HT-R560 110-Watt Receiver / HTP-560 Speakers / SKM-560 Full-Range Surround and SKB-560 Back Speaker / SKW-560 Bass Reflex Powered Subwoofer DTS and DTS-ES, DTS 96/24 and DTS Neo - 6 Processing Optimum Gain Volume Circuitry H.C.P.S. (High Current Power Supply) Massive High Power Transformer 192 kHz/24-bit D/A Converters Accurate 32-bit DSP Processing Color-Coded 7.1 Multichannel Inputs (Ready for Dolby Digital and DTS Formats for High-Definition Discs) and Pre Outs 4 Digital Inputs (2 Optical/ 2 Coaxial) HDTV-Ready Component Video Switching (2 Inputs/ 1 Output) 40 Sirius/AM/FM Presets Music Optimizer for Compressed Music Crossover Adjustment (40/50/60/80/100/120/150/200 Hz) Speaker A/ B Drive Color-Coded Speaker Terminals Preprogrammed RI-Compatible Remote HTP-560 - Speakers (SKF-560F 2-Way Front Speakers and SKC-560C 2-Way Center Speaker) 5 OMF Diaphragm Woofer (SKF-560F) 3-1/4¡¨ OMF Diaphragm Woofer x 2 (SKC-560C) 1 Balanced-Dome Tweeter Max Input Power - 130-Watts Magnetically Shielded Color-Coded Speaker Terminals and Speaker Cable 8-ohm Impedance SKM-560S/SKB-560 Full-Range Surround/Surround Back Speakers 3-1/4 Full-Range Speaker Max Input Power - 130-Watts 8-ohm Impedance Color-Coded Speaker Terminals and Speaker Cable SKW-560 Bass Reflex Powered Subwoofer 10 Cone Woofer Output Level Control Dynamic Power - 230-Watts
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Great sound, but faulty front AV inputs.
Comment: I did a lot of research before buying this item. It clearly gives you the most for your money. I hooked it all up and it performed as expected. Great. However, when I plugged our WII into the front AV inputs, the picture went black about 5 minutes into gameplay. The audio was fine, but the video was gone. I checked the connections and nothing was out of place. Then I switched it to another input on the rear and it was fine. I figured it was a bad video input on the front so I went through the REALLY tedious process of returning the whole thing. 7 speakers, receiver, everything. 81 pounds worth. Amazon did not send me a return lable so I had to go to UPS and pay $125 (which Amazon did reimburse). But to my GREAT disappointment, the replacement has the SAME DEFECT. After about 10 minutes of gameplay using the front AV inputs, the picture goes black. Everything else works though. I really enjoy the system otherwise and don't plan on returning it again (too much trouble) but was very disappointed. How could something as simple as a front AV input be defective on more than one of these systems? Anyone else have a similar experience?
Customer Rating: Summary: Watch out for HDMI
Comment: I finally got this system hooked up after trying since Christmas. When I first tried to hook it up I used the HDMI connections for my cable box and a d-link box and got nothing. I got an error about my TV not being HCPC compliant. I read online that many people have this problem with their Onkyo systems. I knew my TV was compliant because it was already hooked up with an HDMI cable to the Comcast box. Then when I tried to hooked it back up directly it would not work anymore. After hours of trial and error I discovered that it was not the TV ports and after a visit from the comcast guy and two trips to the Comcast store to get a new box, I finally got it to work with the new Comcast box connected to the onkyo with the hdmi cables. Apparently it had something to do with the HDMI repeater in the old comcast box. So if you buy this and are having trouble, switch your cable box because I think they now have a new firmware that fixes the HDMI repeater error. Otherwise the system is great.
Customer Rating: Summary: Great sound, but occasional crackling sound in one channel
Comment: Having read so many positive reviews on Amazon, I decided to give this system a try. I was not disappointed! It sounds great and is perfect for my basement, which is not a very large sized room. The only issue I am experiencing is on occasion I hear a low crackling sound coming from the left front channel if I stand in front of the speaker and there is no audio playing through it; I hear it if the volume control on the receiver is above 40. I have checked my wiring and have found the problem is not in the speakers or wires but appears to be from the output of the left front channel of the receiver. And this does not occur all of the time. I wonder if anyone else is experiencing this problem? This is the only reason I have given this a four-star rating, otherwise it would have been a five.
Customer Rating: Summary: Wouldn't know, never arrived
Comment: This product "disappeared" from the UPS truck so there's no way to review it. Amazon was very little help; making and rescinding promises, claiming they were unable to do anything, and telling me to contact UPS instead of them.
I went to Circuit City instead.
Customer Rating: Summary: home theather
Comment: Really nice sound.. Maybe need a little more volume... easy to install... everything is on the box... I recomend it.... the remote control is a little complex .. you need to read a little to get it clear...
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