Onkyo TX-RZ30 170W 9.2-Channel 8K/4K Network AV Receiver $799

Post Date	Sold By	Sale Price	Activity
07/07/26	Amazon	$797 Popular	11
06/27/26	Amazon	$797 Popular	5
06/23/26	Amazon	$800	6
03/06/26	Adorama	$699 Frontpage	64
01/30/26	Adorama	$700 Frontpage	143
01/28/26	Amazon	$800	12
01/16/26	Adorama	$749 Frontpage	55
12/24/25	Amazon	$800 Frontpage	31
11/27/25	Adorama	$750 Frontpage	58
11/20/25	Amazon	$800 Popular	25
10/07/25	Amazon	$900	6
09/26/25	Adorama	$700 Frontpage	104
08/29/25	Adorama	$699 Frontpage	116
08/08/25	Adorama	$749 Frontpage	58
07/08/25	Amazon	$899	5
12/16/24	Best Buy	$999	42
11/22/24	Best Buy	$999	41

iamidle

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iamidleToday 8:08 PM

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not saying it's a bad deal but it's been at this price at adorama for months now

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vid1900

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vid1900

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Today 8:32 PM

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Required review reading b4 you buy:

https://www.audiosciencereview.co...iew.71594/

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beerninja

Today 8:57 PM

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beerninjaToday 8:57 PM

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I own one of these. I've owned 5 receivers in my life and this one is the worst. Do not buy. The receiver will not sync audio AT ALL when the chain is source --> Receiver --> TV. The ONLY way to get it to sync audio is by using eARC which entirely defeats the purpose of having multiple inputs. Their customer service department I e-mailed even admitted this is a known problem and they don't know if it will ever be fixed via firmware. Dirac is fine but I prefer audyssey since dirac has no audio compression tools whatsoever. If you're listening to a movie or show that has poor audio post production then there is no way to fix it with compression, you're just screwed. Also the receiver has a really stupid power saving feature that makes loud clicks to go into full power mode every time you go louder than -22dB relative. Lastly, the component video input is fake and does not support HD resolutions so I don't even know why they put it on the unit. Denon did the same thing with their fake component input but they are both the same corporation so that makes sense.

jaredalanmitchell

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jaredalanmitchellToday 9:02 PM

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Quote from beerninja

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I own one of these. I've owned 5 receivers in my life and this one is the worst. Do not buy. The receiver will not sync audio AT ALL when the chain is source --> Receiver --> TV. The ONLY way to get it to sync audio is by using eARC which entirely defeats the purpose of having multiple inputs. Their customer service department I e-mailed even admitted this is a known problem and they don't know if it will ever be fixed via firmware. Dirac is fine but I prefer audyssey since dirac has no audio compression tools whatsoever. If you're listening to a movie or show that has poor audio post production then there is no way to fix it with compression, you're just screwed. Also the receiver has a really stupid power saving feature that makes loud clicks to go into full power mode every time you go louder than -22dB relative. Lastly, the component video input is fake and does not support HD resolutions so I don't even know why they put it on the unit. Denon did the same thing with their fake component input but they are both the same corporation so that makes sense.

I have an entirely different set of issues. The front display on mine went dead about 6 months into ownership. I've got to drive it about 1.5 hours to drop it off to their repair shop in Winston/Salem.

Real bummer coming from a 10 year old Yamaha workhorse. Just needed 4k, Dirac and all the stuff with the modern AV...

Going back, I'd probably grab a new Yamaha and not worry as much about Dirac, although it is very nice.

SmileyMicrobe

Today 9:06 PM

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SmileyMicrobeToday 9:06 PM

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Quote from iamidle

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not saying it's a bad deal but it's been at this price at adorama for months now

I feel at $699 it'd be a much better deal.

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