The latest generation of AV receivers from Onkyo is ready to occupy your living room or home cinema. We find four new models in Onkyo's line-up, all of which are equipped with the latest technologies to give you the ultimate sound and picture experience. This means that, among other things, we find support for 8K@60Hz and 4K@120Hz, as well as HDR, Dolby Vision, eARC and everything else that the latest HDMI 2.1 standard has to offer. In addition, the TX-NR7100 also supports IMAX Enhanced mode, which is not found on the models below, and gives you an even more impressive picture experience, whether it is on the flat screen or a screen.
The TX-NR7100 is the second largest model of the new receivers from Onkyo, and offers a 9.2 channel receiver with 220 watts per channel in 6 Ohm (1 channel driven) For pure stereo listening, the TX-NR7100 offers 2x100 powerful watts at 8 Ohm, just like its little brother, which is enough to drive a pair of serious floor speakers without problems. By having as many as nine channels, this means that you have the option of a serious Dolby Atmos setup with 5.2.4. Since we are dealing with a state-of-the-art receiver, this naturally also means that we will find all the latest streaming functions, such as Spotify Connect, Airplay 2, TIDAL, Roon and more. There is also an advanced Bluetooth chip built into the TX-NR7100, which has aptX HD support, for simple streaming of your music without being connected to a network.
As something new, the updated receivers from Onkyo also offer what they call "Klipsch Optimize Mode". In all its simplicity, this means that you can easily adjust the sound and optimize it if you use the Klipsch Reference or Reference Premiere speakers - brilliant. Where the two smaller models in the series have to "make do" with Onkyo's AccuEQ room correction, the TX-NR7100 model offers full support for DIRAC LIVE calibration, which is by far one of the best solutions on the market. Support for smart control via Google Home, Amazon Alexa, dedicated HDMI output for zone 2 and app control are also just some of the many smart features that the TX-NR7100 has up its sleeve, among everything else.
This receiver is certified by Sonos and can therefore be connected to an existing Sonos Sound System, simply by pairing the receiver with a dedicated Sonos port on the network that hears to the zone. The Sonos port is physically connected with an audio cable to an input in the receiver, and Sonos will then be able to wake up the receiver, change the input and play with that volume, all via the Sonos app. Perfect for bringing the living room into a complete Sonos multi-room system and thereby being able to play music in e.g. both kitchen-dining room and living room at the same time, without having to switch on the surround receiver and control the volume manually. Just as user-friendly as you always wanted it to be!
NOTE: It requires a Sonos port player per surround receiver to be able to use this function.
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