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Model: | 656 |
Category: | Receiver |
Suggested Retail Price: | $799.00 |
Description: | Onkyo 656 |
Manufacturer URL: | Onkyo |
Model Picture: | View |
Review by Glenn on IP Address: 209.113.31.202 |
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Awesome.I've had this receiver for about three months and love it.
Plenty of power. Plenty of Bass Output.
Some people may complain about the remote - don't. If you don't like the remote, buy a Marantz Remote Control.How many receivers really come with good remotes???
Product Weakness: | DTS not built-in |
Product Strengths: | upgradable to DTS, Great looking. |
Associated Equipment for this Review: | |
Amplifier: | none |
Preamplifier (or None if Integrated): | none |
Sources (CDP/Turntable): | CD, DVD, Cassette |
Speakers: | Energy C-6 Series |
Cables/Interconnects: | All monster cables, 16 guage spk wire |
Music Used (Genre/Selections): | Rock, Top 40, Classic Rock |
Room Size (LxWxH): | 26 x 17 x 7 |
Room Comments/Treatments: | none |
Time Period/Length of Audition: | 3 months |
Type of Audition/Review: | Product Owner |
My father has an older Onkyo TS-XV70Pro receiver and it's remote is the worst. The only way to change a station on the tuner is to cycle up or down once you are in the right "class" no direct access. Plus it has millions of small buttons that he never uses. My 9 old Carver receiver had a great plain and simple remote, of course it didn't have any Pro Logic or surround stuff (except for the Sonic Holography which was all of 1 button), but it was simple and allowed for everything I needed to do in a remote.
Jay
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