Onkyo HT-SP904 Home Theater System With iPod Dock
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Onkyo HT-SP904 Home Theater System With iPod Dock
Onkyo HT-SP904 Home Theater System With iPod Dock - 5.1 Channels, 1080p, HDMI, iPod Compatible, 780
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Onkyo HT-SP904 Home Theater System With iPod Dock
If you're searching for a one-box solution that will transform your room into a powerful home theater
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780W 5.1 Channel DVD Theater System
Okay, you've got the new HDTV and you've rearranged the living room furniture, so now all you need is
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Onkyo HTSP904 Component Home Theater System w/HDMI
receiver with two 1080p-compatible HDMI inputs,separate DVD player with video upconversion,110 watts
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I am probably violating Amazon policy here because I actually bought mine on sale at Circuit City a couple of weeks ago. Sorry Amazon. So far I am very happy with the receiver, the dvd player, and the speaker system. It is a very classy looking system and it all connects up well together. I am running it on a Charter cable box (Motorola) and a Samsung 46" LCD tv (which I did buy from Amazon). My only complaint so far is that the HDMI pass-through only works on the video side of things. In the fine print Onkyo does say that you have to have a separate digital coax or optical audio cable to connect to the receiver to get the surround sound out. Completely amazing to me that Onkyo engineers have not figured out how to pull the audio signal out of the HDMI cable and use it. What a pain and extra cables. Also, when I tried to use the HDMI pass through connections on the receiver, my cable box would freeze up anytime that I shut off the receiver. Almost like when the receiver is shut off, there
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I purchased the HT-SP904 as part of a recent home theater upgrade. Overall the sound is excellent and the upscaling DVD player is a nice addition, but I really wish the HDMI was not limited to passthrough. Basically, any HDMI device plugged in to the receiver will need an alternate audio connection for full surround output. This is very strange considering the HDMI out passes the sound to the TV without issue. Why they couldn't they pass the sound to the receiver and surround speakers is beyond me. Despite this issue, the system is fairly easy to set up and work with. I'd recommend it for anyone looking for a mid-range system as a new addition to their AV setup.
