Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #181 in Receiver or Amplifier
- Color: Black
- Brand: Onkyo
- Model: TX-NR414
- Dimensions: 6.80" h x
12.90" w x
17.13" l,
19.00 pounds
Features
- Internet Radio and Cloud Music Streaming Service Connectivity w/ control via Onkyo Remote Apps
- InstaPrevue? Port Management Technology
- iPod/iPhone Direct Digital Connection through USB and Firmware Updates via Ethernet and USB
- 6 HDMI Inputs and 1 Outputs with support for 3D and Audio Return Channel
- Zone 2 Line Out. Impedence : 1-16 ohms
Onkyo TX-NR414 5.1-Channel Network A/V Receiver(Black)
Product Description
Top-End Features at a Realistic and Nice Price- Home networking for PC- and cloud-based audio. Six HDMI® inputs. WRAT noise-reduction suite. Powerful and immersive 5.1 surround. High-Definition audio decoding and 3D video support. If all this sounds like an AVR that’s beyond your budget, get ready to be pleasantly surprised. Onkyo’s TX-NR414 Network A/V Receiver boasts all this and more. For a start, the receiver incorporates InstaPrevue™ technology, a new picture-in-picture HDMI input source preview system that greatly simplifies the operation of your home theater. Or try the HDMI-linked overlaid on-screen display, making mid-program setting adjustments quick and easy. There’s also a USB port for direct-digital iPod®/iPhone® connection, Zone 2 line-outs for playback of a different stereo source in another room, digital music file enhancement, top-shelf build quality, and the purity of sound for which our brand is famous. And the price tag? Let’s just say HD playback isn’t the only realistic thing about this potent AVR.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
120 of 133 people found the following review helpful.
By Kathy Foss
This review is for is to inform consumers about a rather severe problem that this unit has an issue withand how to fix it.PRE: This unit when it was shipped by Onkyo was part of a line of units that were to featurenew and improved networking components for networked home theater management. However, the firmwareinstalled on the units was as Onkyo puts it- not the correct version.In short the unit can be a brick out of the box and nothing works until you follow there new update procedureas described online if the unit contains the original firmware from the factory.I received one of these units.To fix this you will have to re flash the firmware on the unit manually, as per Onkyo all "networked"(internet based) rom flashing is no longer done for this unit.So if you care not to return it and you want to fix it:1. get a usb 2.0 flash key of about 4G or smaller and in windows format it to regular FAT32.more "advanced" keys capable of teleportation are not recognized2. Go to Onkyo's website and download the rom zip for the unit,3. extract the entire zip to the key there will be several filesthe format looks likex7x8x8x8x.blax7x8x8x8x.blax7x8x8x8x.bla
55 of 64 people found the following review helpful.
By tony
Good stuff:Nice receiver. Pretty easy to set up. Good to get 5.1 surround sound from hi-def movies. Nice selection of network audio (Pandora, Rhapsody, Spotify, and others I haven't heard of).Bad stuff:Although there are six HDMI inputs, two component inputs and four old-style video inputs on the back panel, the remote only allows selection from amongst five logical inputs: "BD/DVD", "CBL/SAT", "GAME", "PC" and "AUX". In setup mode you can assign a physical input to one of these logical inputs (e.g. I have a Roku plugged into HDMI5 that I assigned to "AUX"). But this means that if you actually plug in six HDMI devices (in fact more than five of any combination of device types), you will have to juggle in setup mode to reassign a couple of them before you can select them. Seems almost pointless having six sockets if it is such a pain to use all of them.The receiver does not "up-convert" video inputs. So if have any component or regular video devices connected to the receiver, you will have to run that same type of cable from the receiver to the TV and switch inputs on the TV when switching inputs on the receiver .Could not get logged into my "spotify" account.Ugly user interface for network audio channels (much better to leave the TV screen off and operate using the iPhone "Onkyo Remote2" app that shows album cover art.
22 of 25 people found the following review helpful.
By T. Heppermann
I have this receiver set up to control my pool sound system. I am very pleased with it. The biggest selling point for me was the smart phone remote app. Now I can sit anywhere on my patio and control volume, audio selection, even bass and treble. It's pretty sweet. Internet radio works great. There's a lot of free selections and they are very easy to use. I even like Pandora better with the app, since I don't get all of the pop up advertisements on it like you do with stand alone Pandora. I have this paired up with three Tic GS-3's and the sound is excellent.The wireless dongle does work well with it for wireless internet, but it doesn't keep a local connection when the receiver is powered off, therefore, you cannot turn the receiver on with your app. So, skip the dongle, and buy a network bridge/booster if you cannot plug this directly into your router. With the bridge, I am able to boost my wireless signal, maintain a much better signal, and turn the receiver on.All in all, very happy with this purchase.
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