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onkyo-tx-nr757-review

Onkyo TX-NR757 review

Posted on January 19, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

What do you think of when you hear the word Onkyo? Is it smart speakers? Is it vintage (or vintage-inspired) turntables? Or is it home theater receivers? You wouldn’t be alone in thinking of the latter — the company has been churning out big black AV center hubs since “Top Gun” was a thing.

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We were fans of the 2015 Onkyo TX-NR646: It looked like it meant business and it was at ease with music as it was with movies. But things can always be “better,” particularly when it comes to feature count. And the 757 ups the streaming features by a factor of… quite a lot. Coming soon is Chromecast built-in (aka Google Cast, promised by spring 2017) as well as the company’s own FireConnect, plus your standard Bluetooth and Spotify Connect. You also get Dolby Atmos and DTS:X compatibility.
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