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Onkyo TX-RZ50 9.2 Channel Network A/V Receiver Expired
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ElectronicsExpo via Newegg (Sold and shipped by ElectronicsExpo) has Onkyo TX-RZ50 9.2 Channel Network A/V Receiver on sale for $1599.99 - $400 w/ promo code CTDCQ824 = $1199.99. Shipping is free.
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Features:
- SMART AV Receiver multi-room platform with integrated streaming services, voice assistant support, and remote app control*10
- 250 W/Ch THX Certified Select RZ Series Dynamic Audio Amplification
- 7 HDMI inputs (1 front), 2 outputs (Main [eARC], Sub/Zone 2)
- Dirac Live improves staging, localization, clarity, and bass
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- This Onkyo TX-RZ50 9.2 Channel Network A/V Receiver is priced $400 lower (25% savings) than the list price.
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- Promo code expires 3/9/2023 23:59 PST.
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$1200 + free s/h after coupon code CTDCQ824
starting 3/10 new code would be MKTA3JXMAR2
$1200 + free s/h after coupon code CTDCQ824
starting 3/10 new code would be MKTA3JXMAR2
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That model does not have pre outs whereas the RZ50 does.
How's the Dirac calibration? Does it make huge difference
I have done both quick setup and the detailed setup ! And found out that I liked the ACCUEQ better ! But it could be that I still don't understand Dirac too well ! Huge leaning curve ! It's not as simple as AccuEQ, or denon's Audyssey! Even YAPO is straight forward with good results ! One thing I didn't mention in my original comment is that the center channel is better than my denon for some odd reason . Very crisp and clear . But it hurts when my SB16 Ultra is not invited to the party watching a movie . My older denon use to shake my recliner !
Direc live is also very sensitive to ambient noise ! I had to send my kids and wife to the mall ! Turn the HVAC and refrigerator off ! Had the neighbor keep our cats for a day ! And after struggling few hours and losing couple of hundred dollars ( remember the mall ) found out I still have to research more about Direc !
To me personally, it made all my speakers more cohesive. It has 3 slots that you can load different target curves. I have the default curve, Harman and storm audio target curves loaded.
You have the option to increase sub levels. I used a csl calibrated umik with the desktop app. There is actually A LOT of control and customization.
I've had this unit since release and it has been great. Only unit that would make me upgrade is if onkyo comes out with a counterpart to the recent Integra unit that will have dlbc.
I am running two hsu vtf3.5, they are equidistant to each other and mlp, but would still like more control to dial them in without having to add a minidsp.