This price is $99 lower (18% savings) than the list price of $549
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Rated 4.6 stars out of 5 overall based on 37 reviews on Costco Wholesale
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This price is $99 lower (18% savings) than the list price of $549
Delivery is available to Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico; however, an additional Shipping and Handling fee will apply. This fee will be quoted at checkout. Additional transit time may also be required.
About this product:
Rated 4.6 stars out of 5 overall based on 37 reviews on Costco Wholesale
About this store:
Details of Costco Wholesale return policy may be found here
FYI, I recently got this about a month ago. Mine occasionally drops connection to speakers. Occurs about once a week. Tried different speaker wires and HDMI. Still occurs. Prob just my sample, but just putting it out there. Been waiting for it to come back in stock for an exchange.
I have this avr, had just purchased a 750 online when the 760 showed up in store, returned and got the 760. So far it's got great features, sound and love the heos app. I wish it had its own chromecast as usually I end up casting to an attached chromecast so I can stream to multiple rooms.
The Onkyo is more powerful, has two HDMI outs and also additional B speaker outs. I'm leaning towards the Onkyo, but hoping for a BF or Cyber Monday deal on it.
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FYI, I recently got this about a month ago. Mine occasionally drops connection to speakers. Occurs about once a week. Tried different speaker wires and HDMI. Still occurs. Prob just my sample, but just putting it out there. Been waiting for it to come back in stock for an exchange.
The Onkyo is more powerful, has two HDMI outs and also additional B speaker outs. I'm leaning towards the Onkyo, but hoping for a BF or Cyber Monday deal on it.
Good call. Also looking at the Onkyo. With resale prices, I could probably sell my 4 year old Sony STR-1080DN for $300 or so and upgrade to HDMI 2.1 and just newer hardware.
How does this compare to Onkyo TX-NR6050 also available at Costco?
Looks like the Onkyo has more features, specifically with the dual zone capabilities it has leveraging 2 HDMI outputs to watch the same or different content in two different rooms.
The Denon only has one HDMI output.
Few other differences but that was the biggest I noticed.
A positive for the Denon is it uses Audyssey for room correction, which is highly regarded. Onkyo uses AccuEQ.
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FYI, I recently got this about a month ago. Mine occasionally drops connection to speakers. Occurs about once a week. Tried different speaker wires and HDMI. Still occurs. Prob just my sample, but just putting it out there. Been waiting for it to come back in stock for an exchange.
Any chance it (or the speakers) has a factory-default "Standby Mode" enabled or something of that nature? I had the same issue with my JBL monitors, audio cuts out randomly a couple times per week, stupid thing has to be disabled by one of those on/off/dial-turning/jack-inserting combinations like you're reprogramming your car's keyless entry. Worth a look.
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The Denon only has one HDMI output.
Few other differences but that was the biggest I noticed.
A positive for the Denon is it uses Audyssey for room correction, which is highly regarded. Onkyo uses AccuEQ.
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Plugged my ps5, series x, and PC and all works 4k 120hz. Much better plugging and unplugging to my TV's single 2.1 hdmi port.
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