Techie2042
Novice Member
Hello, new here.
I know the receiver in question is a few years old, but a few weeks ago I purchased an onkyo tx nr515 receiver as its been 15 or so years since I had a home theatre and so wanted to have another, but budget based as its for a bedroom. The one thing that sold it to me was having hdmi ports and more specifically an Arc. I purchased brand new Yamaha Ns-p41 which weren't really budget in my case, but paying monthly for them, so fits in well with price and as such aren't up for being changed plus I'm happy with them.
Now the whole system is good and I'm happy with it, but I recently got a ps5 which wasn't a plan when I was buying a receiver, so little did I know it would only support 1080p video if I wanted to make use of 5.1 and so now I have seen the rxv381 on fb for same price as what I paid for the onkyo(under £70) and with that having 4k support on all hdmi ports despite having less of them, it seems like too good to pass up, but I'm curious to how good it is and if it will work well with my speakers? It's the 4k support I'm after, but I don't want to skimp on performance or least risk damaging my speakers just for that feature.
Cheers
I know the receiver in question is a few years old, but a few weeks ago I purchased an onkyo tx nr515 receiver as its been 15 or so years since I had a home theatre and so wanted to have another, but budget based as its for a bedroom. The one thing that sold it to me was having hdmi ports and more specifically an Arc. I purchased brand new Yamaha Ns-p41 which weren't really budget in my case, but paying monthly for them, so fits in well with price and as such aren't up for being changed plus I'm happy with them.
Now the whole system is good and I'm happy with it, but I recently got a ps5 which wasn't a plan when I was buying a receiver, so little did I know it would only support 1080p video if I wanted to make use of 5.1 and so now I have seen the rxv381 on fb for same price as what I paid for the onkyo(under £70) and with that having 4k support on all hdmi ports despite having less of them, it seems like too good to pass up, but I'm curious to how good it is and if it will work well with my speakers? It's the 4k support I'm after, but I don't want to skimp on performance or least risk damaging my speakers just for that feature.
Cheers