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Question: I am not sure whether or not speakers ( D-055) go together the receiver and are included in this price ( USD 499,00 )
Document: Just what I was looking for. I've only had this unit for a few days, but so far, it is living up to expectations. Small form factor, but very solid build quality. Sounds great, even with the supplied onkyo speakers. I wasn't expecting a lot out of the included speakers, but I was pleasantly surprised. Good mids and highs, and just OK bass (I don't like overdone bass).
The onkyo drove those just fine. The paradigms, as you might expect, are more accurate / neutral sounding. The onkyo speakers sound decent, even when compared to the paradigms though. Not much to complain about for speakers that came w/ the unit.Now, for the unit itself...  LOVE it. I think the price is a tad steep, however.. I have an Onkyo 709 in my main HT setup, and an Onkyo 509 in my bedroom.
Broadcast tuner with supplied antenna could receive only 2 of 14 local F.M. stations. Grade = F  C.D. and speaker quality is what you would expect from Onkyo. Grade= B. Ease of connecting to receive internet radio=F. I tried with an I.T. for hours and could not. Another down side is you need to buy expensive Onkyo options to receive Wi Fi. For the $500 cost of the unit that should be included.
I guess I could run a stereo mini to stereo RCA tapping out of the front headphone jack but that would look more than a little Busch league.Thirdly, even if I go this route there is no way to control a crossover point for the speakers or line out. So as another reviewer pointed out, to effectively use the preamp subwoofer out you will also have to add a highpass filter on the speaker outs or line outs.
This system sounds good for its price, very solid  and delivers decent all-round performance. I like Wi-Fi connectivity (optional) especially, allowing to listen to vTuner and other internet radio providers.
Also, I should mention that I have an Onkyo CS-445 at home in my daughters room and an older model Onkyo DS787 receiver so am somewhat partial to Onkyo.
The Marantz CR 610 looks nice but seems really expensive at $699.Update:-------So considering the leap in price to the Marantz 610, I decided to see what I can do to get around the lack of preamp functionality (namely volume control) on the Line Out jacks.
I agree with the guy that was not impressed with the speakers. I have got some high quality headphones, by swopping between the two the poor sound out of the speakers is obvious.The system is good if you disregard the speakers. I'm thinking of finding some decent speakers from somewhere.I would rather pay an extra $100 to $150 and get good speakers with the system.
So I am a bit disappointed with this unit. With the subwoofer preamp out and stereo line outs I assumed I could control the volume of the line outs and feed it to an external Emotiva mini-X amp I had lying around. Figured I'd upgrade the sound on this unit with a better amp and speakers. However, the line outs are unaffected by the volume knob.
This is an excellent stereo. It may have a slightly muddled sound through the supplied speakers, but it definitely sounds way better than other mini stereos, bar maybe Bose systems.I forked for the wi-fi dongle and had trouble with it. There are many quirks, and if it should stop working one day, it may just need the wifi password re-entered all over again. It took me a while before I tried that, as I have long passcode.
Answer: Speakers came with the receiver.