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    I am leaning torwards the Onkyo TX-SR703 that way I will be done with the reciever and can move on to speakers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dennykyser
    I am leaning torwards the Onkyo TX-SR703 that way I will be done with the reciever and can move on to speakers.
    My first HT receiver was a Sony. I kept it until I could afford to upgrade to Onkyo. No regrets. Sony is great with features, but Onkyo is better with performance in my experience.
    *Panasonic 60" Plasma HDTV
    *Marantz AV7005
    *Marantz MM7055
    *Oppo Digital BDP-95
    *Silverline Audio Sonatina MK II
    *Silverline Center Stage
    *Silverline Audio SR11
    *SVS SB12

    http://www.panasonic.com
    http://www.marantz.com
    http://www.oppodigital.com
    http://www.silverlineaudio.com
    http://www.svsound.com

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    Quote Originally Posted by dennykyser
    I am leaning torwards the Onkyo TX-SR703 that way I will be done with the reciever and can move on to speakers.
    Compare the 603 and 703 if possible. If the 603 more than meets your needs and offers some flexibility, save yourself some money.

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    I agree with LJ- first check to see if the 703 os worth the extra cash. When you're talking $700+, you're moving into some nice receivers so be 100% sure you do your research. If I was in your boat, I would check to see if the 603 will do the job. Then if you need something more than the 603, take a peek at some Yamaha receivers (RXV657 and 757). I think CC's return policy is pretty good- 30 days with a receipt. I would just hate it you got the 703 and spent the extra $320 over the 603 and you really wouldn't benefit from the "extras." Then you can use that $320 toward some nicer speakers (eventually).

    Good luck and let us know what you decide.

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