Midrange Onkyo TX-NR717 and TX-NR818 AV Receiver released recently on market, Japanese company Onkyo continues to update new low-end receivers TX-NR717 and TX-NR818, In the 717-th model, designed to replace the 709-th, as in the 818-th, which came to replace the TX-NR809, added support for Internet services MP3Tunes, Pandora, Rhapsody, Sirius / XM iRadio and Slacker in addition to the existing Last.fm, Spotify, and vTuner. Also added support for remote control applications, the receiver Onkyo Remote Apps for iPod Touch (starting with third-generation), iPhone (3GS and older) and Android Phone (Android OS 2.1 and higher). Both new models have the opportunity to voice the 11 channels, In the TX-NR717 and TX-NR818 supports technology MHL (Mobile High-Definition Link). HDMI port on the front panel is designed to connect mobile phones and other portable devices on the new MHL standard, which allows you to display images and Full HD video with multi-channel sound on your HDTV. Here you can control playback using the remote control of the receiver and your Smartphone are automatically recharged.
In the TX-NR717 added a USB input (now two of them - on the front and back) and support a large number of audio formats for DLNA - MP3, WMA, WMA Lossless, FLAC, WAV, Ogg Vorbis, AAC, Apple Lossless, LPCM. Removed the analog audio output and one composite video output and along with band EQ for Zone 2. . Both models are equipped with various network functions, a powerful amplifier, THX certification for a quality home theater quality 7.2-channel speaker connections, The TX-NR818 is the flagship and therefore has the advanced Audyssey MultEQ XT32 room acoustic correction technology. In addition you have the opportunity your home theater setup to expand with height and width channels using the DTS Neo: X, Dolby Pro Logic IIz and Audyssey DSX technology. The addition of extra speakers to ensure a more impressive home theater surrounds experience. The TX-NR717 features Audyssey DSX width for channels and Dolby Pro Logic IIz for high channels. Another new feature is the Mobile High Definition Link HDMI port that enables your Smartphone via HDMI to the receiver to connect. Then you can high-speed HD video files on your TV, with up to 7 channels of surround sound.
The two new receivers are also equipped with the new Entry Revue technique which displays thumbnails of all connected via HDMI sources. In this way it becomes easier to see what playing any source and you can easily switch between sources. Regarding the imaging techniques, the TX-NR818 on a dual-core engine with HQV Vida VHD 1900 processor. This SD video according to the manufacturer in high quality material converted to 1080p. If you have a 4K (Quad HD) display, you can have HD material using the Marvell processor to convert to 4K material. In addition, the TX-NR818 about ISF calibration so you can set image quality to their requirement.
Both receivers are THX Select 2 certified and include an improved Technologies Onkyo WRAT amplifier. Both models feature Burr-Brown 192 kHz/24-bit DACs on all seven channels. The TX-NR818 has PLL jitter-cleaning circuitry to improve signal quality even further. Also, both receivers richly equipped with various connectors. So you get eight HDMI inputs (one and seven behind) and two HDMI outputs with 3D, ARC and HD audio formats support. You can use the receivers connect to the internet through the Ethernet port or via an optional WiFi adapter. Next is a front USB port for connecting an iPod, iPhone or USB stick.
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