What is the difference between TX-NR626 and HT-RC560 (aside from the watts per channel, 95W v 85W)?
311982
There are no other differences, and I think that the 95W vs 85W is just on paper. Onkyo reps have stated on the internet that they are "the same build".
161092
The Onkyo TX-NR929 has Audyssey MultiEQ XT32. It is considerably more sophisticated than just an equalizer. It can take the nearly flat output of the 929 and manipulate it to compensate for anomalies in both your room and your speakers. Your 636 can do something similar, just not to the degree that the 929 can. Also I wouldn't attribute high frequency performance issues to the 636 first. I would first suspect tweeter or crossover issues in those older 901s.
1543172
Sorry for the late response! Yes, please know the 8w out put is correct, and more accurately it is 8w*2, each channel is 8w. Hope this helps.
1783547
This link should give you the differences. Hope it helps. http://www.shopping.com/xSBS-Polk-Audio-MC60-Polk-Audio-RC60i~PRDLT-71428-95941846?sb=1
314519
Mine is putting out 4 watts on VHF and 5 watts on UHF. In reality no one will be able to tell the difference between 4 watts and 5 watts
1577541
It's 100 Watts per channel but you can run speakers with it that are not rated to go up that high in watts so long as you don't turn the volume up too high.
1763648
Thank you for your question. The output for all channels is 85 W. Let us know if you have any other questions.
110075
Just checked manual and it refers to the website. To be honest, it sounds more like 100 W RMS than 180.
1301223
I'm not an expert, but I went off of the 175W per channel rating when I bought this. The speakers I got were Polk Audio TSi 400's that are capable of taking 200W of power so I knew that the receiver couldn't overpower the speakers if I cranked it up.
524534
Hi,Am in the same boat. Other differences I see are receiver is 6ohm for 6200 vs. 8ohm for 5300 with speakers being 6 ohms...somewhere read that 6 ohm driving 8ohm is not that good..(I am not a techy)Any of you decided yet?Also does anyone like the sexy Energy 5.1 speaker set (will have to buy receiver separately)...any comparisons?
1563571
To my understanding it's 25W. Mine was bought 2nd hand and runs a pair of 100 W 6 Ohm bookshelf speakers just fine, add an active sub if needed. There's plenty of settings and EQ to get you satisfied. One major surprise i had was, that you must have have a TV connected for both setup and use.
213793
The AC input for US version of the TX-NR5010 is UL 110 volts only the EU version is 220 only. You have to order the model specific to your location. Here is the link to the EU PDF http://www.eu.onkyo.com/downloads/2/2/4/1/0/ONKYO_TX-NR5010_datasheet_EN.pdf
733780
From what I can find, they are similar and have the same power rating. I don't know what the exact differences are.
100838
In answer to your question. The Onkyo TX-NR828 is rated 130 watts per channel @ 8 ohms, so you would have to connect to speakers that can handle that wattage. The NR828 does have a preamp. output (to another amplifier ) if extra speakers are needed beyond the 7.2 configuration. The only comment I can make about your room size is, my 7.2 setup is in a 15'x15' room and has plenty of volume/power to spare. I would recommend downloading the instruction manual from the ONKYO website for various speaker setup configurations, and specifications, along with a ton of information about this unit. Hope this helps you. Enjoy your quest. In answer to your question. The Onkyo TX-NR828 is rated 130 watts per channel @ 8 ohms, so you would have to connect to speakers that can handle that wattage. The NR828 does have a preamp. output (to another amplifier ) if extra speakers are needed beyond the 7.2 configuration. The only comment I can make about your room size is, my 7.2 setup is in a 15'x15' room and has plenty of volume/power to spare. I would recommend downloading the instruction manual from the ONKYO website for various speaker setup configurations, and specifications, along with a ton of information about this unit.... » Read More In answer to your question. The Onkyo TX-NR828 is rated 130 watts per channel @ 8 ohms, so you would have to connect to speakers that can handle that wattage. The NR828 does have a preamp. output (to another amplifier ) if extra speakers are needed beyond the 7.2 configuration. The only comment I can make about your room size is, my 7.2 setup is in a 15'x15' room and has plenty of volume/power to spare. I would recommend downloading the instruction manual from the ONKYO website for various speaker setup configurations, and specifications, along with a ton of information about this unit. Hope this helps you. Enjoy your quest. « Show Less
1701208
The 260W refers to the amplifier's power consumption. That is separate from the power sent to the speakers.
809242
The 737 gives you 120W of power at 8ohms on all channels, the 636 gives you 95W the extra power can really make a huge difference depending on your speakers. If you have high quality speakers that can handle the power. The speakers work more effortlessly and create a better sound, they come alive. Less distortion at higher levels. It also enables your receiver not to have to work as hard. I was looking at the 636 myself but I really wanted at the very least 100W of power. You also get the THX certification - ThxSelect2plus this is a feature that can help maximize sound for more dramatic effects. I notice a nicer smoother base effect. THX Select2 Plus is recommended for medium-sized rooms where the screen-to-seat viewing distance is about 3-4 m (10-12 ft.). I have been extremely satisfied with mine and use it every day.
2140547
When I bought this, I wondered the same thing. After searching for a while on Google, everything I was finding was saying they have the same specs so I ordered it. I can't say for sure that this is the right answer, but I am very happy with this receiver.