Onkyo TX-NR6050 7.2-Channel Community House Theater Sensible AV Receiver 8K/60, 4K/120Hz

Onkyo TX-NR6050 7.2-Channel receiver
I purchased the Onkyo TX-NR6050 and couldn’t be happier with my decision. First off, it arrived on time, which is always a great start. The setup process was incredibly easy—everything was straightforward, and I had it up and running in no time.One of the features I really liked was the ability to use the Onkyo app on my phone to connect the receiver to my network. It made the whole process smooth and hassle-free, and I was streaming music and adjusting settings within minutes. The sound quality is fantastic, with clear dialogue, deep bass, and immersive surround sound that really enhances my home theater experience.Overall, this receiver delivers excellent performance, user-friendly controls, and modern connectivity features. If you’re looking for a high-quality AV receiver that’s easy to set up and offers great smart features, the Onkyo TX-NR6050 is a great choice!

The “Budget” AVR to get for 4k120hz – Better Than Denon S760H
Originally bought a Denon S760H to use with my Samsung Q80T (2020 model), Xbox Series X, and Nvidia Shield. However, despite assurances that the Denons no longer have issues with 4k120 due to an updated chipset, this was not the case. To get it to pass the video signal from my series X through to the TV I had to repeatedly change input sources to make it handshake. The Denon would NOT pass through Atmos from the Series X no matter what I did. No issues with DTS:X or uncompressed audio. However, the only “set it and forget it” audio setting on the console is Atmos since some games are natively presented in Atmos, and those that aren’t are PCM (which can be encoded to Atmos by it on the fly). So, setting it to Atmos will work in all circumstances. This Onkyo handles it flawlessly.In addition to flawless Series X atmos and 4k120 passthrough it handles all my other sources flawlessly. This includes 4k HDR rips from my movie collection on my server, played through Kodi. No issues with any audio/video format I’ve tried so far.Also sounds great for music in all modes, I prefer it in multichannel stereo though.I’m also really floored at how much better this sounds than the Denon, which I am returning due to the HDMI 2.1 issues. Same speakers, same room, and mostly default settings other than messing with speaker distances and crossovers (more on that later) and dialog is much clearer on this Onkyo. Overall, sounds much more balanced without using any kind of compression settings.The UI is good, and the info displays are fine. Nothing exceptional here. Better, again, than the Denon which couldn’t overlay anything on top of 4k120 and caused the receiver to show the info on a black screen and needing to handshake again (unreliably) with your source. Onkyo wins again.Cons:- Chonky and doesn’t really fit well in many entertainment centers. Hanging off the front of mine.- Gets noticeably hotter than the Denon it’s replacing and combined with the size I am slightly concerned with space I have it in being inadequate – I had an older cheap Onkyo with a dead HDMI port, requiring a repair, and then it died again many years later.- Automated setup is worse than the Denon. Set the crossovers pretty poorly, same with the distances. Not as good as Audyssey.Despite those few cons, the thing actually works, and sounds great so it gets my recommendation.Is 5.1.2 Atmos/DTS:X overkill for my 750 sqft apartment? Yes. But I love it! This is the unit to buy in 2022.

Easy set up
I am not a tech guy. This is the first receiver I hooked up myself. I had a pioneer that the sound went out on. This will be my third receiver for my theater room with 7.1 surround as well as other speakers throughout the basement. The others were put in by professionals and I did not choose. First was a dennon that I loved but lightning fried the hdmi out port-the pioneer was never great. This unit was very easy to install and set up. Just followed all the instructions and used the microphone to set up the sound. It works seamlessly and sounds good. Owned a few months now and no issues with theater. Still having trouble figuring out how the 4 other speakers in my basement could run at same time. Zone 2 settings of some kind and have not dug in deep enough to the manual to get that worked out Hopefully. Can use separately but not all at same time like if I want the TV show or music on all speakers. Other than that, for the price I am satisfied with the purchase and easy set up for a novice.

Open box Like new
Came in like new condition, appears to be functioning properly, so far so good. 6 month update, From 4 stars to 5. This is not the best avr on the market, but it will make you happy. Its great for 5.1 or 7.1 and also great playing music, on 2 speakers or 2.1 and great for surround sound. You can spend more money and get a better system, but in my opinion this is a great choice for the price. Not my favorite for listening to music but I love it when watching movies. But where I think you get the most out of this is 5.1.2 music and movies.

Muy buen AV para un cine en casa con muchísimas funcionalidades.Equipamiento Actual:- TV LG Oled C1 HMDI 2.1- TV RU7100 HDMI 2.0- Xbox Series X- Playstation 4- Bocinas Polk T50Estas son mis observaciones hasta el momento:- Excelente Potencia de Audio. Tuve que poner a una potencia máxima de 75 por el sonido tan fuerte que es- Hice las conexiones con las Banana Plug y Cable de Cobre de la marca propietaria de Amazon y hasta el momento ha funcionado muy bien.- Excelente para pasar video 4K a 120Hz. Funciono perfectamente en mi TV Oled C1 con un cable HDMI 2.1 (UGREEN Cable HDMI 2.1 8K, búsquenlo así en Amazon)- Excelente para pasar video 4K a 60Hz. Funciono bien con mi TV de 75′ RU7100, solo he tenido algunos detalles para el funcionamiento CEC, por lo que a veces no funciona y tengo que encender la TV de forma manual (Esto puede ser por la versión de firmware y HDMI de la TV)- En ambas TV pasa sin ningún problema el video con HDR, se activa solo y me aviso con un cuadrito- Excelente comunicación CEC/ARC entre la TV, Xbox y AV. Este es protocolo que usa los dispositivos para poder encender, apagar y controlar otros aspectos a otro dispositivo por el cable HDMI. Lo único que tuve que hacer es conectar un cable HDMI output en la TV HDMI ARC y los inputs son todos los dispositivos que dan video, como el Xbox y Ps4.- Excelente conectividad y buena respuesta ante CEC. Cuando enciendo el control del Xbox Series X, se enciende primero la consola, después el AV y por ultimo la TV, esto es igual cuando apagas todo: Primero el Xbox, luego el control, después la TV y el AV al final.- Muy buena interface grafica para la administración, esta en español y además tiene bastantes cosas para configurar.- Muy buena conectividad Wifi, este AV tiene conexión a 5Ghz y es fácil de configurar.- Buena asociación con el Spotify, se puede enviar el audio al AV y se reproduce sin ningún problema- Tiene una conexión USB para poner música MP3, funciona perfecto- Su ventilador no hacen nada de ruidoObservaciones Negativas:- No existe el soporte en Mexico, recomendaría usar este AV sobre un UPS o regulador, mas que nada para proteger esta inversión por que no es nada barata.- A veces truena el AV cuando estoy en la consola Xbox, esto es al parecer por los relevadores, pero para mi no hay problema, pero hay gente que le molesta mucho esto.- Se calienta mas o menos después de 2-3 Horas, no se si esto sea un aspecto normal de los AV ya que es mi primer equipo. Yo lo tengo en un librero y pues esta medio ventilado. El AV tiene una rejilla abierta en la parte superior, solo hay que tener cuidado de que no le caiga agua o polvo.

Suena muy bien, lo compré para actualizar el anterior que tenía del año 2000, creo!Los formatos de audio son los esperados -Dolby Atmos, DTSX, etc…, el wifi y bluetooth a veces fallan y hay que desconectarlo un minuto, pero no es que me quite el sueño.La función con Alexa me gusta mucho, la transferencia de video y la conversión 4K es tambien muy buena.Lo recomiendo ampliamente.