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11 CHANNELS, 140 WATTS: Home theater buffs rejoice! The Onkyo TX-RZ70 is our most powerful AVR yet, giving you the power to design the ultimate entertainment space with discrete zones, multiple subwoofers, and high-performance components that won't overheat or lag.
STUDIO GRADE PROCESSING: Built by and for audiophiles, but intuitively built for the everyman. Utilizing the very latest audio technology including ESS Sabre DACs, THX Certification, and eARC functionality, the Onkyo TX-RZ70 overdelivers on premium home theater performance.
DIRAC LIVE TECHNOLOGIES: You deserve an AVR that adapts to your life, not the other way around. With built-in Dirac Live Room Calibration Full Bandwidth, the Onkyo TX-RZ70 uses machine learning to perfectly adapt and calibrate your audio settings to your unique speaker system and room layout. And big bass fans will also be able to upgrade their system (firmware available June 2023) with Dirac Live Bass Control Single/Multi Subwoofer for optimal calibration of the lowest tones.
IMAX ENHANCED MODE: Bring the theater experience to your home by recreating IMAX content just as filmmakers intended. The TX-RZ70 meets the precise quality standards established by IMAX to reduce noise and grain to produce brighter, clearer pictures, plus immersive sound for the ultimate cinema experience. IMAX Enhanced Mode also provides a stretched aspect ratio for up to 26% more picture on your screen.
THX CERTIFIED: In 1993, Onkyo became the first consumer home theater electronics brand to be THX-certified, after thousands of tests. No matter what input is used, what combination of built-in features are used, what preamplifier or amplifier, there can be absolutely nothing added, nothing taken away from the source material. And the TX-RZ70 offers four distinct THX listening modes: cinema, gaming, music, and surround EX.
KLIPSCH OPTIMIZE MODE: Klipsch and Onkyo teamed up to implement the precise crossover values for specific new speakers, so you can easily and seamlessly integrate your Klipsch Reference and Reference Premiere speakers with your new Onkyo AVR. Simply select the model of speaker for each channel, and the optimized crossover setting will be automatically applied.
ADVANCED MUSIC STREAMING & CONNECTIVITY: Our customers are precise and value the latest technology. That's why we've included a host of built-in options for your favorite streaming apps and smart home assistants.
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https://youtu.be/AhUPirMGydQ?si=
Name others that offer this level of performance for anywhere near this price
It out benches the Denon X6800
and oh..btw...I bet it would pass the AV Science Sinad testing
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The numbers are extremely impressive and I dont know an AVR under $5-6K that can touch these measurements...Denon X4800 cant...Denon X6800 cant
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Name others that offer this level of performance for anywhere near this price
It out benches the Denon X6800
and oh..btw...I bet it would pass the AV Science Sinad testing
https://www.audioholics
I would've gone for the 805 if I didn't have a 3800 already! The XLR inputs on my XPA2 continue to be unused but it sounds fine on RCA connections.
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My only concern about the Pioneer is I think it has global crossovers...but at $1699 that was the deal of the decade IMO
There are details there with bench testing for both the Denon X6800 and A1H
if you havent noticed..I dont waste much time responding to you anymore since your credibility is shot
But you have taken the time to read my posts from 10-15 years ago on AVS ..correct?
You wont find any BS , inconsistency , or pivoting," confusion" or just flat making things up with no basis in my posts
But ..based on your " said" examination of my history, you already know that...
I would've gone for the 805 if I didn't have a 3800 already! The XLR inputs on my XPA2 continue to be unused but it sounds fine on RCA connections.
There are details there with bench testing for both the Denon X6800 and A1H
if you havent noticed..I dont waste much time responding to you anymore since your credibility is shot
But you have taken the time to read my posts from 10-15 years ago on AVS ..correct?
You wont find any BS , inconsistency , or pivoting," confusion" or just flat making things up with no basis in my posts
But ..based on your " said" examination of my history, you already know that...
From Gene's recent bench test of the RZ70:
"The TX-RZ70 produced very low distortion of 99dB SINAD (.001% THD+N) for the main channels and 86dB SINAD (.005% THD+N) for the surround channels via the multi-ch preouts.
Note: While this distortion difference is measurable between channel groups, it's unlikely to be audible."
Are you suggesting that I use your tactics?
What did you learn from ready my 15 years of posts on AVS forums?....
From Gene's recent bench test of the RZ70:
"The TX-RZ70 produced very low distortion of 99dB SINAD (.001% THD+N) for the main channels and 86dB SINAD (.005% THD+N) for the surround channels via the multi-ch preouts.
Note: While this distortion difference is measurable between channel groups, it's unlikely to be audible."
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I don't judge folks chasing SINAD numbers because that's they're prerogative. What I take offense to is if someone claims to be able to tell 99dB SINAD from 86dB SINAD in a DBT!
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