Yamaha RXA-3010 or Onkyo 3009?

Hey guys, I'm looking at upgrading my Yamaha RXV-2700 to one of the above revceivers. It will be for my home theater with Paradigm speakers and used 99% for movie watching.

I really like the sound of my 2700 but it has a few glitches which really annoy me.

Will there be an obvious sound difference between these 2 amps?

My buddy loves his 3010 Adventege and I don't know anyone who has the 3009 and I know Onkyo is really well liked and weighs a ton.

Suggestions please.

Well I got a deal that I couldn't resist and finally bit the bullet. I got a display model Onkyo 3009 for $200 below cost which was still only $100 less than the Yamaha.
Being a display model I decided to pay $170 to double the warranty to 4 years.
I really like Yamaha's sound so there is definitely an adjustment period for me. So far I really like the Onkyo and hopefully will grow to love it.

So for those of you that have been in the same dilemma as me, comparing these two models, here is my take.
Keep in mind I'm comparing the Onkyo 3009 to the Yammy RX-v2700 so not exactly apples to apples I know.

The Onkyo has loads of power but is definitely warmer sounding with less abruptness, so explosions, gunfire, loud action sequences seem slightly more subdued and seem smoother/have softer edges. It's almost like the sound builds up instead of hitting instantly.
My wife prefers the Onkyo sound as she says it's not as "harsh" sounding. While I know Yamaha is brighter I actually really like it.

Dialogue on the Onkyo comes through crystal clear and is almost too prevalent in some scenes. (I am using a Paradigm Monitor CC-390 center channel so it is a beast and now has more power going to it)

One thing I wasn't expecting was that the bass is noticeably much smoother but still hits hard/harder. I do plan on adding a second sub sometime in the future, which was one of the deciding factors for getting the Onkyo as the XT32 feature seems highly touted.

A few other factors were the whopping 15lb. weight advantage, THX, and 4K upscaling (which I'll probably never use).

FYI this unit seems to barely produce any heat at all which I was quite nervous about. We'll see what happens when I do my LOTR trilogy on Dec. 29th. :-)
Edited by Kamikaze13 - 12/11/12 at 9:06am

After doing some tinkering and adjusting the speaker calibration this amp has really come alive. Really starting to like it.

Maybe in the future. My upgrades/additions are done for the year. I think I would add a second sub before adding an amp. I will also be needing a new projector in the next few years.