Onkyo TX-SR601 6.1 Channels Receiver

Pros: Sound Quality, Ease of Use, True discrete output
Cons: Price, and that's about it.

After doing extensive reviews and trying the Onkyo 501 I bought the TX-SR601. Here's the system details: I have a small room with hardwood floors, wood beam ceilings and wood shutters. Tough room. I bought the Bose Acoustimass 10 III. Ok, Bose haters, I ...

Pros: Great sound, learning remote with macros, great features for price.
Cons: Poor arrangement of buttons on remote, can't switch components with only one button.

I'm not going to write an extensive review but since I thoroughly utilized all manner of review websites, I wanted to give something (albeit late) back to help others in their search for a receiver. I'm just going to point out a few of the pros and ...

Pros: Excellent receiver, great effects, true sound, very happy once setup is behind me.
Cons: Disturbing setup problems, complicated remote.

Since I went searching Google for setup problems using the Onkyo TX-SR602 and found nothing, I thought I would post some information here that may prove helpful to others. Setting up the Onkyo TX-SR602 involves placing their acoustic microphone in the ...

Pros: Sounds, Wattage, Design, Easy to use, Connectivity, Great value for your money.
Cons: None (really, none).

I don't want to repeat the former comprehensive reviews, but I must say that so many can't be mistaken. I wandered around so many stores, surfed many A/V websites and audiophile forums on the net, and after a while I knew that My next A/V receiver will ...

Pros: Superb quality of sound, sophisticated features
Cons: May run a little hot if you crank it up

I purchased Onkyo TX-SR601 receiver to replace my 12-year-old Sony receiver (which is still working just fine, but is hopelessly obsolete). After doing some research I decided to get an Onkyo receiver, since Onkyo offered the price / features / brand ...