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(VIDEO Review) Klipsch Gallery G-16 7.1 Home Theater System-SW-115-Onkyo TX-NR636 7.2
You will Receive: 7 Gallery G-16 Flat Panel LCR(Black Only)....1 Klipsch SW-115 Subwoofer....1 Onkyo TX-NR636 7.2-Ch Network A/V Receiver
TX-NR636 is one of the only A/V receivers to feature the latest HDMI supporting 4K/60 Hz and 21:9 display format and HDCP 2.2 copy-protection compatibility. Qdeo upscaling technology also converts low-res DVDs and games into pin-sharp Full HD or 4K (if you have an Ultra HD display). TX-NR636 paves the way for Ultra HD video playback at a liquid-smooth 60 frames per second. This is great news for PC gamers who can now add wall-shaking surround sound to their 4K/60 Hz experience.
Onkyo's acclaimed WRAT (Wide Range Amplifier Technology), which provides the backbone that delivers Onkyo's classic sound, is coupled with Three-stage inverted Darlington Circutiry to the LCR channel to provide a big soundstage, superb timing, brilliant definition, and enough low-end grunt to make your speakers sing. The TX-NR636 packs a colossal punch for movies but still retains the pure musicality you need for two-channel playback.
Its front-firing 15-inch driver and slot port not only reinforces the large driver for extremely high output, its design also helps to solidify the cabinet for minimal resonance. That means the Klipsch SW-115 subwoofer can be built into a wall or cabinet or hang out in a corner and still deliver maximum output and minimum "boominess."
Editor's Rating : 9 out of 10
You will Receive: 7 Gallery G-16 Flat Panel LCR(Black Only)....1 Klipsch SW-115 Subwoofer....1 Onkyo TX-NR636 7.2-Ch Network A/V ReceiverTX-NR636 is one of the only A/V receivers to feature the latest HDMI supporting 4K/60 Hz and 21:9 display format and HDCP 2.2 copy-protection compatibility. Qdeo upscaling technology also converts low-res DVDs and games into pin-sharp Full HD or 4K (if you have an Ultra HD display). TX-NR636 paves the way for Ultra HD video playback at a liquid-smooth 60 frames per second. This is great news for PC gamers who can now add wall-shaking surround sound to their 4K/60 Hz experience.
