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Onkyo TX-8511 2 Channels ReceiverWhy save the best stuff for home theater? Every model in Onkyo's receiver line, starting with the TX-8511, utilizes high-current,...
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Why save the best stuff for home theater? Every model in Onkyo's receiver line, starting with the TX-8511, utilizes high-current, low-impedance amplifier design for superior performance. Humbly priced, but made for music fans who appreciate great sound, this is no ordinary stereo receiver. A look inside reveals Onkyo's attention to detail in every aspect of construction. The transformer: oversized and shielded for maximum power capacity and stability, and minimum hum. The filter capacitor is oversized for clean sound during your music's most demanding dynamic peaks. The cast aluminum heat sink is oversized for efficient heat dissipation, and thus longer life from your receiver. Discrete outputs are designed to run cooler, and to keep your music cleaner, under high-volume, low-impedance conditions. Anti-resonant chassis and aluminum front panel are highly rigid to fight distortion-causing resonance. So how does it sound? In a word: impressive. The TX-8511 drives 100 clean, muscular watts to each of your...
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Very Nice Stereo Receiver
Pros: Excellent sound quality, phono input, switching versatility Cons: Speaker selector doesn't work from remote control Bottom Line: Compared with Harmon Kardon 3480 and Denin 395
Pros: perfectly adequate Cons: none Bottom Line: Sounds great
Pros: Sound quality, reliability, value Cons: single tape monitor loop, average FM reception Bottom Line: Onkyo TX-8511 receiver
Pros: Clean,powerful unit- with no bells or whistles. Cons: No lighted switches i.e. for cd/turner ect... Bottom Line: Very Pleased with this Receiver
Pros: Powerful, no audible distortion. Excellent fidelity. Ease of use. Dynamic range. Phono input. "Loudness" control. Cons: No "Sonic Hologram" like my old Carver. No Midrange control. Read More Nice receiver for the money.
Pros: Sound quality, price, size. Cons: FM tuner could be better. Read More Comparison with Harmon Kardon 3480 and Denin 395
Pros: perfectly adequate Cons: none serious Bottom Line: Hard To Find Relic Of A Bygone Era
Pros: Graphic EQ jacks, nice asthetics and numerous features. Cons: No banana clip jacks and THD could be down around .05%. Read More Nice, heavy, powerful stereo receiver with phono inputs.
Pros: Sounds great, plenty of power, looks nice, feels solid, low heat, excellent value Cons: No subwoofer output (run cable to the subwoofer, then to speakers, but extra cable) Read More This "Perfect" Receiver Has Problems
Pros: the "perfect receiver" upon first look. Cons: equalizer, radio tuner, sound quality. Read More |
