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Question: Thinking about updating my TX-NR808 to overcome ARC problems with my receiver. Has Onkyo fixed their HDMI problems?
Document: This receiver will replace my Onkyo TX-NR609 which had the very familiar no sound through the HDMI. I will have it repaired and sell it to help pay for this one. This decision was very difficult because of that. I have owned earlier Onkyo and Denon receivers and I have to keep up with the technology, so here I go again. For the price I don't think anyone can match the sound quality and features of the TX-NR828.
It is the Samsung BD-C6800, which I also bought refurbished a few years ago and has not giving me any problems.The Onkyo TX-NR828 has all the bells and whistles that I will need for, I think, the next ten years. It is ready for the next generation of televisions format, 4K. So when the time arrives to move there, my little beast here is already set up and waiting for those gorgeous new displays.
I disabled it and my HDMI problems went away..... Its been a couple of months now.... Thanks guys...
I am a former owner of a TX-NR818. I have received this newer model, TX-NR828, in replacement of my old unit which could not be fixed.
I have HTR180 (HDMI) issues, so that is why I purchased the TX_NR828 model. I should have purchased the TX_NR926 model.
For the prospective buyer who was thinking to purchase the 818 and can no longer find it anywhere, I would overlook this 828 and stretch the budget for a 929 (when released).I resisted the temptation of leaving it untouched inside the box and gave it a fair try. I am now on day 5.Sadly, all I was forecasting turned out to be true. The sound quality does not really hold a candle to the TX-NR818 and I hope you will trust my words.
I formerly owned a Sony Bravia home theatre in a box, one of those entry-level deals that major retailers typically have on their shelves. I received my new Onkyo TX-NR828 and decided to upgrade my speakers to a set of Polk Audio TL1 speakers and a Polk Audio powered 10 inch subwoofer to better complement this new receiver.
My previous receivers all have been lower end models so I was chuffed to obtain a higher end receiver to review. When I brought this into the house the first thing I noticed was the weight. The Onkyo TX-NR828 is a very substantial receiver. The listed weight is 33 lbs and I was not able to fit this over the TV as with my previous ones.I next did some research on the internet before writing this review.
I've been a Harman Kardon owner for a long time. I decided to take a chance on this Onkyo TX-NR828B receiver and could not be any more happy that I did. The bass from my sub woofer sounds more smooth and my surround speakers have come alive! I'm currently 5.1 but will soon be adding to more surrounds to make my system a 7.1 surround sound concert hall.
In an Onkyo world, this would mean that I would also have to pull up all of the other blueray; satelite; dvd; etc cd manuals and coordinate the equipment serially. REALLY? What is Onkyo thinking?
Answer: ARC is no problem in Onkyo txnr828. It works fine and great sound.