Zen Peckinpah

I'm looking to grab one in the next couple of weeks. I'm not at 1080p, but I want to buy it as if I upgrade my TV or HD players I'll still be in good hands. Is it easy to set up? If not, I'll be willing to take some advice. Thanks!

Spiky

Onkyos are very easy to use. In fact, they were used on most setup DVDs so when these DVDs show menus and such, they match your actual receiver a bit.

bulldozer3

I was looking at a 605, but ended up going for the 705 for just a little bit more money at the time. Needed it to better match up with my speakers, and the extra HDMI input. Its a great reciever (both the 605 and 705) future-proofing wise, and gives you alot for your money. Probably the best value out there now. Only issue I had when first setting it up was figuring out how to assign the inputs, but I read the manual a little closer and figured it out. Got it powering a 5.1 Klipsch reference series set of speakers, A20 HD-dvd player, Samsung 1200 BR player, and HD cable box going to the HDMI in, a Xbox 360 component in/optical audio in, and all video output via the single HDMI out to the tv.