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Question: av receiver for oppo bdp-83 What are AV Receivers that will work best with the OPPO BDP-83?  That is, not undo what the OPPO does best.  The only one I found that referenced the OPPO directly is the Integra DTR-9.9
Document: HDMI is a must...take advantage of connection for modern integrated receivers (mine = Integra DTR 8.9). Absolutely awesome in just about every regard. Surprised as the richness of sound reproduction (my reference player has been an Integra DPS 10.5). Particularly like the reproduction of SACD/DVD-A audio when connected with Audyssey control and rebalance of the room. Stunning video, what else can I say? Outstanding QPR. Way to go Oppo!
I currently Own a BDP-83, Setup Yamaha RX-V663 via HDMI, PS3 60gb model with Sacd playback. Sound setup is 5.1.Setup issuesYamaha and SACD playbackInitial Problem with SACD skipping. Took a moment to nail this one down but turned out to be a issue back at the receiver. Newer receivers can be mapped to handle multiple possible inputs for sound on one Device selection. I deleted all other inputs for the DVD and left only the HDMI as a possible selection.
This is my 3rd blu-ray player. I started with the PS3. The PS3 was an awesome player. But it is a bit silly in my home theater set up. At the time my Harmony 890 would not work with the PS3.Next I bought Samsung BDP-2550. What a waste of money.Then the OPPO BDP(best damn player)-83. This thing rocks. From load times to PQ to Audio. WOW. That is all I can say about this player.
This was my best home theater upgrade ever. Oppo BDP-83 was my choice after a deep investigation in forums. The image quality is unbeatable. The audio quality is outstanding comparing with PS3 and a real upgrade is when you discover songs and instruments that you have never heard before ! Besides the HDMI connection and if you have a quality A/V Receiver I recommend you to install this Oppo device with a high quality stereo cable for SACD or CD listening.
In my research, I found that the Oppo has features one usually only finds in more costly players, say $1000 or above. Does that make the Oppo BDP-83 expensive... or is it a bargain?I don't own other blu-ray players to compare, so I can only say that this one loads quickly, gives a fantastic picture, and has easy and yet in-depth customizable characteristics.
The following comments are from my husband who wanted this Blu-ray player. He received this as a gift.I became interested in the Oppo BDP-83 because I was looking for a Blu-ray player  that could play my Super Audio CDs and DVD Audio discs as well and the Oppo was the only one I found for under $4k. I did some research on the Oppo Blu-ray player and the Oppo DVD player (also SACD and DVD-A capable) and heard almost entirely good things.
Had this product since October of last year. Compared it directly to the Pioneer BDP-320. Would not normally review, but buyers need to know about one thing I wish I knew prior to buying it.Good: BDP-83 produces the most color accurate, film like picture of any blu-ray player I've seen, partly due to the lack of external processing that the player produces on the image.
Onkyo tech support was  clueless. Luckily I found the two-step process in an online downloadable owner's manual for upgraded receivers at [...]. All in all, I'm very happy with my OPPO.
I'm a video novice, but I found the manual very easy to understand, while the diagrams are all quite good.The Oppo bdp-83 does far more than I'll probably ever know. Please check out all the professional reviews on this machine, including its audio capabilities. Oppo provides a "Spears & Munsil" benchmark blu-ray disk to check out and modify the player's (and the TV's) video parameters.Anything bad about this unit?
I have recently purchased this music collection in 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio:7.1 Music Classical Colletion - Acoustic Reality Experience [Blu-ray]The OPPO BDP-83 performed beautifully in terms of the sound. You can use the 7.1 analog pre-outs if you have an older receiver, and the sound was very good. Distortion was low, and everything sounded crisp without being sibilant.
Answer: Any HDMI equipped receiver that has HDMI pass thru won't "undo" the Oppo video processing.  I have an Onkyo receiver and am very happy with it.