GREAT PRODUCT, Great product, no complaints … WOULD buy another one exactly like the original difference only CARD

Reviewed by KIMITHA CASHIN (PHILY, PA)
Satisfied Rating (10/10)

Good Deal, After leaving my old Sony television, and beeing treated to a beautiful image of my new (from Amazon), Samsung 55, I have also heard that my old Pioneer surround system was not updated, I finally choosing the Onkyo 507 . It 'a lot better than I expected. (I kept the old speakers.) The only thing so far is that I have problems with the creation of my old JVC DVD player. I get sound but no signal at this point. They help Seak. Perhaps someone "out there" do not know what to do ..?

Panasonic PT-AE2000U 1080p projector, 106″ Elite screen, Paradigm speakers, Pioneer Elite amp w/ Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound, PS3 w/ Blu-ray, Comcast HD cable box, reclining leather theatre seats, rope light, DJ light, strobe light, neon signs, dimming can lights, reversible 3 speed ceiling fan, light blocking curtains, smoke machine.

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Awesome But For One Minor And One Major Problem…., This is a great sounding receiver. I use it for about 4 weeks and I like the sound quality. great for the price. Yet I have come on two aspects, one small and one large:

Finally, An Easy Wireless Sound Option, Others are writing a detailed review, so I'll give some points on how this system works well, and two smaller problems —

1 You do not have to worry about hooking your computer if you really want to play your iTunes library (New York Times said it has been revised to connect the computer to use at all, but is not). You can only use the connection to the Internet (which, if you buy a router and the area of the bridge, wireless). You can play Pandora, Rhapsody (only $ 13 a month buys unlimited access to the full album stream and listen to "Radio" channels, including commercial free Rhapsody channels, local radio and other Internet radio stations. In short, a lot of music, without your iTunes library, either in the form of a selection of what you hear (via Rhapsody) and listen to music through a new Internet radio.