Onkyo TX NR801

Pros: AVR with Networking capability.

Cons: None come to mind.

Review: Excellent for the price. Great blend of AVR (sound & video) features and pc/mac networking capability with the ethernet connection. Sirius satellite radio and IPOD also connect with ease. Using as 7:1; no complaints. Highly ...

Pros: Ease of use/setup

Cons: Using the receiver as a 5.1 with Zone 2

Review: Just installed the NR801 and for the price, I am extremely happy with the quality of sound in all aspects of mode of play. As mentioned in other reviews, the limitation of Zone 2 could be a problem. However, I bought this for the 7.1. Use your old ...

Pros: Play music from your PC through your main AV system. Great Sound.

Cons: Zone 2 only supports analog inputs - nothing digital. Harassment of eBay sellers.

The Bottom Line: Great Sound ! Best solution for playing compressed music on a main AV system, but watch out for zone 2 limitations.

Review: I've put up with mid-priced audio for years, and when I bought a new house with a nice big media area in the family room, and hi-tech wiring I decided it was time to upgrade to soemthing a little higher end. Let me start by saying that I'm not a ...

Pros: Excellent sound and video Great features for the price Great remote

Cons: Loss of on screen display when using Component video no HDMI

The Bottom Line: Overall this is a great unit, will definitely be an nice addition to a non-HD set-up

Review: I have owned the TX-NR 801 for about 2 years now and still love it. This unit provides you with a wide array of features and connectability that can normally only be found in units which are double the price of this one. With 7.1 surround, 2 component ...

Pros: Receiver is high quality except for the net tune

Cons: I did not experience good service from this company.

Review: I bought this receiver 2 years ago because of the net tune feature. I could get all kinds of stations for about the first year, then the stations you could get anymore became very scarce. I used to enjoy listening to Ireland radio stations, but for the ...