It was not long ago that the shelves at major electronics stores were lined with stereo systems, speakers and other products bearing the logo for Onkyo, one of Japan’s top audio equipment makers. But ...

This cheap improvement proves that you don’t have to spend big bucks to get big results.

A solid AV receiver is the heart of any good home entertainment center. Here are some of the best models on the market, according to audiophiles and experts.

Modern-day receivers are miracles of digital audio and video processing, but compared to their more analog brethren, they can come with a host of new and fascinating faults. The Onkyo TX-SA806 and ...

First impressions are usually a good guide when reviewing technology products. Over time you develop a gut feeling for whether a piece of audio kit is going to be good or not. Take the Onkyo brand, ...

Anyone with even a passing interest in Hi-Fi or home theatre systems will have poured one out for Onkyo when the firm went under back in 2022, but this year’s CES has some light at the end of the ...

The Onkyo brand will live on and not just in name. Premium Audio Company says it has plans to develop the Onkyo brand and it's got some great stablemates such as Klipsch and Jamo. Following on from ...

Onkyo and Pioneer have announced pricing and availability for their 2021 receivers which include Dolby Atmos and two-way Bluetooth. TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006 ...

Onkyo marks its 80th anniversary with the Muse Y-40 and Y-50—compact streaming integrated amps with AirPlay 2, MM/MC phono, and HDMI ARC. The Muse Series consists of two models—the Y-50 and Y-40—both ...

Onkyo Corp and Onkyo USA today announced that its network receiver models are now certified and compatible with the Sonos® platform, earning the 'Works with Sonos' badge. This enables users to ...

For most people, a home theater setup means buying a receiver and some speakers, hooking them up, and maybe quickly calibrating. For some though, it means precise calibration, hours spent comparing ...

TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New York City to be a part of CNET in 2011. He tests, reviews and writes about the latest TVs and audio equipment.