7.2-Channel Network A/V Receiver
Breathtaking Surround Sound is Only the Beginning
Bring home THX® Select2™ Plus theater-reference-quality audio with the 7.2-channel TX-NR747 Network A/V Receiver, featuring mind-blowing DTS:X™ and Dolby Atmos® multi-dimensional audio formats. Onkyo’s high-current amplification system drives speakers to reproduce soundtracks with maximum impact and fidelity at 175 W/Ch. UltraHD video capability is equally impressive, with eight HDMI® terminals including dedicated HDCP 2.2 compatible inputs for premium 4K video content and two HDMI outputs for video in separate rooms. The TX-NR747’s high-grade 384 kHz/32-bit AKM DAC not only brings movies to life, but music as well. Conveniently stream audio over built-in Wi-Fi®, Bluetooth, AirPlay, or internet music services including Spotify Connect and Deezer. Use the free Onkyo Remote app to stream audio stored on mobile devices or 24-bit Hi-Res PCM or 5.6 MHz DSD audio from your home network over DLNA, and control playback in two zones. Plus, the TX-NR747 has a phono equalizer input to connect a turntable and updated AccuEQ for precise room acoustic calibration.
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LOUGHBORO GUY
12 Jul 163#3
Very nice
Latest comments (19)
pavel76
13 Jul 16#19
It's really boring now...
mwarner
13 Jul 16#18
Why buy an unknown brand like this when you can get a Sony for £20 more if you look around online?
furiousjammin
13 Jul 16#17
Fishing? Trolling? Or just very, very, thick?
maciejkopec08
13 Jul 16#16
Thx is over rated anyways
Thoughtful
12 Jul 16#11
At least it has enough power for a THX rating, but 11.5 Kg doesn't seem very heavy for such power.
Quasso to Thoughtful
12 Jul 16#15
Hmm, this was my only minor concern actually. The other amp I mentioned is a fair amount heavier. Then again it does pack a few more features which would require more components and also a much bigger chassis which would definitely a fair bit..
Then again, the spec of this is so similar.. the DAC is the same, it supports hi-res audio, as you pointed out THX Select 2 Plus (which is pretty outrageous), discrete high-power amplification. Given I have the warranty I'm pretty comfortable if it means the capacitors are a little less hard-wearing. I think in terms of continuous power it'll be pretty good!
DudleyGuy
12 Jul 16#14
I've seen similar spec ones from vestel in Tesco much cheaper, cold.
hukdbargain
12 Jul 16#13
Is it really worth all that effort for an unknown brand AV amplifier.
Quasso
12 Jul 16#12
I reckon just say you saw the deal and intended to buy the unit for £399 + £39.90 for 6 year guarantee but due to issues with the site intermittently while trying to purchase you weren't able to in time (and/or that you had some other commitment that meant you were delayed before 7, had to do something else and couldn't get online again until after 7).
It may be a slight exaggeration but ultimately it's still in stock and I can't see why they wouldn't just give the benefit of the doubt given they had quite big issues earlier.
Babbler
12 Jul 16#10
Yeah guess so. They may even throw I'm 5 year guarantee lol. Doubt it...
Babbler
12 Jul 16#7
Damn missed it thanks to their pants website.
Quasso to Babbler
12 Jul 161#9
I'd try what I just mentioned in the comment.. definitely worth a shot!
Quasso
12 Jul 161#8
Bought this earlier on, was perusing their flash sale page but their site kept crapping out, so eventually they released all deals simultaneously.
I think this is (was) a pretty great deal--probably represented their best value discount. For ages been eyeing the Onkyo TXRZ800, but looking at the difference overall I think this was better value for money.
I would advise to anyone who missed the price to contact Richer Sounds detailing the offer and let hem know you experienced issues with the site/downtime.. it was throwing cache errors et al for a long time. Their customer service is usually impeccable and I think if you say that and ask for the original price relatively quickly you'll be golden.
LOUGHBORO GUY
12 Jul 16#6
Expired now £549
MBeeching
12 Jul 161#1
Expires at 7:00pm so not long to decide...
jamgin to MBeeching
12 Jul 161#5
Blimey! Not much time to get in all the Onkyo jokes...
I'll kick off proceedings with:
Looks like a sofa
guttediam
12 Jul 161#4
Want one needs to be cheaper for me!! Hot thought heat added
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Breathtaking Surround Sound is Only the Beginning
Bring home THX® Select2™ Plus theater-reference-quality audio with the 7.2-channel TX-NR747 Network A/V Receiver, featuring mind-blowing DTS:X™ and Dolby Atmos® multi-dimensional audio formats. Onkyo’s high-current amplification system drives speakers to reproduce soundtracks with maximum impact and fidelity at 175 W/Ch. UltraHD video capability is equally impressive, with eight HDMI® terminals including dedicated HDCP 2.2 compatible inputs for premium 4K video content and two HDMI outputs for video in separate rooms. The TX-NR747’s high-grade 384 kHz/32-bit AKM DAC not only brings movies to life, but music as well. Conveniently stream audio over built-in Wi-Fi®, Bluetooth, AirPlay, or internet music services including Spotify Connect and Deezer. Use the free Onkyo Remote app to stream audio stored on mobile devices or 24-bit Hi-Res PCM or 5.6 MHz DSD audio from your home network over DLNA, and control playback in two zones. Plus, the TX-NR747 has a phono equalizer input to connect a turntable and updated AccuEQ for precise room acoustic calibration.
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Latest comments (19)
Then again, the spec of this is so similar.. the DAC is the same, it supports hi-res audio, as you pointed out THX Select 2 Plus (which is pretty outrageous), discrete high-power amplification. Given I have the warranty I'm pretty comfortable if it means the capacitors are a little less hard-wearing. I think in terms of continuous power it'll be pretty good!
It may be a slight exaggeration but ultimately it's still in stock and I can't see why they wouldn't just give the benefit of the doubt given they had quite big issues earlier.
I think this is (was) a pretty great deal--probably represented their best value discount. For ages been eyeing the Onkyo TXRZ800, but looking at the difference overall I think this was better value for money.
I would advise to anyone who missed the price to contact Richer Sounds detailing the offer and let hem know you experienced issues with the site/downtime.. it was throwing cache errors et al for a long time. Their customer service is usually impeccable and I think if you say that and ask for the original price relatively quickly you'll be golden.
I'll kick off proceedings with:
Looks like a sofa