Buy ONKYO TX-8511 Stereo ReceiverONKYO TX-8511 Stereo Receiver Product Description:
- A stereo receiver for a home audio component system
- Delivers 100 watt per channel to left and right channels @ 8 ohm
- Variable impedance swich
- Dighital AM and FM tuner with 30 station presets
- A/V remote control with multi-room capability
Product Description
Stereo receiver for home audio component systems / 100 Watts Per Channel / Phono Input / Sleep Timer Sleep timer A/B speaker selector Phono Input Headphone jack Two year warranty
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31 of 31 people found the following review helpful.
A Great Receiver for a Great Price
By x
The TX-8511 Onkyo Stereo Receiver is an affordable, efficient way to upgrade the quality of your sound system. This receiver even made my old set of speakers sound great. I recommend this receiver for people who just want the basics for their sound system. For me, it was important to have a phono input, because I listen to records. The TX-8511 has the phono input as well as inputs for anything else you might want to hook up (e.g., CD players, multiple tape decks, etc.). It is also really quiet, with no buzz or hum whatsoever. It is clean, lean, and mean. The 100 watts per channel is more than sufficient to raise the roof, if you feel the need.
Besides its excellent performance, I also appreciated how easy it was to set up. The instructions were clear and written with simplicity, and everything is labeled clearly on the receiver itself. It only took a few minutes to get everything working. This is such a great unit that I hope that Onkyo doesn't do something ill-advised like discontinue it.
21 of 21 people found the following review helpful.It doesn't get any better than this!
By Team Noodles
If you are in the neighborhood for a new stereo receiver, but are not really looking for the extra expenses and features of a "home theater" receiver, than look no farther than the Onkyo TX-8511. This has got to be the best receiver I have ever owned. I bought it back in early 2000, and thus far, it has never let me down. Truly, it is a highly dependable rock-solid receiver. The sound quality is amazingly crystal clear with no distortion. Pull it out of the box, hook it up, and be prepared to hear your music in a whole new way. Also, with an FM sensitivity of 11.2 dBf, you'll be able to tune into your favorite radio stations easily with minimal interference.
It has 4 inputs (including a phono input for turntables that do not have a built in phono preamp) and 2 video inputs (which can be used for other uses too -- as I said, this is not a home theater receiver so it does not have the "home theater" features like Dolby Digital).
It also has some really nice features with it like:
*30 AM/FM presets plus the ability to "name" those presets up to 8 characters. (Example: instead of seeing "94.9 FM" on the display, you could program in the call letters of the radio station, or something else.)
*Direct access tuning (from unit's front panel only)
*Motorized volume control
*Telephone-style alphanumeric keypad on the unit's front panel
*Tape 2 Monitor loop for connecting either a 2nd tape player or a graphic equalizer
*4 speaker channels, so that you can run two sets of speakers (A, B, or A and B)
*Two switched power outlets on back (This works great for audio components that do not have an on/off button on their remotes)
*Impedance selector for setting up 4 or 8 Ohm speakers
*Analog volume, bass, treble, and balance controls (I like this better than the digital controls because it is alot easier to fine tune the sound.)
No other stereo receiver has managed to stand the test of time quite like this one. It may be a bit more pricy than some other standard stereo receivers, but it is well worth it! If you buy it, you will NOT be disappointed.
24 of 25 people found the following review helpful.
Very good high-powered stereo receiver
By D. R. Schryer
Despite the current fad for multi-channel audio/video recivers, most people still listen to music with just two speakers and, therefor, only need a two-channel stereo receiver. The Onkyo TX-8511 is a very good stereo receiver with plenty of power -- 100 watts per channel -- good performance specs, and all the features you really need. It's also quite reasonably priced. No matter how much you may be impressed with the cool concept of a multi-channel "home theater" system, if your budget or available space dictate just two speakers why not stick with a good stereo receiver? And this is a very good stereo receiver for the price.
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