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Onkyo TX-RZ70 11.2-Channel 8K Network A/V Receiver

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  • Experience immersive 8K/4K home theater with 11.2 channels and 140W for powerful sound quality.
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  • 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.
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Adorama has Onkyo TX-RZ70 11.2-Channel 8K Network A/V Receiver on sale for $2299.99 - $800 when you apply coupon code JHCE5839 at checkout = $1499.99. Shipping is free.

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  • 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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  • About this product:
    • Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars based on a limited number (6) of Adorama customer reviews.
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Apr 26, 2026 04:17 PM
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AquaLinen207Apr 26, 2026 04:17 PM
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Quote from optimize :
How many max. number of processing (preamp) channels does it support? For example Denon AVR-X6700H and AVR-X6800H, while being 11.4 do 13.4 with external power amplifier driving the 12th and 13th speakers
I believe this only has a SINGLE sub channel - so 11.1, just with 2 sub-out ports. Some of the Denon models have different channels for the subs, so you can control them independently.
If someone says "you can just add a mini DSP and have 8 sub channels for less money...". I would ask them how they intend to get all of that EQ matched up to the room DIRAC?
Personally, I think the pro move is getting 11 channels processed, 9 powered. Keep in mind though - at least with Onkyo, you MUST add power to the rear surrounds; you cannot just get nice amps for your front speakers... and then have 9 free amped channels. If you want to amp your fronts and have 7.1.4, you'll need multiple amps.
Not a big deal tho a good class d amp is cheap.
Apr 26, 2026 04:24 PM
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ArckanumApr 26, 2026 04:24 PM
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Quote from AquaLinen207 :
I believe this only has a SINGLE sub channel - so 11.1, just with 2 sub-out ports. Some of the Denon models have different channels for the subs, so you can control them independently.
If someone says "you can just add a mini DSP and have 8 sub channels for less money...". I would ask them how they intend to get all of that EQ matched up to the room DIRAC?
Personally, I think the pro move is getting 11 channels processed, 9 powered. Keep in mind though - at least with Onkyo, you MUST add power to the rear surrounds; you cannot just get nice amps for your front speakers... and then have 9 free amped channels. If you want to amp your fronts and have 7.1.4, you'll need multiple amps.
Not a big deal tho a good class d amp is cheap.
Rz70 has 2 independent sub channels . The rz50 has 1
Apr 26, 2026 04:35 PM
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VolumnusApr 26, 2026 04:35 PM
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Quote from Arckanum :
Rz70 has 2 independent sub channels . The rz50 has 1
I wish the RZ70 had four like the newest model Denons. I run 4 identical subwoofers. That means I'll need to run y-adapters, which is a crap shoot.
Last edited by Volumnus April 26, 2026 at 09:49 AM.
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Quote from turnne :
$2K will not obtain you Dirac art and 13 channels on any product that I know of...Please name one for $2K all in?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 DenonI think $1200( or more) difference is another world of price in that price rangeActually...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 paidhttps://www.avsforum.com/threads/...09/page-15https://www.avsforum.com/threads/...d.3261194/
You must be new to Dirac.
So FYI, they are a proprietary product and they rarely "include" anything beyond their loudspeaker RC(Dirac Live) on products.
You pay to play, nothing is free.
So not every product has access to the rest(DLBC,ART).

Price difference between the two is irrelevant if you need 13 channels or ART.

That's the game changing part for Denon/Marantz! Many people are finding out you no longer need Dirac especially for the cost(even the lonely $300)!
A1EVO gives you Dirac performance & it's "included"!
There are plenty of owners over on AVS that agree(and counting)!
Here is just one iteration of it.
I'm surprised you haven't heard about this?
https://www.avsforum.com/threads/...p.3331417/
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Apr 26, 2026 06:13 PM
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RavislickApr 26, 2026 06:13 PM
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I really like Onkyo amps, have two right now. This thing seems to cover all the bases for a great Atmos setup. Lowest price I can remember this getting
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Apr 26, 2026 06:42 PM
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turnne
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Quote from supermanrob :
You must be new to Dirac.
So FYI, they are a proprietary product and they rarely "include" anything beyond their loudspeaker RC(Dirac Live) on products.
You pay to play, nothing is free.
So not every product has access to the rest(DLBC,ART).

Price difference between the two is irrelevant if you need 13 channels or ART.

That's the game changing part for Denon/Marantz! Many people are finding out you no longer need Dirac especially for the cost(even the lonely $300)!
A1EVO gives you Dirac performance & it's "included"!
There are plenty of owners over on AVS that agree(and counting)!
Here is just one iteration of it.
I'm surprised you haven't heard about this?
https://www.avsforum.com/threads/...p.3331417/
No...actually I have owned a Dirac equipped pre/pro before Onkyo or the relatively short time Denon/Marantz has even had Dirac available in their products

If price difference is irrelevant then one would just buy the Denon A1H..right?
You get all the amp/power supply advantage of the RZ70 and all the channels/D-ART etc of the X6800 and likely a sonically better unit than either one.
The Sinad numbers of the A1H ( and Marantz AV10) are certainly top notch
Done deal...

There are plenty that dont think A1EVO is Dirac....
You should read the threads I linked and see how many actual owners of the A1H and AV10 buyers are buying Dirac
So clearly there are some differences of opinion there

There was also that double blind test that was not very kind to Audyssey...from some published AV professionals

But as you have posted before.." No one wants DLBC"

In the context of slick deals where the most recently upvoted AVR thread is $699 and the most upvoted speaker thread is $799..
I am just going to go out on a limb here and say that $1200-1400 more money is significant on slick deals in the A/V world
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Scooter-TrashApr 26, 2026 07:55 PM
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Horrible Alexa/goog integration

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thespacecowboyApr 26, 2026 08:11 PM
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It's been years now, and I still won't buy Onkyo again for how they screwed over customers like me with their board failures.
Apr 26, 2026 11:47 PM
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SensibleBelieve395Apr 26, 2026 11:47 PM
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Dirac is amazing
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Quote from turnne :
No...actually I have owned a Dirac equipped pre/pro before Onkyo or the relatively short time Denon/Marantz has even had Dirac available in their productsIf price difference is irrelevant then one would just buy the Denon A1H..right?You get all the amp/power supply advantage of the RZ70 and all the channels/D-ART etc of the X6800 and likely a sonically better unit than either one.The Sinad numbers of the A1H ( and Marantz AV10) are certainly top notchDone deal...There are plenty that dont think A1EVO is Dirac....You should read the threads I linked and see how many actual owners of the A1H and AV10 buyers are buying DiracSo clearly there are some differences of opinion thereThere was also that double blind test that was not very kind to Audyssey...from some published AV professionalsBut as you have posted before.." No one wants DLBC"In the context of slick deals where the most recently upvoted AVR thread is $699 and the most upvoted speaker thread is $799..I am just going to go out on a limb here and say that $1200-1400 more money is significant on slick deals in the A/V world
Hmmm so why would you ask a question you already knew the answer to!?

Hmmm you forgot the "IF" part!?

If you're considering this 11 channel unit, why would you look at the A1H/AV10 or even 6800!?
I know for me, both listed with 140 watts, I definitely didn't hear any sonic difference based on those power supplies.

Just because they bought Dirac doesn't mean A1EVO isn't Dirac.
I can attest to that from being an owner of ART and using A1EVO.

Where is this double blind test between Dirac and A1EVO?
If it's just "Audyssey" that's pretty outdated!

BTW hint:
If one is after 11 channels + ART, look into the 3800.
Under the right sales you can have it all for the cost of this.... done deal!
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Apr 27, 2026 01:26 AM
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lllSpylllApr 27, 2026 01:26 AM
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Quote from supermanrob :
Good deal if you need 11 internal powered channels & want Dirac.
If you only need 9 channels, if/when this sale comes back for the RZ30 for $700, would be a better one ime.
Thanks
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turnne
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Quote from supermanrob :
Hmmm so why would you ask a question you already knew the answer to!?

Hmmm you forgot the "IF" part!?

If you're considering this 11 channel unit, why would you look at the A1H/AV10 or even 6800!?
I know for me, both listed with 140 watts, I definitely didn't hear any sonic difference based on those power supplies.

Just because they bought Dirac doesn't mean A1EVO isn't Dirac.
I can attest to that from being an owner of ART and using A1EVO.

Where is this double blind test between Dirac and A1EVO?
If it's just "Audyssey" that's pretty outdated!

BTW hint:
If one is after 11 channels + ART, look into the 3800.
Under the right sales you can have it all for the cost of this.... done deal!
What question did I ask that I already knew the answer to?

You realize there is more to choosing a unit than just channel count for some...right?
Myself included in that group

The Denon X3800 doesnt come close in SINAD performance or amp performance of the RZ70
I suspect that was part of the reason that Audioholics named it best in class
Important , IMO , especially if you are using a one box solution considering the price point it can be obtained for right now

But one can always wait until next year for the new models. if I recall correctly it was 3-4 years later, after Onkyo, that Denon/Marantz offered Dirac as a paid option



The Audyssey blind test( YIKES)) is one I linked before and I would be surprised if they didnt use A1 EVO due to the time frame of the test. Even then that was a very poor review for something that was out there so long and still being used.

I moved away from Audyseey for my major listening area years ago..long before Onkyo and the recent Denon/Marantz option
Not sure if you know..but Dirac had been around for many years
Even before I bought my first Arcam pre/pro years ago



And again...read the actual owners posts of the
Denon A1H
https://www.avsforum.com/threads/...09/page-15

Marantz AV10
https://www.avsforum.com/threads/...d.3261194/

Despite your statement / opinion of " no ones wants DLBC" or how great A1EVO is
Those owners really seem to have bought into Dirac
They seem to really like it; other than I have seen some complaints about them thinking it should have been no charge for what they paid
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Quote from SensibleBelieve395 :
Dirac is amazing
Agreed...years ago when I came from Audyssey, I was thoroughly impressed

At this price point, IMO, there is nothing like this unit out there. A Dirac license at no charge, great Sinad numbers and an amp/power supply capability that AVR's that are significantly more money cant touch
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Quote from Arckanum :
Rz70 has 2 independent sub channels . The rz50 has 1
That sucks. I was considering the RZ50, but ended up going with a refurbished Denon AVRX 4700H for $980. It has 2 independent sub channels and performs flawlessly.

Only 1 sub channel would have been a deal breaker for me.

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Quote from turnne :
What question did I ask that I already knew the answer to?You realize there is more to choosing a unit than just channel count for some...right?Myself included in that groupThe Denon X3800 doesnt come close in SINAD performance or amp performance of the RZ70I suspect that was part of the reason that Audioholics named it best in classImportant , IMO , especially if you are using a one box solution considering the price point it can be obtained for right nowBut one can always wait until next year for the new models. if I recall correctly it was 3-4 years later, after Onkyo, that Denon/Marantz offered Dirac as a paid optionThe Audyssey blind test( YIKES)) is one I linked before and I would be surprised if they didnt use A1 EVO due to the time frame of the test. Even then that was a very poor review for something that was out there so long and still being used.I moved away from Audyseey for my major listening area years ago..long before Onkyo and the recent Denon/Marantz optionNot sure if you know..but Dirac had been around for many yearsEven before I bought my first Arcam pre/pro years agoAnd again...read the actual owners posts of the Denon A1Hhttps://www.avsforum.com/threads/...09/page-15Marantz AV10https://www.avsforum.com/threads/...d.3261194/Despite your statement / opinion of " no ones wants DLBC" or how great A1EVO isThose owners really seem to have bought into DiracThey seem to really like it; other than I have seen some complaints about them thinking it should have been no charge for what they paid
What Dirac "includes" on products.

Bringing up 6800 vs this "IF" someone needs 13 channels, pretty rudimentary.

Many experts on AVS also believe those measurements(ie SINAD) are not an audible/sonic benefit especially with multi channel surround.
I agree, thats all paper performance, that's not very important for me.

As you keep pointing out how great Dirac is, it's not the internal power supply.

My money went Dirac, how many of your Dirac capable units did you add DLBC on?
If I recall 1 in 4/5!

So only $300 to match that great performance, pretty inexpensive if it's that great imo.

Kinda funny you now claiming/insinuating they used A1EVO in that blind test or did you have proof?
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