Does this work with Onkyo TX SR313 or NR414? Thanks!
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I have Audioengine A5 speakers, with a subwoofer going through an Audioengine D1 DAC that I use with Airplay on a Mac. The sound is awesome and would highly recommend them. I do not own the A4 speakers and therefore cannot comment on how to deliver power to them.
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Theses are passive speakers meaning they don't have an internal power source, most of their speakers do And are meant for computer applications. The onkyo has plenty of power to drive these
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These speakers are efficient enough to work with either receiver. Would make a nice front pair for 5.1 or stereo. I use mine in a stereo setup that offers about 20 watts which is way less tha the onkyo u are looking at. I kind of prefer a stereo setup with a subwoofer rather than 5.1. I can get accurate sound for not near as much money but that is just me. I have had 5.1 but found a good digital integrated amp with a great DAC, good speakers and sub was affordable whereas the same kind of quality in 5.1 was far beyond my budget. If I want the movie experience, I go to a movie. Hmmm.
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The question should be directed to Audioengine. I only know that it performs well with my Nakamichi. Sorry I can't be of technical help.
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Theses are passive speakers meaning they don't have an internal power source, most of their speakers doAnd are meant for computer applications. The onkyo has plenty of power to drive these
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I would suggest checking with Onkyo Tech Support. Hope that helps! Good luck!
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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.
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I have an Onkyo TX-NR 509 and it fits perfectly. Not sure if the 8050 has the same kind of connections.
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Hi, Onkyo support had us use 1141-0108-0400 firmware, I really hope it works for you, we still had interupted video signal. We even had our receiver looked at by a service tech. Unfortunately we have now been forced into a Denon model that actually is pretty great.
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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 Onkyo TX-SR604 7.1 Channel A/V Receiver (Black) (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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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.
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Please google it. I think you might find something on avsforum.com. If I remember, it has been addressed or will be shortly. Not sure if this applies to specific Onkyo models.
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Yes this should work with your receiver. I have two of them and they work great.
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I can't say anything specific about that problem what I can tell you is that these were a known faulty product from onkyo. It was the first and last onkyo receiver I bought. My receiver went bad after a little over a year of use. Went back to Sony and it's all I buy.
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James, not familiar w/ that reciever, the onkyo speakers probably would work well with your reciever, great speakers.
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I do and have had no issues, just awesome music.Onkyo TX-8255 Stereo ReceiverStereo RMS Power: 50W per channel x 2, into 8 ohms
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No. This unit sports the new Onkyo's proprietaryAccuEQ calibration instead of Audyssey'sMultEQXT32.
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Excuse me, Are you sure you bought this item the Onkyo TX-SR707 for $499? I am looking for one, and it is in almost $700.
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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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No it does not support Onkyo RI interconnect. It does support IR input and output for IR repeaters.
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If you do even 30 seconds of research you'll see that people don't know what they're talking about. The Onkyo product page AND the page linked on this page BOTH say that the HT-RC460 supports 3D. http://us.onkyo.com/Products/model.php?m=HT-RC460&class=Receiver I don't know if there's any difference between these models. I opted for the HT-RC460 because they had nearly identical feature sets. Onkyo seems to have multiple product lines that overlap on certain models. The HT-RC series, the usually higher priced TX-NR series and they also have a premium brand called Integra. Some forums get into arguments about possible higher quality components being used in the higher cost products, but others contend that the internals appear identical and cross-branding of components between Onkyo and Integra happens inside.