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Onkyo TX-SR252 - AV Receiver £149.00 richersounds

£149 RicherSounds3 Feb 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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yellowputty

3 Feb 17

Fantastic deal on this AV Receiver from well respected Onkyo.

Just picked one up. Excellent quality as usual and great out-of-menu basic controls on the remote (such as treble, bass adjustment).

£30 cheaper than last Black Friday pricing.

Top comments

johnthehuman

3 Feb 17 27 #2

Decent price but surely you're better off going with a well known brand like Sony or Matsui.

LOUGHBORO.GUY

3 Feb 17 18 #1

My god that's a bargain

tempt

3 Feb 17 16 #8

I've heard of onken yoghurt, but didn't know they made sofas too.

Whittick88 to johnthehuman

3 Feb 17 14 #5

I understand this reference

Latest comments (58)

Bully

4 Apr 17 #58

If you look at the specs listed it says no support for HDR.

johnthehuman

3 Feb 17 27 #2

Decent price but surely you're better off going with a well known brand like Sony or Matsui.

udhuk to johnthehuman

3 Feb 17 5 #3

Onkyo are well known, where have you been?

Heat, good price for spec and quality.

yellowputty to johnthehuman

3 Feb 17 2 #4

My understanding is that Onkyo generally produce higher quality products than Sony (at least at price for price).

Whittick88 to johnthehuman

3 Feb 17 14 #5

I understand this reference

Gedfaz to johnthehuman

3 Feb 17 11 #6

I'm surprised you managed to catch a couple so easily after all this time! :smiley:

ah_heng to johnthehuman

3 Feb 17 #21

Haha... If Onkyo is not better or as good as Sony, they have no reason for their existence :smiley:

macliam to johnthehuman

3 Feb 17 #22

duhhh...... ONKYO? Not known, slaps head!!

There again Matsui - a brand invented by Dixons in the 1980s.......... says it all.

norfok_n_chance to johnthehuman

3 Feb 17 1 #23

matsui...so reminds me of Dixon's 1980s..love it...

litania72 to johnthehuman

3 Feb 17 2 #37

I prefer me wives BUSH really....

maverickmo to johnthehuman

3 Feb 17 #42

matsui all the way lol

118luke to johnthehuman

5 Feb 17 #56

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

OH MY GOD THAT IS SOOOOO FUNNY

/sarcasm

spannerzone to johnthehuman

6 Feb 17 #57

Thanks for making that clear, it was most subtle. :smile:

Hobo_United

5 Feb 17 #55

Even Richer Sounds don't recommend Sony AV Receivers, they have so many problems with them. I myself will be returning my str1060, to replace for a Denon or Onkyo

spannerzone

5 Feb 17 #54

Pah you need Saisho or Steepletone not these unheard of brands,

LOUGHBORO.GUY

3 Feb 17 9 #13

I've been asked to repeat it here it comes Walk away my son unheard of brand buy a Sony

thaughbaer to LOUGHBORO.GUY

4 Feb 17 #53

I guy on the internet who can laugh at himself. You're the only one left.

jgrand

4 Feb 17 #52

Class reading the comments of those who jumped in feet first to bite. :laughing:

LOUGHBORO.GUY

4 Feb 17 #51

Very well indeed walter

LOUGHBORO.GUY

3 Feb 17 18 #1

My god that's a bargain

WalterSmith to LOUGHBORO.GUY

4 Feb 17 #50

Unknown brand. Best to stick to Sony

LOL

Hows susie?

Krizzo3

4 Feb 17 #49

Not much has changed in amplifiers analogue side in the last 10 years, this will have more features etc, but will distort at high load.

mgk

4 Feb 17 #46

INstore only now

Couple of comments about HDCP 2 and 2.2....does this have everything needed for now.

Can I plug all things into this...TV, Bluray, Apple TV, Sky box and just forget about it...made the mistake a couple of years ago buying an all in one home cinema system whihc only had one HDMI input

rev6 to mgk

4 Feb 17 1 #48

Yes.

andreasuk

4 Feb 17 #47

Im actually planning to upgrade my amp but not with this one.
I think these days you need bluetooth connection for a start (better if its got Wifi actually).
IMO the YAMAHA RXV381 is much better for £219 and thats the most basic i would even consider even if im on a budget.
This product is like leaping back in the past in a way.
Im voting cold as i this product will satisfy only basic needs these days.

michaeljb

4 Feb 17 #45

These threads never fail to deliver, yet despite all the Onkyo threads i come to just for the laughs i still know naff all about receivers.

Krizzo3

3 Feb 17 #43

Dont expect much from something weighting 7.3kg

rev6 to Krizzo3

3 Feb 17 1 #44

I beg to differ :smile:

mike_6480

3 Feb 17 1 #41

It doesn't seem to support HDR so I'd say no

MBeeching

3 Feb 17 #40

Yeah it's ideal, seems pretty well featured for £150.
A couple years ago the elephant in the room was the lack of HDCP 2.2 support but we're through the worst of it with AV receivers... for now :smiley:

jumpinoffthbed

3 Feb 17 #39

I've got a 4k TV and blu ray player I'd like to run to my big floor speakers. The connections on my TV are hdmi (2.2, ARC, 10BIT, MHL), optical and RGB. So this wouldn't be a good buy for me?

jamgin

3 Feb 17 2 #38

The milkman does too so I heard....

beentheredomthat

3 Feb 17 #36

I've finally entered your realm of AV Receivers after picking up a second hand Harman Kardon AV171 last week. I assumed as it had two HDMI's out it would output different sources to each but it simply mirrors them :disappointed:
Anybody know of or care to recommend one with two seperate HDMI out's please? Thanks a lot.

Oh, and am I right in saying Onkyo is just a re-branded Technika?! :wink:

bednim

3 Feb 17 #35

I'm just here for likes and comments :smile:

Chouman

3 Feb 17 #34

And Saisho too

atdrocker

3 Feb 17 #31

no speakers?

Babbler to atdrocker

3 Feb 17 #33

shout louder I cant hear you...

My sofa is smaller than this thing :smile:

nublets2k

3 Feb 17 #32

Cold, not real leather.

Losers-Server

3 Feb 17 3 #30

Most of us come here just to see you :smiley:

jumpinoffthbed

3 Feb 17 #16

All jokes aside is this future proof? 4k, hdmi 2.blah etc? I really need to buy one but not up on the tech yet

rev6 to jumpinoffthbed

3 Feb 17 1 #18

Supports HDCP 2.blah

jamgin to jumpinoffthbed

3 Feb 17 2 #20

It has crystal ball 3.00 onboard to ensure excellent futureproofness

MBeeching to jumpinoffthbed

3 Feb 17 #29

Nope... HDMI 2.1 is on the way :wink: It won't be mass market for quite a while though.
It has loads more bandwidth for higher resolutions and refresh rates which is useful for PC gaming.

mat2090

3 Feb 17 #28

Can't order online
Amazon could price match

ludwig352

3 Feb 17 1 #27

*snigger*

Jonnyblock

3 Feb 17 3 #26

Your post says it all :smile:

fbiroylindell

3 Feb 17 4 #25

never gets old :-)