- 130 watts/ch with 290W powered subwoofer
- HDMI (Version 1.4 to Support 3D Video Formats, Audio Return Channel), Deep Color , x.v.Color , LipSync, Dolby® TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio , DVD-Audio, Super Audio CD, Multichannel PCM, and CEC
- Audio and 1080p Video Processing via HDMI (4 Inputs and 1 Output)
- Powered Zone 2 and Zone 2 Line-Out for Playback of Separate Source in Another Room
- 4 DSP Modes for Gaming: Rock, Sports, Action, and RPG (Role Playing Game)
Product Description
Onkyo has built a reputation for making advanced features and performance more affordable for budget-conscious fans of home entertainment. Take, as a prime example, the HT-S5300 receiver and speaker package. At the heart of this 7.1-channel system, you have an A/V receiver sporting four of the latest HDMI 1.4 inputs—enough for all your high-def sources. HDMI 1.4 brings compatibility with 3D video—coming soon—and an Audio Return Channel. With the HT-S5300, you can also adjust settings on the fly with a handy overlaid on-screen display. The receiver offers a broad range of connectivity options, such as a front input for portable devices and a Universal Port for one-cable connection of the included Dock for iPhone/iPod. High-quality Burr-Brown DACs ensure pristine analog conversion of all digital audio sources, including HD audio formats from Dolby and DTS. And Dolby® Pro Logic® IIz gives you the option of a new height-channel set-up with the included… More >>
Onkyo HT-S5300 7.1-Channel Home Theater Receiver/Speaker Package with Dock for iPhone/iPod
Xrad // Jun 23, 2010 at 1:29 am
I am thoroughly disspointed with this purchase. I wanted to get a package system and was convinced of Onkyo quality but this is a total disappointment.
The sound quality is very poor. I dont expect it to be very good for the price range. But it is bad. You have to turn the volume way up.
The RCA feed from my DVD player does not show up on the screen, I can hear the sound, but no video. After much research, I found out that I need to purchase another HDMI capable DVD player OR run another RCA cable to from the receiver to the TV. Pretty weak!!!
If I can round up the original packaging, then I am going to return it.
P. Cheng // Jun 23, 2010 at 2:35 am
Everyone can do either homework on the specs. Great quality! All I can say is Great Product and Great price @ Amazon!
butter // Jun 23, 2010 at 5:05 am
recently purchased onkyo ht-s5300 overall i am happy with this pacage what do you want for 500 bucks i am a little disapointed in the reciever it sounds great at lower volumes but as u turn it up it starts to hum buzz distort i have a older cheap sony 6.1 reciever that doesent destort untill just before max volume this unit starts to do it at 2 thirds volume how i hear this is with nothing playing turning up the volume til i hear it i can also hear it when music is playing at higher volumes so i guess if you never turn it up past 50 you should be fine i am not a expert and dont listin to really loud music all the time but sometimes you want to crank up a old favorite i guess if you want to go loud sometimes you should think about a higher end or different brand reciever
D. Real // Jun 23, 2010 at 7:30 am
I recently received this HTIB (home theater in a box) system and stayed up till 7 in the morning setting it up. I’m not an “audiophile” but from a music lover, i can say that this system is fantastic! I have not experienced any issues, would definitely recommend this product as the best bang for you buck in this price range. The receiver is solid, so if you want to upgrade the speakers in the future its not a problem. My only desire is for it to take video feed from any input and output it via HDMI. From my research, this is usually only available on much more expensive models. Playing COD MW2 on XBOX, i am totally immersed in the game, and can hear if someone tries to sneak up on me. Watched transporter and was immersed in beautiful surround sound. I don’t have direct tv or PS3, but have not experienced any issues with the back surround channels being switched on PCM mode, although I did switch to pCM on my DVD player and the sound played through the proper channels. Totally in love with this system, would recommend to anyone hands down!
deadguy // Jun 23, 2010 at 9:04 am
Pros
* Sounds great for the price.
* Easy setup.
Cons
* Multichannel PCM surround bug, which I avoid by disabling 5.1 and 7.1 PCM on my PS3. I let Dolby come through unmolested, which you ought to do anyhow since the PS3 Dolby decoder leaves the rear speakers silent in 7.1. Dolby EX FTW.
* Some HDMI compatibility hiccups, which are probably due to my older TV(2007 Samsung 1080p LCD) and cable box. Pink-tinted screen, no video/sound, etc. Rarely happens. Power cycle the tv/box/reciever and all is well.