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Onkyo TX-RZ70 11.2-Channel 8K Network A/V Receiver on sale for $2299.99 - $800 when you apply coupon code
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Product Details:- Experience immersive 8K/4K home theater with 11.2 channels and 140W for powerful sound quality.
- Connect all your devices effortlessly with extensive HDMI 2.1 inputs and versatile connectivity options.
- Enjoy crystal-clear audio with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, bringing movies and music to life around you.
- Stream your favorite tunes wirelessly via Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, for seamless audio enjoyment.
- Future-proof your entertainment setup with advanced features like eARC and HDR10+ support.
- Take control with ease using the mobile app or voice assistants like Alexa and Google Assistant.
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If you only need 9 channels, if/when this sale comes back for the RZ30 for $700, would be a better one ime.
If you only need 9 channels, if/when this sale comes back for the RZ30 for $700, would be a better one ime.
If you mean the RZ30, max is 9.
The 6700 is only 11.2, the 6800 is 11.4.
Yes, both will process 13 channels.
Keep in mind if you use Dirac you would need to purchase DLBC for subwoofer/bass correction.
So you can roll the dice, but at this point its probably how long does existing inventory last
$3800 is grossly overpriced in my opinion, especially when you add the costs for Dirac into the mix. That would be a must have for me if I was using it as my main home theater unit
Keep in mind that the RZ70 actually has a more robust amp/power supply performance than the Denon X6800, according to some details on the Audio Science review website
You would have to step up in Denon model to meet the same performance levels in that regard
In my opinion, this is a solid deal for $1500
I have owned the sister unit Pioneer LX805 and now own the Integra 8.4 and for the money I have zero complaints
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1st no one buys/pays MSRP..... well besides RZ50 owners on release date... ouch!
You only consider the 6800 if you need 13 channels.
With that you get 4 independent sub outs, independent preamp mode,Wides,3 pairs/position Atmos speaker placements & access A1EVO game changer for Audyssey.
If Dirac is a must the 6800 offers that option for $300($240 on BF) & even has the option to Dirac's latest RC ART!
This unit will not get any of those options.
From my personal experience that better robust amp/power supply performance is only on paper.
In real world use, in sonic performance, good luck telling the difference.
For me I'll easily take D-ART over paper performance.
1st no one buys/pays MSRP..... well besides RZ50 owners on release date... ouch!
You only consider the 6800 if you need 13 channels.
With that you get 4 independent sub outs, independent preamp mode,Wides,3 pairs/position Atmos speaker placements & access A1EVO game changer for Audyssey.
If Dirac is a must the 6800 offers that option for $300($240 on BF) & even has the option to Dirac's latest RC ART!
This unit will not get any of those options.
From my personal experience that better robust amp/power supply performance is only on paper.
In real world use, in sonic performance, good luck telling the difference.
For me I'll easily take D-ART over paper performance.
But even at a $2500 X6800 buy and basic Dirac and mic you are $1200-1300 more than the RZ70
if I was using the unit for majority home theater there would be no question, I would buying the Dirac license
From my ownership experience a better amp power supply can be more than on paper..it really depends on the individual situation
Frankly for that big of a dollar difference. If you were making changes anyway...I would put the extra $1200( or more ) into better speakers
In my opinion, that will make more of a difference anyway
What unit offers 13 channels, all those other features including access to D-ART for $2k?
I agree, spending $1500 for this when you may need better speakers or don't need 11 channels, not ideal.
Lucky for many Denon/Marantz owners, they no longer feel they must have Dirac, especially for the cost!
A1EVO has been a game changer, you can see the many many happy owners over on AVS!
What unit offers 13 channels, all those other features including access to D-ART for $2k?
I agree, spending $1500 for this when you may need better speakers or don't need 11 channels, not ideal.
Lucky for many Denon/Marantz owners, they no longer feel they must have Dirac, especially for the cost!
A1EVO has been a game changer, you can see the many many happy owners over on AVS!
I was speaking specifically on the difference in price between the two units as one is down on specs...the cheaper of the two actually, versus the higher priced Denon
I think $1200( or more) difference is another world of price in that price range
Actually...what I see on AVS...especially Marantz AV10 and Dirac A1H owners is that they have bought the full suite of Dirac!!
And some of them have stated that they think it should be standard based on the prices they paid
https://www.avsforum.co
https://www.avsforum.co
"MSRP/MAP (Minimum Advertised Price): The standard MSRP for the Onkyo TX-RZ70 is roughly $2,799 - $2,899.
Dealer Cost Structure: For premium audio components, dealer margins often sit around 30% to 40% off MSRP. Therefore, the actual dealer cost is likely in the $1,700 - $1,900 range."
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