The TX-NR929 is loaded with technology and connectivity to transform your home into a high-resolution entertainment haven. The bounty includes built-in Wi-Fi for app-controllable multizone network audio streaming, built-in Bluetooth wireless audio technology, Zone 2 HDMI Out, and an expanded selection of online media streaming services.
The super-powerful 135 Watts-per-channel THX Select2 Plus certified heavyweight can power audio in up to three zones, including Whole House mode for synchronized house-wide audio. It plays back files over your wireless home network, including MP3, WMA, WMA Lossless, FLAC, WAV, Ogg Vorbis, AAC, Apple Lossless, DSD, LPCM, and Dolby TrueHD, all controllable by the Onkyo Remote App for iPod touch/iPhone, Android and Kindle devices.
It's got 9 HDMI inputs for movie, gaming and other sources, and 2 HDMI outputs for adding a second TV or even a projector. Connect an additional display using the receiver's Zone 2 HDMI output to watch the same program, or a different one, in two different rooms.
Owning an Onkyo A/V receiver maximizes the enjoyment of your entertainment. No doubt about it.
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One of Onkyo New AV Receivers
About $1440 after conversion on Amazon… did someone say Australia tax?
Edit: Even after $300 import tax it'd still be ~$700 cheaper. Also it's the 120v version, I'm sure it'd cost SFA to have a PSU which can switch between 120 & 230v, Onkyo…