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Opting for the convenience of packaged home theater doesn’t mean you have to compromise on quality. With the new HT-S6200 receiver/speaker package, you get advanced A/V processing and amplification with the Onkyo stamp of reliability. The receiver’s four HDMI™ 1.3a inputs handle 1080p video as well as high-definition surround-sound codecs by DTS and Dolby. Compatibility with Dolby Pro Logic IIz gives you the option of incorporating front height channels into your home theater set-up. Meanwhile, onboard Audyssey equalization and volume technologies adapt the soundstage to the dimensions of your room and maintain clarity at different loudness levels. A proprietary Universal Port allows single-cable connection of the included Dock for the iPod or an optional Onkyo HD Radio™ tuner. Low-end frequencies are handled by a 290 W powered subwoofer, while seven finely matched surround-sound speakers ensure that, whatever playback component you hook up, the HT-S6200 will deliver a fully immersive home theater experience.
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- 130 Watts per Channel at 6 Ohms, 1 kHz, 1%- DTS-HD Master Audio™, DTS-HD High Resolution Audio™, DTS-HD Express
- Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Pro Logic IIz Decoding
- Powered Zone 2 and Zone 2 Line-Out for Playback in Another Room (Separate Source)
- Universal Port for Single-Cable Connection of UP-A1 Dock for the iPod or Optional Onkyo HD Radio™ Tuner
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By Orlando Johan Gama (MISSION, TX, US)
loook plain an simple this is better than any out of the box home theater..but if you really want a good one get the ht7200 it upconverts every cable channel to 1080i oh n it's louder..it has a better reciver that's why!!!!
By Robert M. Katz
i got this system for christmas after looking long and hard at other surround sound packages and wasnt looking to spend alot of money. i was looking at the panasonic SC-BT300 , the Samsung HT-BD1250 and LG LHB953 since i did not have a blu ray player then. i was looking for a simple upgrade to my panasonic SAHT740, mostly since it only played dvds in 5.1. i then figured i should just get a system that does one thing well other then a system that does a few things just adequate and also considering that blu ray could be surpassed by another format down the line. after reading many reviews, the onkyo 7200 seemed like the system to get, with its tall boy speakers and upconversion, but at over $800, it was a little too pricey. then i looked at the 5200-but decided against it since it needs digital optical audio cables to run the audio plus the HDMI to run video. the 6200 was a terrific compromise between both, and seeing that i dont use analog cables anyway, it was just what i needed. once you program the reciever with the Audyssey 2EQ mic, the sound is astounding! i aint the most A/V savvy guy around, so this made my life ALOT easier. the speaker setup and connection was simple and straight foward. so was the placement of the 8 included speakers, even with my oddly shaped living room (although finding room for that big subwoofer was a little tricky). since this is a 7.1 setup with no tallboys, i figured id have to buy a at least 3 sets of stands- that wasnt the case. i used the old stands i had, put the far surround speakers on the wall and just put the front speakers on my entertainment center- which was a temporary fix, but now its a fix i see no need in upgrading. the Audessey will help correct any misteps you might make in placing any of the speakers. my living room setup right now consists of a Panasonic TH-50PX80U, my Verizon cable box/DVR and a PS3 slim (set to bitstream)as well as the the 6200. unfortunatly, there isnt much "direct" 7.1 content available, so im usually using the Dolby EX, DTS NEO:6, or PRO LOGIC IIx listening modes to expand the sound and couldnt be happier with the processing results. i havent yet hooked up any additional front "height" speakers, and do not see a need to as of yet, therefore i havent tried the PRO LOGIC IIZ listening mode. i certainly recommend this system to anyone who is looking for an upgrade, who may have an old system with no HDMI capabilities, or who doesnt even have a theater setup yet and is looking to get lost in a movie (or even a PS3 game). to most with a decent 5.1 setup, 7.1 might not seem like a huge leap foward, though for me, now that i have heard it (even if it is, as in most cases, simulated) i can never go back. the sound it produces just from your cable source alone will make you feel that you should be paying an admittance fee.
By GenZen (New Milford, NJ USA)
I bought this audio system after reading all the reviews. All I can say is wow! I just watched Superbowl 44 and the half-time with the WHO was just amazing. I felt like I was physically their with the crowd. I had my system cranked up to almost 90% and there wasn't any distortion. It was just clean and awesome. I don't use all the speakers since my basement entertainment room(16 x 14) is wired to handle 6.1 and not 7.1. But this HT system can be configured as a 6.1 instead of 7.1. My next upgrade will be to purchase two tower speakers and make my existing front speakers front-high speakers. Yes, this system can handle two set of front speaker and handle 9 total speakers (2 front high, 2 front low, 1 center, 2 surround, 2 back and 1 sub!!!)
BTW - This is my second home theater system from Onkyo. i bought a 6.1 system about 5 years ago that I am still using today as a 3.1 system in our living room and it still sounds great.
By Miguel
I recently bought my second LCD tv (Samsung LN46b750) and i wanted to have a really kick ass sound system to go with it. Problem was, most of the high end systems cost about 1000 dollars, a bit too pricey for the wife to stomach. Fortunately for me and my wallet, i stumbled upon the Onkyo HT-s6200. I saw the price tag and couldn't believe it. I wen't ahead and made the purchase knowing that Onkyo is one of the best in the buisness and boy am i glad i did. This system blows away my old Philips HTIB, which was a very good system. The connections are very easy, may seem a little intimidating at first, but just follow the diagram and you can't go wrong. The subwoofer on this system is HUGE! And you can really hear the difference when you play a bluray. This system is incredible, the sound clarity through the ipod/iphone dock is really astounding. A word of warning though, the system uses a power plug and the subwoofer uses one too, so make sure you have two open slots. If you don't want to have your sat/dvr box on all the time i suggest buying a Digital Optical Cable, usually around 4 bucks. The diagram has you connecting your sat/dvr box to the reciever and NOT the tv, so that means whenever you turn on your dvr box the reciever WILL be on all the time. I currently have my bluray and dvr box connected to the tv with an HDMI cable and i have the TV connected to the reciever with the optical cable, which i think is more practical for most people who don't want to use a huge amount of electricity. I purchased this for 550 bucks, if you can get it at the same price or cheaper do not hesitate! Amazon did an awesome job of getting this is perfect shape as usual, plus the box has tons of styrofoam so don't worry too much.
By S. Marshall (GA)
We love our new sound system by Onkyo. It was very easy to hook up. I am a blonde female and I could do it! It has colored wires so you know which ones go to which speakers and in the back of the receiver. We have a concrete foundation and last week we had a new floating floor put on top of it. I made sure that the wires going across doorways were put down where they should be and since the wires are very long, it was no problem. With so many speakers you want true surround sound. After the installation of the flooring was completed I turned on everything and all the speakers worked perfectly. We are very happy. Reading the other reviews before we bought this helped us to make our decision on which one we wanted to buy. Thank you Amazon.
Saundra in Georgia
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