Update: This popular deal is now available with a $50 price drop.
Authorized Dealer via eBay has
Onkyo TX-RZ50 9.2-Channel 8K/4K Network AV Receiver + 2 Year Warranty for $937.59 - 20% w/ coupon code
SHOPCYBER20 at checkout = $749.99 ->
now $700.
Shipping is free.
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Features:- 20 W/Ch (8 ohms, 20 Hz-20 kHz, 0.08% THD, 2-ch driven, FTC)
- 250 W/Ch (6 ohms, 1 kHz, 10% THD, 1-ch driven)
- 5.2.4-ch/7.2.2-ch Dolby Atmos and DTS: X playback
- Dolby Atmos Height Virtualizer and DTS Virtual: X 3D sound virtualization technologies
- Stream over 5 GHz/2.4 GHz dual-band Wi-Fi
- Send or receive audio via bi-directionalf Bluetooth wireless technology
- Apple AirPlay 2
- Works with Hey Google or Alexa
- 11.2-ch processing and pre-outs for 7.2.4 layouts
- Supports Dirac Live Room Correction
- AccuReflex phase-matching solution for Atmos-enabled speakers
- SMART AV Receiver
- HDMI Sub/Zone 2 Out for media transmission to a second display
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Correction to the front deal posting, it is:
120 watts per channel into 8 ohms (20-20,000 Hz) at 0.08% THD, with 2 channels driven
Not 20 watts - or I will be very sad when I get mine...
The manual clarifies this issue; North American models get zone binding posts while European, Australian and Asian models do not. (Source: https://d19veyprpmwslj.
The only real issue will be for those that want a 7.1 setup PLUS a stereo zone, which is not possible with the Non-NA version. This has been the case since the 50 was launched.
The RZ50 can only power 9 channels regardless, so even with 11 binding posts, you aren't playing audio through all 11 at once.
If somehow BuyDig is selling, in NA, RZ50's WITHOUT Zone 2 binding posts, I'm not sure how but it's not because they are selling old vs new stock.
I personally think it's far more likely they just screwed up the product image and are using non-NA image of the rear of the unit in the listing.
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Lower than this $749
Ultimately it's the consumer that chooses to get Dirac.
TBH consumers are the ones who have made it much more complicated than it should be imo.
People have a hard time understanding their manual, I agree not the best written but people read into how they want which doesn't help.
That's why imo the updated video by a renowned AV professional who worked directly with Dirac is GOLD for anyone getting Dirac imo!
They explain how each RC works, streamline how to properly use them and go over all the common confusions and dispel misinformation giving best solutions!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjWZUZ1
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Ultimately it's the consumer that chooses to get Dirac.
TBH consumers are the ones who have made it much more complicated than it should be imo.
People have a hard time understanding their manual, I agree not the best written but people read into how they want which doesn't help.
That's why imo the updated video by a renowned AV professional who worked directly with Dirac is GOLD for anyone getting Dirac imo!
They explain how each RC works, streamline how to properly use them and go over all the common confusions and dispel misinformation giving best solutions!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjWZUZ1
That's the dumbest take I've ever heard concerning Dirac! Dirac has the impossible task of offering a unified software for a non-standardized AV industry! Just look at how how much trouble normal OS have on PC's and they're pretty standardized as it is! You're basically saying the average Dirac consumer is too stupid to use a software that is supposed to make room correction easier!
The reason I laugh every time you reference the useless Dirac manual (that you are only coming around to recognizing) is because the way any given AVR interacts w/Dirac appears to change nearly every month or year! Case in point: "bass management is accomplished in the AVR only" no longer applies to Denon/Marantz and virtually all PAC products now w/the recent firmware!
It's not the consumer's fault! It's the unified software across an un-unified AV industry!
That's the dumbest take I've ever heard concerning Dirac! Dirac has the impossible task of offering a unified software for a non-standardized AV industry! Just look at how how much trouble normal OS have on PC's and they're pretty standardized as it is! You're basically saying the average Dirac consumer is too stupid to use a software that is supposed to make room correction easier!
The reason I laugh every time you reference the useless Dirac manual (that you are only coming around to recognizing) is because the way any given AVR interacts w/Dirac appears to change nearly every month or year! Case in point: "bass management is accomplished in the AVR only" no longer applies to Denon/Marantz and virtually all PAC products now w/the recent firmware!
It's not the consumer's fault! It's the unified software across an un-unified AV industry!
The one that claims AVS experts know more about Dirac than Dirac! 🤪
Loves to conflate what Dirac's 3 RCs(DL,DLBM,DLBC) are designed to do with how they "interact" with products using them for his agenda! 🙄
Continues to point to how Dirac's one user manual is useless to him insinuating that's the case for everyone.
Ignores the way much better option in that AA video because it completely dispels his agenda! 🤣
I would ask him to clarify/explain this new "case in point" but history will just repeat itself and he'll just say you're just scared of AVS, they know all! 🙄🤣🤪
The one that claims AVS experts know more about Dirac than Dirac! 🤪
Loves to conflate what Dirac's 3 RCs(DL,DLBM,DLBC) are designed to do with how they "interact" with products using them for his agenda! 🙄
Continues to point to how Dirac's one user manual is useless to him insinuating that's the case for everyone.
Ignores the way much better option in that AA video because it completely dispels his agenda! 🤣
I would ask him to clarify/explain this new "case in point" but history will just repeat itself and he'll just say you're just scared of AVS, they know all! 🙄🤣🤪
Do you have FM antenna input and separate zone 2 plugs? Also is it 110v vs 220-240v in the back?
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