Name: Used Onkyo TX-SR3100 80W 5.2-Channel AV Receiver E
Brand: Onkyo
SKU: US1955476
Price: 146.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (5 reviews)

Onkyo TX-SR3100 80W 5.2-Channel AV Receiver

Onkyo TX-SR3100

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Top Rated Gear: Used Onkyo TX-SR3100 80W 5.2-Channel AV Receiver E MFR: TX-SR3100.

The all-new TX-SR3100 powers epic movie nights, much-needed binge sessions, gaming marathons, and more with the most immersive and sought-after AV tech of the day.Elevate your home entertainment system with this user-friendly, feature-packed AVR.A stellar combination for wraparound soundDolby Atmos and DTS:X formats allow engineers to map sound anywhere in 3D space, meaning effects can move from speaker to speaker all around the room to wrap your audience in the latest films and games or with your favorite classic titles.Smooth, sharp actionHDMI 2.1a supports a range of higher video resolutions and refresh rates including 8K60 and 4K120, as well as Dynamic HDR formats. Combined, 60Hz refresh rate enable smooth and sharp viewing of high-speed action, and HDMI 2.1a with 8K ensures your system is ready for the clearest and cleanest picture available both now and down the road.Clarity and color like you've never seenSee images on-screen with new clarity and vivid color. Dolby Vision and HDR10+ technology will level-up your favorite content so you can relax and enjoy the newest content with crisp, clear visuals and dynamic colors, all from the comfort of your couch.Perfect positioning without the effortAccuEQ Room Calibration streamlines the initial setup of your home theater by ensuring your receiver and speakers are properly calibrated to the room they're in. This technology compensates for differences in speaker size and distance to equalize response so you get exceptional audio playback no matter the space you're in.Hear every whisperEmphasize dialogue and vocals with the TX-SR3100's Vocal Enhancer technology. By adding the Center element to your Front Left and Front Right speakers, it allows you to more clearly pick up on conversations during action scenes with loud explosions or quiet moments in heady dramas-no matter what where the volume is set.Hear the musical nuanceOur Music Optimizer DSP listening mode reconstructs data that can be lost when audio files are compressed (which can happen with WMA, AAC and MP3 formats). This technology brings audio files back to their original lossless quality by creating new signals to restore minor details left out during the compression process.Virtually immersiveWhen playing any Dolby format, engaging Dolby Atmos Height Virtualizer enables a more immersive listening experience, creating a virtual surround and height effect from traditional speaker layouts without employing additional surround or height speakers. Sounds that should be coming from up high and far off will sound like they really are.Features&#149; With Klipsch Optimize Mode, integrate Klipsch Reference and Reference Premiere speakers seamlessly with your Onkyo AV receiver. Simply select the model speakers you'll be using for each individual channel, and the optimized crossover setting will be automatically applied&#149; 8K/4K Ultra HD delivers a super-immersive viewing experience with 2x the horizontal and vertical resolution of 4K, and 4 times as many pixels&#149; Whatever audio is playing on your phone, tablet, or PC app can be streamed to the receiver with Bluetooth wireless technology. Once the receiver has paired with and remembered your device, it will start playback automatically whenever it detects an incoming Bluetooth audio stream

Used Onkyo TX-SR3100 80W 5.2-Channel AV Receiver E

Works perfect, great starter receiver for my modest setup

Pleased with price and performance

Nice receiver is a perfect addition for my tv

Onkyo receiver Nice!

I'm using this receiver in a 2.0 stereo setup. I was looking for a receiver that could be controlled with HDMI-CEC. Overall, I'm very pleased with this receiver.

The receiver is connected to a 2016 Samsung TV (KS8000). The Samsung Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) has always been rather glitchy, but it works well with the Onkyo. The Samsung TV had some trouble defining the device, sometimes setting it up as "Receiver", or "AV Receiver", or "Hometheater". After several days, the TV seems to have settled on "Hometheater" and the CEC controls have been working solidly since. My receiver arrived with the latest firmware, version (R102-0100-0010-0000). There have been no further updates so far. My speakers are Focal Chorus 706 (6-1/2" mid-bass driver, 8 ohms nominal).

Almost everything I watch and listen to is streamed through a Roku Ultra (model 4802X). I have the Roku audio set to "Passthrough" to let the receiver handle all of the audio processing. The Roku remote is set to "CEC" to control power on/off, volume, and mute. It all works very reliably.

I did run into a couple of quirks in the setup process of the Onkyo. After defining my 2.0 setup (front speakers only, no subwoofer), I just wasn't hearing much bass even though the speakers were set for "Full Range". After a few days, I stumbled upon a "hidden" setting in the Crossover menu: When I hit the down button, a new option appeared for "LFP of LFE" (Low Pass Filter of Low Frequency Effects). This was set to "150Hz" for the subwoofer. I can't understand why this would be active when there was no subwoofer in my setup, but I turned the filter off and "Voila!" I was finally getting the full range of audio to the front speakers. 

And it turns out to be a surprisingly good-sounding receiver. After performing the Accutune Room Correction, the receiver has a neutral sound with a satisfying amount of weight to it. Music streamed through Spotify sounds rich and detailed. Movies soundtracks are more than satisfying for me. When the audio mode is set to Dolby 2.0 (as opposed to Stereo), the receiver will synthesize the surround sound effects into the front speakers for a larger presentation. 

I was also surprised to see support for 4-ohm speakers and a selectable filter for the internal DAC. I didn't expect to see these options on an entry-level receiver.

All in all, an impressive value, especially when on sale.

More Than Satisfied

My Onkyo TX-NR414 just died after 12 years. Because of the well-known HDMI board issues, I tried to avoid Onkyo and bought Denon AVR-S660H. The Denon worked great except for ARC. When I turned on TV, which in turn powered on the receiver, ARC worked only half of times. For the other half of times, the receiver couldn't generate any sound unless I powered cycle the receiver. I did a lot of research on the internet and tried many different suggestions but still couldn't get it work 100%. In the end I  returned the Denon and bought Onkyo TX-SR3100. 

Onky0 TX-SR3100 is a "simple" receiver but it really satisfies all my needs. Its ARC works flawlessly with my 12-year-old Panasonic TV. It drives my speakers in 3.1.2 layout well and produces beautiful sound. It supports newer features like HDMI 2.1 and Dolby Atmos, which could be useful if I bought a new TV. I don't need a 7 or 9 channel receiver because I have no intention to put so many speakers in my living room. I don't need internet or wifi functions either because I have various streaming devices providing all kinds of services. The only useful feature it misses is the Bluetooth transmitter function so I can pair a bluetooth headphone with the receiver. However this is easily fixed by connecting a Bluetooth transmitter to Zone B of the receiver, as suggested in the user's manual.

All in all, I'm very happy with the receiver and can't find a reason to buy a more expensive receiver. Having said that, I don't know if Onkyo fixed the HDMI board issue that plagued many receivers years ago. I'll have to wait and see how long it can last.

Perfect for my needs

Best entry level new AVR. Many features, so I will not reiterate the information about the AVR that is listed here.
The Onkyo TX-SR3100 80W 5.2-Channel AV Receiver was reviewed by Andrew Robinson, YouTube.
Andrew tested the Onkyo TX-SR3100 80W 5.2-Channel AV Receiver with high end speakers and reported this little gem had no issues driving them clearly, and delivered 90 to 100 db volume levels.
Those who don't know Andrew, he is a Home Theater products, speakers and AVR consultant with decades of experience and has worked for many big brand names.

On sale, the Onkyo TX-SR3100 80W 5.2-Channel AV Receiver, it's a steal, compared to other entry AVR brand offers currently.

For me, I just finished all the connections to the Magnat Signature Supreme 2002, 4.1 package that was sold here recently. 

If it fails me, I will be back to say so, but I highly doubt that will happen.
If the Onkyo TX-SR3100 80W 5.2-Channel AV Receiver excels and has no problem driving the 4-8 ohm rated speakers for a sustained period of time to see if it it clips, I will be back to say so.

Tip, update the firmware asap during initial set up to solve an HDMI issue. You will need a blank thumb drive.

Used Onkyo TX-SR3100 80W 5.2-Channel AV Receiver

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