Onkyo TXRZ50 9.2 Channel 8K HDR Network AV Receiver

Immersive sound and imagery

• 9.2-channel receiver delivers up to 120 watts of RMS power per channel for rich, powerful sound
• 8K HDR video over HDMI offers incredibly clear, lag-free graphics
• Advanced technologies like Dolby Atmos, IMAX-enhanced DTS:X, Dolby Surround, Dirac Live Room Correction, DTS Neural:X, and Dolby Atmos Height Virtualizer bring your entertainment to life
• Three zones allow you to play your music in different areas throughout your home
• Front-to-height stereo switching, DSP vocal/dialog enhancement, My Volume pre-sets, and OSD function optimize playback for impeccable audio quality
• THX Certified Select theater-reference sound gives you the same reference volume of that at a commercial theatre in rooms where the screen-to-seat distance is approximately 3.5m (12’)
• Short signal paths, well-finished grounds, and a reinforced power-supply line help to suppress noise while the isolated SoC board reduces interference

Convenience and connectivity

• 5GHz/2.4 GHz Wi-Fi supports 802.11ac to ensure a fast and reliable connection to your home network
• Isolated 1.8GHz quad-core SoC handles multiple processing tasks at once for smooth and stable operation
• Bluetooth wireless technology lets you stream music right from your wireless devices
• Works with the Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa to enable convenient voice-controlled operation
• Access to Amazon Music HD, Pandora, Spotify, TIDAL, Deezer, and TuneIn makes it easy to listen to what you want, when you want
• Compatible with Sonos, Chromecast built-in, AirPlay 2, and DTS Play-Fi
• Seven HDMI inputs, two HDMI outputs, one component video input, two composite audio/video inputs, one co-axial digital audio input, one optical (Toslink) input, one phono input, one headphone jack, and one USB port offer versatile connectivity options

Required accessories (sold separately)

• Cables you'll need: HDMI (to connect the receiver to your TV) and speaker wire (for connecting the receiver to your speakers)
• Optional cables: optical or coaxial cables (for digital audio) and RCA cables (for connecting older gear)