We hate holiday shopping on the weekends. The stores are crowded, people are in a hurry, and you are lucky if you can get a parking space within walking distance to your own house. Thankfully, so many online retailers are giving us good reasons to stay home.
TigerDirect actually has four good reasons — and they are all from Onkyo. One of our favorites in this lineup is the Onkyo TX-SR607. Aside from offering this spiffy 7.2-channel receiver, they will also throw in the UP-A1 iPod dock (a $109 value) as well as free shipping. Here is the link:
Don’t let the $494 price fool you. To get this deal, you will need to use the promo code NYR226 when at checkout.
The TX-SR607 features HDMI 1.3a inputs for up to six components. That means you can pump your Blu-ray player, cable box, gaming console, TV, and other A/V goodies through this unit for the best playback possible. Featuring 90 watts per channel at 8 ohms, the TX-SR607 also provides support for HD Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio, four specialized gaming modes, Audyssey room-correction technologies, and Zone 2 capability. It is also Onkyo’s least expensive model in the TX line to offer Dolby ProLogic IIz processing to add height channels to your home theater system for a complete wall of sound.
That free UP-A1 iPod Dock is just icing on the cake, allowing you to add iPhone or iPod music, movies, TV shows and other content into the mix.
However, the TX-SR607 isn’t the only one being offered at a nice price with the UP-A1 freebie. Here are a few others to check out:
- Onkyo TX-SR507 Receiver: $294 with Free UP-A1 iPod Dock ($109 value) – ENTER PROMO CODE: TUL223
- Onkyo TX-SR707 Receiver: $594 with Free UP-A1 iPod Dock ($109 value) – ENTER PROMO CODE: UNL229
- Onkyo TX-NR807 Ultra2 Receiver: $794 with Free UP-A1 iPod Dock ($109 value) – ENTER PROMO CODE: GDQ232
All of the promo codes should be entered at checkout. If you act now, you should be able to get the goods in time for Christmas. However, for those last-minute (and late) purchases, these codes will be good through December 24, 2009.
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