Product Description

The Onkyo TX-SR507 is a 5.1 channel receiver featuring full HD 1080p HDMI video pass-through, DTS-HD, Dolby TrueHD and Dolby Digital Plus decoding, an FM/AM tuner (upgradable to DAB) and fantastic Audyssey 2EQ auto-microphone calibration. Ideal for Blu-ray and upscaled DVD, affordable HD entertainment in your living room is just a few clicks away.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #4853 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Onkyo
• Model: TX-SR507B
• Released on: 2009-07-20

Features

• 130W per Channel
• Audyssey 2EQ.
• 4 x HDMI Sockets
• Display Dimmer
• 268mm x 537mm x 416mm

Manufacturer's Description
The Onkyo TX-SR507 is the entry level Audio Visual Receiver capable of processing the latest High Definition sound formats. An AV Receiver is a Radio Tuner, in this case equipped with both FM and AM reception, plus an Amplifier with a minimum of 5 channels of amplification and an array of connection and switching options. This unit can decode the latest HD Sound formats such as Dolby True HD and DTS-HD Master Audio when fed the appropriate signal from a suitably equipped Blueray Player. This means when partnered with a suitable 5.1 speaker system the TX-SR507 can fill your living room with the most amazing High Definition sound. With its 4 HDMI 1.3 inputs the TX-SR507 can handle both HD Sound and Pictures from your Blueray Player, Games Console or Satellite/Cable Box. With no fewer than 17 input terminals and 7 output terminals of various types the TX-SR507 is beautifully equipped to be the hub of your Home Entertainment system. Connect your DVD Player, Blueray Player, Games Console, Satellite/Freeview/Cable Box, Tape Deck, Portable Audio Player and enjoy them all in glorious 5.1 surround sound or 2 channel stereo if you prefer. The TX-SR507 also features Onkyo's proprietary Universal Port for connection of optional iPod Dock(UP-A1) or DAB+ Tuner(UP-DT1)

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Customer Reviews

Best value receiver providing HDMI audio
What many people may not be aware of is that many receivers that use HDMI cables do not have the ability to transmit audio through the HDMI cable, only video. This is annoying, as you have to run in separate audio cables as well as the HDMI cables. Not so with the Onkyo TX-SR507. Both video and audio are transmitted by the HDMI sockets leading to an absolute minimum of cables running from the unit and 100% synchronisation of sound and picture. This was the main reason I bought it. It was the lowest priced receiver I could find that does this and yet the quality is brilliant. I would highly recommend it and at this level of equipment the price is fantastic

great entry level receiver
does exactly what it says on the box, and then some.

Sure, it would be nice to have some more power, on-screen display and support for 7.1 sound, but how often do you use any of that crap?

entirely satisfied with this little receiver - great value for money.

movies come alive
av amps have come along way in 10 years,from bog standard surround sound to dolby master hi def,this one takes 3 or so weeks to get right,why,because of blue ray,dvd,tv and vcrs having sound systems which are all different,ie sound level.But once set up great with any player 181009 update,I have now had this amp running for 4 months now and still think it is tops,but a few ideas for other buyers,1,let auto setup do its thing,then reset speakers yourself,centre should be plus 8 dbs,front main 6dbs,subwoofer 2 dbs and surround plus 1 dbs,this I found to give best 5.1 sound around the room,just try yourself,2,autosetup put all speakers at minus so many dbs,no good not loud enough,3,distance from sitting area make all speakers including sub same in metres,ok we all have different rooms but this is a good guide,hope this helps you movie buffs out there,will update again in the future