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Question: Is this receiver compatible with bluetooth wireless speakers?
Document: I dont know anything about receivers other than we needed a new one. This one works just great! We have an HDTV, WDTV and DVD player plugged into to. I can pull from the wireless network as well. The HDMI cables worked in it just great. The remote is a bit of a maze but the sound is fine. We have yet to get good speakers so I hope to be blown away then.
The set up was very easy and this receiver offers all the connection options I wanted with room still for expansion. The only thing that could improve would be to have built in wifi. I had to buy a separate wireless to Ethernet router which was an extra expense.
From the audio side it's way below other receivers (Marantz SR6003,7003) I had but making justice to the product it delivers what is compatible with its price. Just don't expect too much from a receiver which weights about 5.5 kilos and costs USD300 (some guys bought it by 200USD).
I never thought I'd get so into a receiver with everything else in our house wireless. We just bought a new home with surround sound in the ceilings and hooked it up to VTuner/Internet Radio yesterday! Amazing! The sound quality is the best and it's so much louder/clarity without hooking up my iPod! Great buy and since you're getting it half off; why not buy! !
This is a deliberately GREEN approach in sound production that in no way takes away from the power or quality.Connecting to iTunes is done wirelessly of course, as long as you have the receiver connected directly with a router port via ethernet, or an adapter, the latter of which I am unsure is compatible.Once connected, the little AirPlay symbol in iTunes makes the connection. It is SO easy once you've got it figured out.
from HarmanAudio.com "Official harmon/kardon store": "DLNA 1.5 certified connectivity Hear your networked media sources as never before in pitch-perfect surround sound. DLNA 1.5 enables the AVR 1700 to stream audio and video from compatible devices onto your home network via Ethernet connection, allowing you to enjoy them at a quality that you would not have thought possible. "The only reason I bought this receiver was because it claims to play DLNA video.
You can assign any HDMI/optical/coax input for any source. For instance, I have the "Game" source using coax in for theBelkin Bluetooth HD Music Receiverfor my phone (this BT receiver is unbelievable!). And Aux is set to HDMI 5 for audio and video in. It's very customizable. And you can rename any source to what you want (e.g. PS3, Roku, etc. ).The included remote is OK, but I use a Logitech Harmony for everything.
My older HK-525 model came with 3 optical and 3 coaxial digital inputs, a pair of which were on the front for quick access to temporary source devices. I guess the older model was built back in the days before HDMI connectivity had taken over. To HK's credit, the unit does have 6 HDMI inputs, but some form of digital output would be nice to hook up wireless headphones for example, whose base station has an optical input.
The only disappointment is that the rear speakers only work when you have 5.1 sound coming in. There is no setting to change this. I also have sound drops for a second or so when it does its auto sound selections coming from the Direct TV receiver, but the Onkyo also did this. There is no interruptions on other sources like the BluRay player.
I had an all in one surround sound system. Crappy speakers and lots of issues. A handy friend recommend that I set myself up with a receiver so that I could upgrade pieces/parts as needed. We set out to buy a Sony unit. Once we got to best buy we saw that this one was on sale for $199!
Answer: No, because it has Airplay functionality and works very well, but I think thay you can resolve this very easy and very cheaper buying a Belkin F8Z492TTP Bluetooth Music Receiver and you can connect it in one of the input sources that the receiver has, this blutooth music receiver works very well also, I have both and they work great. i hope this helps.