Marantz, the audio visual bigwig proclaimed for perfect performance and audio visual quality in the audio visual market, a short while ago revealed its most recent receivers for this year.
The contemporary Marantz NR1501, for the most part the update of the Marantz SR4003, is a 7-channel, 50w output per channel, full-featured receiver and is most likely the most budget-friendly machine granted by Marantz. It offers 4 HDMI 1.3 inputs and 1 output together with analog upconversion to HDMI. This Marantz machine does not merely feature the top-quality sound quality which end users have over time come to look forward to from a Marantz product, but as well as the most modern technology along with MRAC auto speaker calibration. When it comes down to having a forward-looking home theater system, the audio visual quality and up to date technology of the Marantz NR1501 is difficult to outdo.
The other two latest pieces of kit uncovered by Marantz are brand new bluetooth models – the Marantz SR6004 and Marantz SR5004. These receivers take the place of their predecessors, the SR6003 and SR5003 correspondingly. Their attribute sets are rather matching. They both come armed with full HD audio decoding and even the most up-to-date Dolby and Audyssey technologies. These models are just the thing for home theater lovers who want home automation integration with the RS-232 control and come overloaded with an abundance of power. The Marantz SR5004 provides 7-channels with 90 watts output whilst the Marantz SR6004 comes together with a 110-watt output. Additionally, the newly designed M-XPort is integrated, offering users the alternative to expand their home theater system in the upcoming future.
The distinctions between the two receivers are that the Marantz SR6004 delivers an bonus HDMI input and output. It comes together with the Bluetooth module that has to be acquired independently with the Marantz SR5004. The Marantz SR6004 as well provides a front USB port, custom block capacitor and LCD remote which the Marantz SR5004 is deficient in.
