Will this work with the Onkyo TX-8020 receiver? if so, which port in back?
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I'm sure it will. The Satechi comes with two ways to connect to a receiver/amplifier. The first way is the most common: Analog audio consisting of the tried and true Left and Right RCA-type phono connectors that will connect to the AUX port of a receiver. But the preferred way to connect is by using the fiber-optic TOS-Link connection. I'd bet the Onkyo has at least one of those connections available. It does require a special fiber TOS-Link cable that will cost about $10-$20. The sound quality is better (in my opinion) going with the TOS-Link.
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Your model may not have jacks for digital inputs. If it does, plug the optical cable to the "optical" jack in the back of Onkyo TX-8020 under Digital IN. The optical cable does not come with this purchase. You need to purchase one yourself. If your model does not have digital inputs, then use the included cables in the box. Plug one end of the 3.5mm cable to Audio Out of this Bluetooth receiver. Plug the other end of 3.5mm cable to the female end of the RCA Y-adapter. Then plug the two RCA plugs (red and white) to the CD IN (or BD/DVD IN) jack matching the colors. If you already used up both CD or BD/DVD jacks, then you need a newer receiver that has more audio input ports. Your model may not have jacks for digital inputs. If it does, plug the optical cable to the "optical" jack in the back of Onkyo TX-8020 under Digital IN. The optical cable does not come with this purchase. You need to purchase one yourself. If your model does not have digital inputs, then use the included cables in the box. Plug one end of the 3.5mm cable to Audio Out of this Bluetooth receiver. Plug the other end of 3.5mm cable to the female end of the RCA Y-adapter. Then plug the two RCA plugs (red and white) to the CD IN (or BD/DVD IN) jack matching the colors. If you already... » Read More Your model may not have jacks for digital inputs. If it does, plug the optical cable to the "optical" jack in the back of Onkyo TX-8020 under Digital IN. The optical cable does not come with this purchase. You need to purchase one yourself. If your model does not have digital inputs, then use the included cables in the box. Plug one end of the 3.5mm cable to Audio Out of this Bluetooth receiver. Plug the other end of 3.5mm cable to the female end of the RCA Y-adapter. Then plug the two RCA plugs (red and white) to the CD IN (or BD/DVD IN) jack matching the colors. If you already used up both CD or BD/DVD jacks, then you need a newer receiver that has more audio input ports. « Show Less
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If it has an optical input which I believe that model does it will work perfect.
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Yes. You can look at the back of the Onkyo 8050 (2nd image on Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/Onkyo-TX-8050-Network-Stereo-Receiver/dp/B004UR486G). These plugs fit in the red and black posts marked as "Speakers".
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I would do the manual USB firmware update to be sure. Information on the bottom of: http://www.us.onkyo.com/model.cfm?m=TX-NR616&class;=Receiver&p;=d
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Hello Paul, I purchased the Onkyo TX - 8050 as a gift for another. I do not know the answer to this question but, this is the website for owner manuals for Onkyo products: http://www.onkyousa.com/Downloads/manuals.php?source=globalnav Go down the webpage until you reach this model and click to open the manual. The answer may be in there for you. The model is about half way down the page. Or, go to the Onkyo website: http://www.onkyousa.com/?m=TX-8050&class=Receiver&p=i and click on SUPPORT. They have a Support Forum, How to videos, and Frequently Asked Questions that are answered. Best of luck.
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Hello Las Vegas; the TX-NR 636 will only support analog audio connections for ZONE 2 broadcasting; along with USB, NET, AM/FM radio, and Bluetooth support for ZONE 2 playback. We also would like to inform you that we do provide 24 hour Product Support at (800) 229-1687 and also have a FAQ and Product Support forum as well at forums@onkyousa.com to better assist you as well. We thank you for your posting and also for choosing Onkyo.
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A connect allowed me to hook up my rOnkyo receiver & speakers. I still needed a bridge for all the wireless sonos speakers. Hope that helps
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Hey Matt, we just purchased the Onkyo cs-355. we attached a pair of Yamaha speakers to it.... works great!
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The receiver is not a network receiver it is a plain stereo receiver, albeit a good one. If you wanted to receive streamed radio you would have to buy an external wi-fi device with a line level output that would feed into one of the unused line inputs on the tx-8020 i.e. TV, DVD, Tape.
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there is no problem I have mine hooked to 1978 onkyo receiver it is a very basic hookup.
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Not sure what you mean by work with? It will work with virtually any stereo receiver, it just depends on how you want to hook it up. I have a Onkyo 626 and hook it's Zone 2 Speaker connections to the OSD input. From there I hooked in 7 other zones from around my house, which I can turn on and off with the OSD device. Only downside is the remote doesn't seem to be programmable by other devices, so you pretty much have to be physically in front of the box to switch on and off the zones.
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I was wondering the same thing. It's a shame onkyo doesn't list compatible stands on their website. I've been searching and not finding anything. I just got my system and will take it out of the box and see what we are looking at. Do you ever find anything usefull for mounting or just stands?
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Page 89 in the Onkyo manual is the beginning of the instruction set. If you don't have a manual, it's available online. Just Google tx607. I use a Harmony One universal for both of my systems. Well worth the money and easier setup.
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Here's the one I got for it. Works great and sounds amazing. Onkyo TX-SR604 7.1 Channel A/V Receiver (Black) (Discontinued by Manufacturer) by Onkyo http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000HD7FGM/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_qGeztb0N5VY8Y
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The USB port on the front appears to accept only audio files. The complete receiver manual can be found at the following URL. ://www.intl.onkyo.com/downloads/manuals/pdf/tx-sr313_manual_e.pdf
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This wireless lan adapter will only work on onkyo models made from 2012 and up. It is nit the same as DLMA. The onkyo adapter lets you connect to your home wireless network.you can connect slacker or Pandora's radio
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I'm not really sure the best answer I can give you is to call the manufacturer company which is onkyo they should be able to tell you what type of "aux connectors" it have.
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Onkyo UWF-1 Wireless LAN Adapter by Onkyo. you need to add this from what I read. I connected mine by cable