Onkyo intimidatingly calls the TX-SV90PRO an Audio Video Control Tuner Amplifier. Ordinary souls might call it an audio/video receiver. This big black box with its green fluorescent display might ...

Audiogurus is proud to bring on board the Onkyo brand of products to their ecommerce store. Onkyo’s latest receiver line represents some of the best values in today’s power-hungry A/V receiver market.

Onkyo’s new TX-SR607 receiver goes where no sound component ... The 7.2 system features 90 watts of power per channel, Dolby True HD and DTS-HD support, plus HDMI switching with 1080p support ...

which had just 90 watts per channel. Both Onkyo’s UP-DPT1 DAB/DAB+ peripheral and UP-A1 iPod Dock are compatible with the receiver, which can also manage an analog RGB input for connecting to PCs.

Onkyo makes some great stuff. If I weren’t always on the verge of financial ruin I’d probably get myself one of these. Anyway, the TX-SR674 and the TX-SR604 receivers ... at a 7×90 threshold ...

Onkyo’s HDMI video upscaling technology converts standard definition signals to 1080i, and Faroudja DCDi Edge (Directional Correlational Deinterlacing) technology effectively eliminates video ...

But smart shoppers looking for a no-compromise, future-proof AV receiver have been stymied, even if they've been willing to pay upwards of $2,000. At least, that was the case--until today.