Onkyo TX-RZ30 9.2 Channel AV Receiver

Premium home theatre experience

• 9.2-channels let you build your dream home theatre with ample inputs for all your speakers for an immersive experience
• Delivers precise, 3D sound placement with IMAX Enhanced and Dolby Atmos for a truly captivating soundscape
• Proprietary algorithm ensures vibrant visuals with optimized colour, contrast, and detail for premium picture quality

Immersive entertainment with Dolby technology

• Custom low-noise power transformers and smoothing capacitors allow the TX-RZ30 to deliver deep rumbling lows (5Hz) and crisp highs (100kHz) for unmatched audio performance
• Dolby Atmos creates a 3D sound environment that places you in the centre of the action, with sounds that move around and above you for total immersion
• Dolby Vision optimizes brightness, contrast, and colour in every scene, delivering stunning detail from shadows to highlights

Optimal audio calibration

• Enjoy perfectly calibrated audio from the start with Dirac Live Room Correction, with an easy upgrade option for enhanced bass control
• Dirac Live Room Correction (included) calibrates the full frequency range, delivering balanced sound from 20Hz to 20kHz for both music and movies
• Dirac Live Bass Control (single/multi) fine-tunes subwoofer output and enhances mid and high frequencies for deeper, clearer sound

Seamless integration and streaming

• Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and AirPlay 2 compatibility for seamless streaming of your favourite content from any device
• Gives you full access to popular streaming apps for uninterrupted playback on all 9.2 channels
• Sonos port allows high-quality sound to be distributed throughout your Sonos wireless network
• Klipsch and Onkyo collaborated to fine-tune crossover values, ensuring seamless integration of Reference Premiere speakers with your TX-RZ30

Required accessories (sold separately)

• Cables you'll need: HDMI (to connect the receiver to your TV) and speaker wire (for connecting the receiver to your speakers)
• Optional cables: Optical or coaxial cables (for digital audio) and RCA cables (for connecting older gear)