV and that usually avoids any HDMI issues. I've never felt the need to move beyond 5.1 surround. Either way unless I'm buying a new Yamaha, chances are that many old receivers will last well beyond the lifespan of the current new budget receivers.
Some recent headlines about Onkyo (Pioneer & Integra) company. Klipsch (owned by Voxx) appears to be distributing the brands in US. Whilst Sound United, owners of Denon and Marantz, took a look at Onkyo and decided not purchase them.
https://www.channelnews
So BUYER BEWARE !
(Onkyo did last 6 yrs but a $1000 unit should last many more - my KENWOOD from 1974 still works fine! ! )
Tried my Local Authorized Repair shop 15 min from me. $312 for the HDMI Board + labor and tried Onkyo Tech support to sell me the board and they said they don't sell too consumers.
(Onkyo did warranty any unit with the issue till 2018 ) Texas Instruments chip with issue requires ball solder - (lots of videos about the issue online.)
(Onkyo did warranty any unit with the issue till 2018 ) Texas Instruments chip with issue requires ball solder - (lots of videos about the issue online.)