Great video. Have some questions though. You paid 3 payments of $130 correct? I thought this unit often retails for under $350, sometimes even under $300. Do you plan on doing a long-term review/update eventually? I have the the older version of the V385, the RX -V367. It's 13 years old and just keeps doing what it was designed to do with no real complaints. I wouldn't mind the updates to Dolby digital processing that's come out since 2010, the Bluetooth connectivity, the bi wiring capabilities of the front speakers and banana plug connectors for all channels. The V385 seems comparable to the Onkyo TX-SR393 minus the Atmos 3.1.2 setup, but I think they opted for the front speakers bi wiring feature as well as the banana plugs for all speakers instead.
Great video. Have some questions though. You paid 3 payments of $130 correct? I thought this unit often retails for under $350, sometimes even under $300. Do you plan on doing a long-term review/update eventually?
I have the the older version of the V385, the RX -V367. It's 13 years old and just keeps doing what it was designed to do with no real complaints. I wouldn't mind the updates to Dolby digital processing that's come out since 2010, the Bluetooth connectivity, the bi wiring capabilities of the front speakers and banana plug connectors for all channels. The V385 seems comparable to the Onkyo TX-SR393 minus the Atmos 3.1.2 setup, but I think they opted for the front speakers bi wiring feature as well as the banana plugs for all speakers instead.
to many complaints to list. keep you old one. my biggest complaint is the lack of power at high volume levels and lack of rca inputs.