OnkyoTX-NR6050 7.2-Channel Network Home Theater Smart AV Receiver 8K/60, 4K/120Hz

I purchased the Onkyo TX-NR6050 and couldn’t be happier with my decision. First off, it arrived on time, which is always a great start. The setup process was incredibly easy—everything was straightforward, and I had it up and running in no time.One of the features I really liked was the ability to use the Onkyo app on my phone to connect the receiver to my network. It made the whole process smooth and hassle-free, and I was streaming music and adjusting settings within minutes. The sound quality is fantastic, with clear dialogue, deep bass, and immersive surround sound that really enhances my home theater experience.Overall, this receiver delivers excellent performance, user-friendly controls, and modern connectivity features. If you’re looking for a high-quality AV receiver that’s easy to set up and offers great smart features, the Onkyo TX-NR6050 is a great choice!

I purchased this receiver back in March 2024. It is used as my home office music system. Paired with Polk ES15 mains, ES10 Surrounds, ES35 Center and an RSL Speedwoofer 10e. A Hisense 55U7K 4k TV rounds out the equipment. The Onkyo was easy to connect and integrates well with the other equipment. Once the system audio calibration, AccuEQ, is complete it sounds very nice. Nothing over powering or left wanting in the audio spectrum. Crispy highs and solid bass response.

For the price, this is a wonderful receiver. I haven't had a single problem since purchase. It is paired with the Bose AM15 pro II speaker system and to sony atmos speakers. Honestly I am not sure the atmos speakers do much good, but I also haven't tried tuning it, other than with the automated system. I would recommend this to anyone looking to upgrade old gear. It sounds MUCH better than the previous Pioneer I had.

I purchased Onkyo surround sound receiver from Amazon for some reason two Onkyo TX-SR3100 receivers were delivered send one back by United Parcel Service kept one when speakers were connected receiver didn't work a message came on screen of receiver NG: with numbers call support I called support was told to return receiver it has a problem.But I call myself buying a upgrade receiver from Amazon Onkyo TX- NR6050 7.2. I connected speakers it setup once but no sound or video/ now there's a message on receivers screen NG: LCRSLSRBLBR not a problem with this one to???? It came or deliver two days early great but it doesn't work. Was hoping to have it up and working. Could it be the surround sound speakers are the problem 🤔 same speakers but two different receivers not able to work with them??? Could speakers be the problem????

I am not a tech guy. This is the first receiver I hooked up myself. I had a pioneer that the sound went out on. This will be my third receiver for my theater room with 7.1 surround as well as other speakers throughout the basement. The others were put in by professionals and I did not choose. First was a dennon that I loved but lightning fried the hdmi out port-the pioneer was never great. This unit was very easy to install and set up. Just followed all the instructions and used the microphone to set up the sound. It works seamlessly and sounds good. Owned a few months now and no issues with theater. Still having trouble figuring out how the 4 other speakers in my basement could run at same time. Zone 2 settings of some kind and have not dug in deep enough to the manual to get that worked out Hopefully. Can use separately but not all at same time like if I want the TV show or music on all speakers. Other than that, for the price I am satisfied with the purchase and easy set up for a novice.

I had many issues at first with this product. But then I realized it wasn't the receiver that I was having problems with. I was using a poor quality HDMI cable. I bought new HDMI cables and it works flawlessly.

Came in like new condition, appears to be functioning properly, so far so good. 6 month update, From 4 stars to 5. This is not the best avr on the market, but it will make you happy. Its great for 5.1 or 7.1 and also great playing music, on 2 speakers or 2.1 and great for surround sound. You can spend more money and get a better system, but in my opinion this is a great choice for the price. Not my favorite for listening to music but I love it when watching movies. But where I think you get the most out of this is 5.1.2 music and movies.

I got this to connect my Xbox to my tv, and get 4k 120Hz HDR VRR, with surround sound. It was a good price, and I think this was actually the Costco model, which is a slightly less powerful amp of the equivalent normal Onkyo, at a much cheaper price. The verbiage said that this model was targeting PS5 and Xbox users who wanted the game at 4k 120Hz VRRI had a similar older Onkyo, but that model did not to 4k at 120Hz or HDR, so I upgradedTo me, everything was great except I could not get this receiver to work with my Samsung game mode and do 120Hz VRR or Auro switch my Samsung QLED tv into game mode. Always dropped to 4K/60HzI thought the sound was great, and better sound separation than my previous OnkyoI bought new 8k HDMI cables, which worked fine if I connect Xbox directly to tv, but as soon as the Onkyo was put on the middle, the 120Hz VRR would stop working. After many setting changes with settings such and 4k, 4k enhanced, 8 k, 8 k enhanced etc, I could never get the amp to pass the video at 120 VRRSo I would say that although is otherwise a great product, be wary if you require 4k 120Hz capabilityA workaround is to only use this amp as a sound system via ARC from your TV, but I sort of feel that defeats the whole reason for buying an AV Receiver. Then you will probably have issues with either no 7.1 or 5.1 sound via Arc, depending on your TV (a lot of tvs have issues with hdmi pass thru of these sound modesSo I have set the review score lower, as the whole reason I purchased this product was made invalid