2nd Gen Fire cube running on a Yammaha RX-A3060 9.2 ch with a Russound 2 ch amp for 11.2 ch Atmos and DTS X set up for 7.2.4 @150 watts per ch with 2 x Bic V1220 12inch down fire subs with Flurance speakers .2 towers and a center with x 8 bipolar for all surround and over head .120 inch auto drop down screen with a canon projector in front of a LG 60 inch tv .
I ordered a Sonos ARC soundbar and a Denon AVR-S760H AV receiver. I was anticipating that this combo along with a set of Mirage (L/R speakers) and a Boston sub would improve the sound characteristics, particularly voice. I find that voice can be particularly poor on some specific shows. I sent an email to Denon asking about how I should connect the Sonos ARC sound bar using the eARC connection, and was informed that it was not compatible. At this point, just utilizing the Sonos ARC. 
I no longer use a receiver. I wanted a cleaner more streamlined set-up so I went with KEF LS50 II wireless self powered bookshelf speakers. They act as a sound bar for movie watching and as stereo speakers to stream music. They are better than any sound bar on the market unless you are paying $2,500 + for a premium sound bar. The KEF’s are pricey, but a retirement gift that puts a smile on my face.
OnkyoTX-SR393 5.1 with a Monoprice MSUB-122BL wired powered 12 inch subwoofer. I have been pleasantly & unexpectedly, pleased with both.
Onkyo TX-NR7200with sb and height as well as surround and subwoofer.
65" Samsung QLED, Onkyo 7.1 w/Denon speakers and MECOOL KM3 streaming box.
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Nvidia Shield Pro, Marantz SR8015 11.2 channel driving Totem towers, center, and 4 surround speakers. Also have 4 ceiling Atmos speakers, Kin 10" sub paired with SVS 16 Ultra sub.
Sonos for other rooms.
Yamaha RX-A6A with a 9 . 2 speaker setup
I have a Sony BDV-E500W DVD Home Theatre System hooked up to my TV. Each time I turn on the TV though, I have to press tools button on the remote, scroll to Speaker Select, choose Receiver and enter for it to swap from TV speaker to the Receiver though.
Onkyo 5.1 connected to Pioneer signature speaker system. 65" LG 4K TV.
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I use a Yamaha AV receiver.
I use a 5.2 Yamaha receiver.
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I use ONKYO TX NR6100
- Samsung Q-series 11.1.4 ch. Wireless Dolby Atmos Soundbar + Rear Speakers w/ Q-Symphony - Titan Black
- 2019 Shield Pro
- LG65CX OLED
Onkyo TX-NR797. LG 75" smart TV. 9.1 Surround sound. All sound goes thru Onkyo
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I use the AV receiver but as a centralized audio site for not TV use. I have a Onkyo receiver connected to the network that allows me to stream Spotify across the zones in my home, plus outside using the wired speakers with an A/B switch.
I use a Denon receiver, Epson projector, Sony DVD, and various Android boxes so I need a universal remote to tie it all together. The Logitech Harmony works really well for me…
One complaint about your Android box reviews, is that you don’t specify whether they are compatible with a universal remote. I recently obtained a Xiaomi device and it doesn’t work with universal remotes. I’ve ordered an OTG cable and will try hooking it up with my keyboard remote, and may be able to connect the Logitech through the keyboard device.
Judging from the high use of AVR receivers, I’ll bet there are lots of us using universal remotes.
Suggest you get a Logitech Harmony universal remote. It will make it all easy.
Bose surround connected with optical on main tv. Yamaha soundbar connected by optical for bedroom
Sony Tv with gen3 cube and Marantz SR8012 receiver.