Receivers for Sale

At Adorama this Onkyo TX-RZ30 receiver is $799. That's $450 off list and the lowest price we could find. It's also cheaper than Amazon's current price of $989. It's a 9.2-channel model delivering 170W per channel with 8K/4K video support over HDMI 2.1. It includes a Dirac Live Room Correction Full Bandwidth license for calibrating audio to your room. It ships for free.  Buy Now at Adorama

We've pictured the Onkyo TX-NR7100, a 9.2-channel receiver at $749, down from its $1,399.99 regular price. It supports HDMI 2.1 with 8K60 and 4K120 pass-through, built-in Dirac Live room correction, and Discrete Zone 3 HDMI switching for a second room. Buy Now at Adorama

Get up to $600 off select Onkyo Home Theater Receivers at Crutchfield. Prices are as marked. Everything ships for free. This offer is valid through December 31, 2026. Shop Now at Crutchfield

This works well if you want to add Bluetooth streaming to older speakers or a receiver that only has an aux input, and it's currently $4.53 off the list price at Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon

Update: The price has changed to $15.99 since this was originally published.

Turns older speakers or an existing stereo setup into a wireless system without replacing your gear, which suits anyone wanting to stream from a phone without running cables. At $15.98, it's only a penny off the $15.99 list price, so buy it for the function, not the discount. Buy Now at Amazon

Update: The price has changed to $79.99 since this was originally published.

Anyone trying to add Bluetooth streaming to an older stereo or powered speakers without dealing with dropouts will get the most out of this, since the 5.3 chipset and dual antennas handle range and stability better than typical budget receivers. It's currently $20.80 off the list price, putting it at $78.99. Buy Now at Amazon

Older stereos and headphones without built-in Bluetooth get a second life with this adapter, since it can either receive audio from your phone or transmit sound from a non-Bluetooth device like a TV. It's a practical fix for anyone mixing older audio gear with newer wireless devices. Buy Now at Newegg

Adding a wireless subwoofer receiver to your KEF setup means you can place the sub wherever it actually sounds best instead of wherever the cable reaches, which matters most if you're tired of running wires across the room. It's currently priced at its $130 list, so there's no discount to factor in right now. Buy Now at Best Buy

Anyone using AbleNet's adaptive switches will want this on hand as a replacement or backup receiver, since it's built to work directly with the original equipment rather than as a generic substitute. Buy Now at Newegg

Wiring up a turntable, CD player, and speakers through one unit is the main appeal here, especially for anyone building a simple stereo setup rather than a full home theater system. Best Buy has it for $218, about $32 off the $250 list price. Buy Now at Best Buy