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

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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.

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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.

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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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