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Pete G
08.02.2016
10/10
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Великолепно
Красиво и компактно и есть все кнопки, которые мне нужны!
Хороший и небольшой и абсолютной легкостью в настройке. Пульт очень простой и весь пакет очень стильно.
он имеет много входов HDMI и хорошее качество динамиков сжимов. Большая точка продажи для меня была поддержка AirPlay, что она делает безупречно.
не самый мощный усилитель в мире, но идеально для малого к среднего размера комнате.
он имеет много входов HDMI и хорошее качество динамиков сжимов. Большая точка продажи для меня была поддержка AirPlay, что она делает безупречно.
не самый мощный усилитель в мире, но идеально для малого к среднего размера комнате.
Туманник-5ICON
15.07.2013
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Length:: 4:24 Mins
*** Rule of Thumb ***
The rule of thumb when purchasing audio and/or a "home theatre system" is never mix the bargain, "economy" line of all-in-one equipment with the single/ separate, higher-end pieces. Not only is there a difference in manufacturing quality but output from the cheaper circuitry won't hold up to the demands of more expensive pieces.
This sound receiver, "NR1504" is our second Marantz receiver and the sound is (as it's always been) pristine. And, it is definitely worth the extra money for a sound this vibrant. As someone whose owned, audio equipment from Pioneer, Yamaha, Onkyo, Kenwood as well as JVC, Sony and (unfortunately) Fisher--the Marantz is STILL at the upper end of the $400-$800 mid range audio class along with Yamaha, Denon and Onkyo--although Onkyo goes through periods of lapsed quality control. (The higher-end, being private labels whose products start at about $1200 and up.)
To go with this system, we bought a separate 5.1 speaker system Yamaha's Yamaha kit h. cinema yht-196 nero. 5. 1 amplificatore htr-2064bl + ns-b20bl/ns-c20/ns-swp20; Monoprice's banana plugs and MediaBridge's "Ultra Series" Subwoofer cable and their 100'/ 16-gauge speaker wire.
*** Unboxing ***
The system comes with the following:
+ "NR1504" AV Surround (50w/ channel) Surround Receiver
+ FM/AM antenna
+ CD of owner's manual/ instructions/ legal notice
+ Audyssey (Calibration) Microphone
+ remote
The main piece measures:
4" x 18" x 13.5" and weighs about 20 lbs.
Because this is just the receiver, you'll need:
- 5.1 speaker system.
- spool of speaker wire; either a 14- or 16-gauge
- banana plugs (recommended)
- HDTV and/ or monitor
- HDMI cable (x # of connected peripherals) * If you're going to use this receiver to connect to multiple devices, having extra HDMI cables is strongly recommended because they carry both the audio and video signal in HD is far superior than RCA/ component cables.
*** Connectivity ***
6 HDMI ports (1-front/ 5-rear)
Sleep Mode
Headphone jack
5 pairs of speaker jacks
1 subwoofer jack
+ multiple analog jacks
+ "Pure Direct" dedicated sound signal.
- Bluetooth connection (w/ additional peripheral)
- No WiFi connection--NONE! You'll have to connect Pandora, Netflix and the other installed app's by Ethernet.
- No 4K pass! (It may be a bit too early for super HD tv's.)
*** Our setup ***
We bought the Yahama speakers and better speaker wires and banana plugs.
We attached Samsung Blu-ray player via HDMI
Westinghouse 46" HDTV (HDMI)
*** Subwoofer ***
It took about 20-minutes for the Audyssey to calibrate the sound in this 15' x 10" x 10' room.
The room has good acoustics. Bare floors, perfect for surround. We measured out the front speakers (FR, Center, FL) and the rear speakers on the back wall (Surround R and Surround L).
The subwoofer is not supposed to be centered equi-distant between the left and right speakers. According to the experts, the subwoofer is supposed to be off-center or in a corner. I found having the subwoofer in the corner made all the difference.
*** Testing ***
Because we're limited by Amazon's video compression model, the true difference between the HDTV's "Tru Surround" (native) speakers and the sound reproduced by the NR1504 pushed through Yamaha's surround speakers & subwoofer is woefully understated.
In the two clips, the first being just the tv sound, the second with the Marantz is only on level "1"--- just Level 1 and the subwoofer at
*** Rule of Thumb ***
The rule of thumb when purchasing audio and/or a "home theatre system" is never mix the bargain, "economy" line of all-in-one equipment with the single/ separate, higher-end pieces. Not only is there a difference in manufacturing quality but output from the cheaper circuitry won't hold up to the demands of more expensive pieces.
This sound receiver, "NR1504" is our second Marantz receiver and the sound is (as it's always been) pristine. And, it is definitely worth the extra money for a sound this vibrant. As someone whose owned, audio equipment from Pioneer, Yamaha, Onkyo, Kenwood as well as JVC, Sony and (unfortunately) Fisher--the Marantz is STILL at the upper end of the $400-$800 mid range audio class along with Yamaha, Denon and Onkyo--although Onkyo goes through periods of lapsed quality control. (The higher-end, being private labels whose products start at about $1200 and up.)
To go with this system, we bought a separate 5.1 speaker system Yamaha's Yamaha kit h. cinema yht-196 nero. 5. 1 amplificatore htr-2064bl + ns-b20bl/ns-c20/ns-swp20; Monoprice's banana plugs and MediaBridge's "Ultra Series" Subwoofer cable and their 100'/ 16-gauge speaker wire.
*** Unboxing ***
The system comes with the following:
+ "NR1504" AV Surround (50w/ channel) Surround Receiver
+ FM/AM antenna
+ CD of owner's manual/ instructions/ legal notice
+ Audyssey (Calibration) Microphone
+ remote
The main piece measures:
4" x 18" x 13.5" and weighs about 20 lbs.
Because this is just the receiver, you'll need:
- 5.1 speaker system.
- spool of speaker wire; either a 14- or 16-gauge
- banana plugs (recommended)
- HDTV and/ or monitor
- HDMI cable (x # of connected peripherals) * If you're going to use this receiver to connect to multiple devices, having extra HDMI cables is strongly recommended because they carry both the audio and video signal in HD is far superior than RCA/ component cables.
*** Connectivity ***
6 HDMI ports (1-front/ 5-rear)
Sleep Mode
Headphone jack
5 pairs of speaker jacks
1 subwoofer jack
+ multiple analog jacks
+ "Pure Direct" dedicated sound signal.
- Bluetooth connection (w/ additional peripheral)
- No WiFi connection--NONE! You'll have to connect Pandora, Netflix and the other installed app's by Ethernet.
- No 4K pass! (It may be a bit too early for super HD tv's.)
*** Our setup ***
We bought the Yahama speakers and better speaker wires and banana plugs.
We attached Samsung Blu-ray player via HDMI
Westinghouse 46" HDTV (HDMI)
*** Subwoofer ***
It took about 20-minutes for the Audyssey to calibrate the sound in this 15' x 10" x 10' room.
The room has good acoustics. Bare floors, perfect for surround. We measured out the front speakers (FR, Center, FL) and the rear speakers on the back wall (Surround R and Surround L).
The subwoofer is not supposed to be centered equi-distant between the left and right speakers. According to the experts, the subwoofer is supposed to be off-center or in a corner. I found having the subwoofer in the corner made all the difference.
*** Testing ***
Because we're limited by Amazon's video compression model, the true difference between the HDTV's "Tru Surround" (native) speakers and the sound reproduced by the NR1504 pushed through Yamaha's surround speakers & subwoofer is woefully understated.
In the two clips, the first being just the tv sound, the second with the Marantz is only on level "1"--- just Level 1 and the subwoofer at
Плазмонавт-3PDPY
04.07.2013
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Here's a versatile home theater AVR that is compact, has a nice variety of features, and the basics are easy to set up and use. The full manual comes in PDF format on a CD and is quite well written and comprehensive, but I'd say for most people, at least to get started, the quick setup is good enough.
The connections on the back are clearly labeled and spaced far enough apart to prevent difficulties with plugging in the cables or connecting speaker wires. There are also HDMI and USB ports on the front of the unit. The remote is nothing special, just an average-looking medium-sized plastic one but the keys are laid out in a logical way and are, like the connections on the rear of the unit, spaced far enough apart so your fingers can operate easily.
I found the audio and video of this AVR to be nice. The picture comes through clear, and the audio sounds good and various audio codecs are properly decoded. The on-screen display is large enough and legible both for identifying what is currently playing and for doing the setup tasks.
You can read about the various features of the AVR on the product page so I am not going to discuss them except to say that from my playing around with everything, it all seems to work like it is supposed to.
The reason for deducting a star is Audyssey. I have to say I have tried it on other AVR's and don't like it, so take that into consideration when reading my review. I ran Audyssey using the supplied microphone and a tripod I have that was adjusted to be at ear level. Setup was very easy and smooth - unlike the experience of another reviewer, I had no problems at all with it. After finishing the setup and doing its calculations, Audyssey correctly set the speaker distances and also the type of speaker (small versus large/full range).
But what it didn't do is adjust the equalization of the speakers properly. After adjustment, I compared the EQ'd signals with the pure/direct signals. At first, the EQ'd signals sounded better but, just how the TV's at a retail store that are set at the brightest settings tend to look the best at first glance, I soon realized it did not sound accurate. Audyssey adjusted the sound to have an emphasis on the treble, so that cymbals, such as hi hats, took on a "tizzy" character and vocals acquired an unpleasant sibilant character. Switching to direct mode made the sound seem dull at first in comparison but it became apparent this was a more accurate presentation of the recording. It was like this at all the volume ranges and samples I tried, so for me I preferred not using Audyssey at all. In my previous experience with Audyssey on a different brand of AVR, I found it adjusted the speakers to have too much midrange so that vocals and instruments sounded very nasal, like honking geese. My experience with the Marantz was the opposite - the midrange was downplayed and the treble was emphasized.
Since you can turn that feature off and either play it direct or EQ it yourself, I only deducted one star. And who knows, many people might prefer it that way, same as one might prefer the very bright picture in a TV retailer showroom. I've found that such things get to be fatiguing after a short while, though, because it's overdone.
Overall, the Marantz is a solid and versatile performer that should do well for the typical home theater setup. It is easy to use, easy to set up, works well, looks good and has a low profile. The price is reasonable. This won't do for those who have 7 channels (but there's a similar model that has 7.1 channels) or those who have very inefficient speakers that require more power than the Marantz provides. But normally people with those kind of speakers use either more expensive (i.e., powerful) AVR's or use separate power amplifiers.
The connections on the back are clearly labeled and spaced far enough apart to prevent difficulties with plugging in the cables or connecting speaker wires. There are also HDMI and USB ports on the front of the unit. The remote is nothing special, just an average-looking medium-sized plastic one but the keys are laid out in a logical way and are, like the connections on the rear of the unit, spaced far enough apart so your fingers can operate easily.
I found the audio and video of this AVR to be nice. The picture comes through clear, and the audio sounds good and various audio codecs are properly decoded. The on-screen display is large enough and legible both for identifying what is currently playing and for doing the setup tasks.
You can read about the various features of the AVR on the product page so I am not going to discuss them except to say that from my playing around with everything, it all seems to work like it is supposed to.
The reason for deducting a star is Audyssey. I have to say I have tried it on other AVR's and don't like it, so take that into consideration when reading my review. I ran Audyssey using the supplied microphone and a tripod I have that was adjusted to be at ear level. Setup was very easy and smooth - unlike the experience of another reviewer, I had no problems at all with it. After finishing the setup and doing its calculations, Audyssey correctly set the speaker distances and also the type of speaker (small versus large/full range).
But what it didn't do is adjust the equalization of the speakers properly. After adjustment, I compared the EQ'd signals with the pure/direct signals. At first, the EQ'd signals sounded better but, just how the TV's at a retail store that are set at the brightest settings tend to look the best at first glance, I soon realized it did not sound accurate. Audyssey adjusted the sound to have an emphasis on the treble, so that cymbals, such as hi hats, took on a "tizzy" character and vocals acquired an unpleasant sibilant character. Switching to direct mode made the sound seem dull at first in comparison but it became apparent this was a more accurate presentation of the recording. It was like this at all the volume ranges and samples I tried, so for me I preferred not using Audyssey at all. In my previous experience with Audyssey on a different brand of AVR, I found it adjusted the speakers to have too much midrange so that vocals and instruments sounded very nasal, like honking geese. My experience with the Marantz was the opposite - the midrange was downplayed and the treble was emphasized.
Since you can turn that feature off and either play it direct or EQ it yourself, I only deducted one star. And who knows, many people might prefer it that way, same as one might prefer the very bright picture in a TV retailer showroom. I've found that such things get to be fatiguing after a short while, though, because it's overdone.
Overall, the Marantz is a solid and versatile performer that should do well for the typical home theater setup. It is easy to use, easy to set up, works well, looks good and has a low profile. The price is reasonable. This won't do for those who have 7 channels (but there's a similar model that has 7.1 channels) or those who have very inefficient speakers that require more power than the Marantz provides. But normally people with those kind of speakers use either more expensive (i.e., powerful) AVR's or use separate power amplifiers.
Астрон-1IGIH
15.07.2013
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Length:: 4:24 Mins
*** Rule of Thumb ***
The rule of thumb when purchasing audio and/or a "home theatre system" is never mix the bargain, "economy" line of all-in-one equipment with the single/ separate, higher-end pieces. Not only is there a difference in manufacturing quality but output from the cheaper circuitry won't hold up to the demands of more expensive pieces.
This sound receiver, "NR1504" is our second Marantz receiver and the sound is (as it's always been) pristine. And, it is definitely worth the extra money for a sound this vibrant. As someone whose owned audio equipment from Pioneer, Yamaha, Onkyo, Kenwood as well as JVC, Sony and (unfortunately) Fisher--the Marantz is STILL at the upper end of the $400-$800 mid range audio class along with Yamaha, Denon and Onkyo--although Onkyo goes through periods of lapsed quality control. (The higher-end, being private labels whose products start at about $1200 and up.)
To go with this system, we bought a separate 5.1 speaker system Yamaha's"Yamaha NS-SP1800BL 5.1-Channel Home Theater Speaker System"; Monoprice's banana plugs and MediaBridge's "Ultra Series" Subwoofer cable and their 100'/ 16-gauge speaker wire.
*** Unboxing ***
The system comes with the following:
+ "NR1504" AV Surround (50w/ channel) Surround Receiver
+ FM/AM antenna
+ CD of owner's manual/ instructions/ legal notice
+ Audyssey (Calibration) Microphone
+ remote
The main piece measures:
4" x 18" x 13.5" and weighs about 20 lbs.
Because this is just the receiver, you'll need:
- 5.1 speaker system.
- spool of speaker wire; either a 14- or 16-gauge
- banana plugs (recommended)
- HDTV and/ or monitor
- HDMI cable (x # of connected peripherals) * If you're going to use this receiver to connect to multiple devices, having extra HDMI cables is strongly recommended because they carry both the audio and video signal in HD and is far superior than RCA/ component cables.
*** Connectivity ***
6 HDMI ports (1-front/ 5-rear)
Sleep Mode
Headphone jack
5 pairs of speaker jacks
1 subwoofer jack
+ multiple analog jacks
+ "Pure Direct" dedicated sound signal.
- Bluetooth connection (w/ additional peripheral)
- No WiFi connection--NONE! You'll have to connect Pandora, Netflix and the other installed app's by Ethernet.
- No 4K pass! (It may be a bit too early for super HD tv's.)
*** Our setup ***
We bought the Yahama speakers and better speaker wires and banana plugs.
We attached the Samsung Blu-ray player via HDMI
Westinghouse 46" HDTV (HDMI)
*** Subwoofer ***
It took about 20-minutes for the Audyssey to calibrate the sound in this 15' x 10' x 10' room.
The room has good acoustics. Bare floors, perfect for surround. We measured out the front speakers (FR, Center, FL) and the rear speakers on the back wall (Surround R and Surround L).
The subwoofer is not supposed to be centered equi-distant between the left and right speakers. According to the experts, the subwoofer is supposed to be off-center or in a corner. I found having the subwoofer in the corner made all the difference.
*** Testing ***
Because we're limited by Amazon's video compression model, the true difference between the HDTV's "Tru Surround" (native) speakers and the sound reproduced by the NR1504 pushed through Yamaha's surround speakers & subwoofer is woefully understated.
In the two clips, the first being just the tv sound, the second with the Marantz is only on level "1"--- just Level 1 and the subwoofer at
*** Rule of Thumb ***
The rule of thumb when purchasing audio and/or a "home theatre system" is never mix the bargain, "economy" line of all-in-one equipment with the single/ separate, higher-end pieces. Not only is there a difference in manufacturing quality but output from the cheaper circuitry won't hold up to the demands of more expensive pieces.
This sound receiver, "NR1504" is our second Marantz receiver and the sound is (as it's always been) pristine. And, it is definitely worth the extra money for a sound this vibrant. As someone whose owned audio equipment from Pioneer, Yamaha, Onkyo, Kenwood as well as JVC, Sony and (unfortunately) Fisher--the Marantz is STILL at the upper end of the $400-$800 mid range audio class along with Yamaha, Denon and Onkyo--although Onkyo goes through periods of lapsed quality control. (The higher-end, being private labels whose products start at about $1200 and up.)
To go with this system, we bought a separate 5.1 speaker system Yamaha's"Yamaha NS-SP1800BL 5.1-Channel Home Theater Speaker System"; Monoprice's banana plugs and MediaBridge's "Ultra Series" Subwoofer cable and their 100'/ 16-gauge speaker wire.
*** Unboxing ***
The system comes with the following:
+ "NR1504" AV Surround (50w/ channel) Surround Receiver
+ FM/AM antenna
+ CD of owner's manual/ instructions/ legal notice
+ Audyssey (Calibration) Microphone
+ remote
The main piece measures:
4" x 18" x 13.5" and weighs about 20 lbs.
Because this is just the receiver, you'll need:
- 5.1 speaker system.
- spool of speaker wire; either a 14- or 16-gauge
- banana plugs (recommended)
- HDTV and/ or monitor
- HDMI cable (x # of connected peripherals) * If you're going to use this receiver to connect to multiple devices, having extra HDMI cables is strongly recommended because they carry both the audio and video signal in HD and is far superior than RCA/ component cables.
*** Connectivity ***
6 HDMI ports (1-front/ 5-rear)
Sleep Mode
Headphone jack
5 pairs of speaker jacks
1 subwoofer jack
+ multiple analog jacks
+ "Pure Direct" dedicated sound signal.
- Bluetooth connection (w/ additional peripheral)
- No WiFi connection--NONE! You'll have to connect Pandora, Netflix and the other installed app's by Ethernet.
- No 4K pass! (It may be a bit too early for super HD tv's.)
*** Our setup ***
We bought the Yahama speakers and better speaker wires and banana plugs.
We attached the Samsung Blu-ray player via HDMI
Westinghouse 46" HDTV (HDMI)
*** Subwoofer ***
It took about 20-minutes for the Audyssey to calibrate the sound in this 15' x 10' x 10' room.
The room has good acoustics. Bare floors, perfect for surround. We measured out the front speakers (FR, Center, FL) and the rear speakers on the back wall (Surround R and Surround L).
The subwoofer is not supposed to be centered equi-distant between the left and right speakers. According to the experts, the subwoofer is supposed to be off-center or in a corner. I found having the subwoofer in the corner made all the difference.
*** Testing ***
Because we're limited by Amazon's video compression model, the true difference between the HDTV's "Tru Surround" (native) speakers and the sound reproduced by the NR1504 pushed through Yamaha's surround speakers & subwoofer is woefully understated.
In the two clips, the first being just the tv sound, the second with the Marantz is only on level "1"--- just Level 1 and the subwoofer at
Туманник-9HAFW
25.10.2015
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
First off; this is a great reciever. Don't let the comments by the uber geek pukes throw you off. Setup was a breeze, thanks to the automated setup function. I'm a Marantz fan since the 1970's. Still run a 250M amp; 1060 preamp and a 120 tuner with scope. With some killer EV corner horns. So dont assume I dont know what I'm talking about when it comes to Marantz audio! This 5.1 receiver rocks! All the internet stuff works great (assuming you have CAT5 nearby). The only issue to report is the firmware update. I was prompted, and moved forward, but is couldnt authenticate for some reason, and got stuck in a loop. After some internet research, I found that this command resets: Power up holding [Preset +] and [Preset -] does a full factory reset, and is no longer in firmware update mode.
This is invaluable if you get stuck in the authentication cycle. Other than that, awesome 5.1 power house!!!! Go for it!!
This is invaluable if you get stuck in the authentication cycle. Other than that, awesome 5.1 power house!!!! Go for it!!
Mr Andrew J Hall
17.05.2016
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Пять Звезд
Простота установки и низкая высота позволяет ей поместиться там, где другим не будет. Очень впечатлен.
Кварковец-3XCVZ
08.02.2016
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
The sound at times is great. Hear is my problem. I have a 65 in Samsung tv audio pumping through my Marantz slim line 5.1. I also have a polk 5 speaker system. When I am watching tv and have the receiver on TV (DTS) I notice that the sound cuts out every 15 seconds or so. Doesn't cut out all the way. Its like someone turned the volume down from 5 to 2 and gradually turns it back up to 5. Its really annoying and takes away from the sound experience. Anyone have any idea what I am doing wrong??
Аргонавт-8TTDY
14.08.2015
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Great receiver - relatively easy to set up, low profile let me place it on a narrow shelf in a media cabinet, and it has all the features I wanted. The only reason I've given it 4 stars rather than 5 is that, like many other products nowadays, there's no full manual provided with the receiver, but rather a little "Getting Started" flyer (8 pages each in English, French and Spanish),which contains the basic setup information. The full manual (which runs 211 pages!) comes on a CD-ROM (or can be accessed from Marantz's website). Thus, if you want to figure out how all the bells and whistles work, you either have to print out the whole document, or have the manual loaded up on a nearby computer while you play with the receiver. How much more would it have cost Marantz (or other manufacturers) to include a copy of the full manual in the box (which cost would no doubt have been passed along to the consumer)? Maybe I'm a dinosaur (and yeah, I know that more paper means fewer trees), but I find it easier to work with a printed manual than one on a computer screen.
Странник-8HUAU
05.07.2015
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
After doing my research on the best $500 receiver it came down to the Denon, Harmon Kardon, Marantz, and a couple of others. Never having owned a Marantz, but knowing that it is a premium brand I settled on the NR1504 which had all of the features I would use, and was powerful enough for my application but knowing that I would never need anything more than 500 watts I gave it a try. All I can say is wow. This AMP has tremendous sound for both movies and music alike. The sound is clear and crisp when mated to my Pioneer Andy Jones 5.1 setup. Mind you, I have these deployed in a large family room with 22' ceilings so I was worried that this would be under powered. To my surprise this setup is has plenty of power to fill the room with sound (of course the speakers are important) and movie night has to be heard to be believed. Add in network access (get a $50 Netgear wireless bridge if you don't have an ethernet connection close to your AMP) and I can stream music from iTunes, Pandora, Spotify, and even XM Satellite radio. There are also a host of streaming radio stations. At the end of the day its a Marantz so expect sound that would please all except the most discerning audiophile.
ХроноГость-9ORHT
03.03.2016
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Great amp, a huge improvement on my old Harman Kardon. Picks up my Plex server. loads of Internet radio, great surround sound with movies, and stereo pre-outs so I can still use my Roksan stereo amp for music. FM was not brilliant, did not seem to pick up many channels, but no bid deal. Overall, it is amazing value for money.
Нейрон-9CAAS
27.07.2013
4/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
First off, I'm a power user of gadgets, electronics, and computers. I've been buying Marantz components for over 20 years. Like all Marantz products, the 1504 has great sound, and that is about it. As an audiophile I don't mind spending time with electronics to get them customized where I like them. But I've spent 35+ hours or more trying to get this receiver to do the simple things that it is supposed to do like accept input from an analog device. This has been one of the most frustrating purchases that I can ever remember. I give it two stars because when it works it is great, the hard part it getting it to work. Here is a brief list of pro and cons:
Pros:
1) Great sound. We all expect this from Marantz.
2) If you are ONLY going to use HDMI inputs, this receiver it will may fit your needs. ANYTHING else will be a huge problem.
3) The iPhone remote app took 30 minutes to configure and has worked flawlessly once configured correctly. I really enjoy it.
4) Audio AirPlay has worked well. I can use Airplay from multiple apple devices without problems.
Cons:
1) The user interface is impossible to understand. It is the opposite of intuitive. It was probably created by an electrical engineer who has never given a thought to the end user and how they might not know the internal wiring diagrams of the unit. The manual is helpful, but only slightly so.
2) Although it appears that there are numerous inputs, the user can only utilize 7 of them. The user can name 7 inputs and then assign an input location (front or back) to it. For example there is an RCA (analog) input for CD. Imagine you want to plug in a CD player and listen to a CD. Plugging in the CD player will get you nothing. You must go into the set up and assign an input location to the CD input. Then you must assign 1 of 4 types of data (HDMI, Digital, Analog, Video) to that input. All of the defaults are HDMI. It is absolutely infuriating. Thus the MAXIMUM number of sources you can listen to is 7.
3) There is a major issue with some "auto-detect" feature. The receiver is looking for a certain level of signal. The receiver will randomly detect a low signal and shut off the input from that source. I have disabled every type of "auto-anything" I can find. This still happens relentlessly. No idea why.
4) The AirPlay only works for audio, at one point there had been misleading information out there about the availability to upgrade to video as well. This capability does not exist.
5) There is no WiFI.
6) If you want to use AirPlay the receiver MUST be networked to a router with a CAT5 CABLE.
7) Without the firmware updates, the unit is a brick. The firmware updates have helped.
8) When playing an iPod/iPhone through the USB input the sound is very flat, to the point where I can't tolerate the sound.
9) Marantz only has customer support during working hours above. Clearly Marantz is as attuned to their customers as their support hours indicate. I'm done with them, and regret this purchase.
10) Marantz online support is infuriating as well.
Update:
11) After the inputs are assigned and working correctly, after a few weeks the receiver will reset the assigned input. You will need to go through the set-up process again. My blood pressure boils every time I think about this receiver. Regret, regret, regret.
12) The receiver must be connected via HDMI to a TV for set-up.
Pros:
1) Great sound. We all expect this from Marantz.
2) If you are ONLY going to use HDMI inputs, this receiver it will may fit your needs. ANYTHING else will be a huge problem.
3) The iPhone remote app took 30 minutes to configure and has worked flawlessly once configured correctly. I really enjoy it.
4) Audio AirPlay has worked well. I can use Airplay from multiple apple devices without problems.
Cons:
1) The user interface is impossible to understand. It is the opposite of intuitive. It was probably created by an electrical engineer who has never given a thought to the end user and how they might not know the internal wiring diagrams of the unit. The manual is helpful, but only slightly so.
2) Although it appears that there are numerous inputs, the user can only utilize 7 of them. The user can name 7 inputs and then assign an input location (front or back) to it. For example there is an RCA (analog) input for CD. Imagine you want to plug in a CD player and listen to a CD. Plugging in the CD player will get you nothing. You must go into the set up and assign an input location to the CD input. Then you must assign 1 of 4 types of data (HDMI, Digital, Analog, Video) to that input. All of the defaults are HDMI. It is absolutely infuriating. Thus the MAXIMUM number of sources you can listen to is 7.
3) There is a major issue with some "auto-detect" feature. The receiver is looking for a certain level of signal. The receiver will randomly detect a low signal and shut off the input from that source. I have disabled every type of "auto-anything" I can find. This still happens relentlessly. No idea why.
4) The AirPlay only works for audio, at one point there had been misleading information out there about the availability to upgrade to video as well. This capability does not exist.
5) There is no WiFI.
6) If you want to use AirPlay the receiver MUST be networked to a router with a CAT5 CABLE.
7) Without the firmware updates, the unit is a brick. The firmware updates have helped.
8) When playing an iPod/iPhone through the USB input the sound is very flat, to the point where I can't tolerate the sound.
9) Marantz only has customer support during working hours above. Clearly Marantz is as attuned to their customers as their support hours indicate. I'm done with them, and regret this purchase.
10) Marantz online support is infuriating as well.
Update:
11) After the inputs are assigned and working correctly, after a few weeks the receiver will reset the assigned input. You will need to go through the set-up process again. My blood pressure boils every time I think about this receiver. Regret, regret, regret.
12) The receiver must be connected via HDMI to a TV for set-up.
PETE IVESON
07.01.2016
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Звучит хорошо
Кажется удивительным, работает в стерео на миссии МХ 5 floorstanders Би-проводной. Требуется обновление прошивки от Marantz, но достаточно легко. Быстрая доставка и хорошие цены, очень счастлив ????
Супернова-2HVKM
20.04.2014
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Brand new. 3 issues: 1. Walked through the initial set-up, got to Audyssey set-up, would not recognize left front speaker, would not advance further - in spite of speaker working fine, outputting sound, solid connections. 2. Froze at firmware Update Retry screen, would not allow access to back out and reset. 3. Eventually froze on Connection Fail 01 error. I know what you're thinking - As do I when I read reviews like this: He messed something up. Or has bad cables. Or didn't follow the directions. Or his internet wasn't working. Or whatever. None of this is applicable. Know good cables, good connections, very straight forward set-up. So I'm crazy frustrated. The unit has completely locked up, and hard resets, unplugging, etc. do nothing. It is Saturday. I now have to wait until Monday to contact Marantz Support, or send back as defective. This replaced a Pioneer VSX-1018AH - WONDERFUL receiver - no 3D pass-thru. :-( I bought the Marantz almost exclusively for 2 reasons. 1. It has Pre-Out for Front Speakers, so I can hand off my extremely inefficient pair of AR 303a's to a dedicated monster amp. And 2nd, because it has 3D pass though. Slim factor is nice, but I could care less. The Pre-Out for Front Speakers is tough to find, particularly at this price point.
I want to like this receiver, but i'm mad at it today. I will update when and if this gets resolved, but for now I'm incredibly frustrated.
UPDATE: Monday morning, called Marantz. "Offices closed until 1:30". This was the final straw. Defective product, 'Customer Service" that doesn't open until 1:30. I'm done. Maybe these are great when they work. Mine did not. Now the hassle of returning...
UPDATE 4/28/14: I was going to return. Ended up calling Marantz, once they finally opened. (Who the fwauck isn't open until 1:30pm on a Monday?) Support guy very nice. Helped me reset the receiver. Apparently the firmware update process is not perfected, server issues on their end. Not sure if that comforts me or not. Anyway. Walked through set-up again. The Audyssey set-up is still buggy, not recognizing speakers. I had to "retry" multiple times, but eventually it stuck and went through the speaker pinging process. I waited until evening to update firmware as directed by support - it worked. So, after some hassle, I guess all is well for now. I really want to like this. Have updated from 2, to 1, to now a tentative 4 based on the fact that it works as designed at this time.
I want to like this receiver, but i'm mad at it today. I will update when and if this gets resolved, but for now I'm incredibly frustrated.
UPDATE: Monday morning, called Marantz. "Offices closed until 1:30". This was the final straw. Defective product, 'Customer Service" that doesn't open until 1:30. I'm done. Maybe these are great when they work. Mine did not. Now the hassle of returning...
UPDATE 4/28/14: I was going to return. Ended up calling Marantz, once they finally opened. (Who the fwauck isn't open until 1:30pm on a Monday?) Support guy very nice. Helped me reset the receiver. Apparently the firmware update process is not perfected, server issues on their end. Not sure if that comforts me or not. Anyway. Walked through set-up again. The Audyssey set-up is still buggy, not recognizing speakers. I had to "retry" multiple times, but eventually it stuck and went through the speaker pinging process. I waited until evening to update firmware as directed by support - it worked. So, after some hassle, I guess all is well for now. I really want to like this. Have updated from 2, to 1, to now a tentative 4 based on the fact that it works as designed at this time.
Квазар-2XYFE
15.07.2013
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
First, let's say that this receiver sounds great! It is far better sounding than the 8 year old Yamaha it replaced. I'm not knocking the Yamaha, but the Marantz unit is giving better and cleaning sound on the rear speakers. Part of these might be because the Marantz comes with a microphone and a builtin surround sound calibration system (more on this later).
The Marantz NR1504 is a 5.1 channel AV receiver. That means it's setup for 2 main front speakers, a center channel front speaker, two rear speakers and a subwoofer. While there are 6.1 and 7.1 units available, for my medium size family room, the 5.1 works well. The unit supports video switching through HDMI connections from your other devices (DVD, TV, Cable,etc). Using HDMI cables reduces the number of cables needed because the audio is carried by the HDMI cables along with the video. The remote is your normal run of the mill remote except it does't light up (minor but annoying). Not a problem for me as my FIOS remote can control all of the functions of the receiver. The unit looks nice and has the normal selection of knobs and buttons on the front panel. The receiver does support connecting to a network for playing internet radio channels and updating. This is done via a cabled ethernet connection (wireless would have been better). Running ethernet cable to our family room was not an option so I ended using a device (search for TP-LINK-TL-PA2010KIT on Amazon) that sends the ethernet signal through the house wiring. This worked but involves more hookup time and money. Once cabled, configuring the network was easy.
The receiver features a unique set up procedure... you plug it into your TV, turn it on, and it walks you through connecting everything up. If you aren't tech inclined, this is a very nice feature. And it worked well until I got to the speaker calibration (the reason for it not getting a 5 star rating). To calibrate the speakers, you connect the provided microphone to the receiver. The following the on screen (TV) pictures, you place the microphone in various places in your room. Then the unit plays tones that let it calibrate your system. You are prompted to move the microphone to 6 different positions. The only problem I had was that the image on the TV didn't show the positions. I looked in the quick start guide, and the TV image didn't match the pictures in it. Unfortunately, the guide only showed the starting position. I got out the included CD with the full manual and it didn't show it either. After playing around for a while, I discovered the receiver was sending the video out in standard definition, not HD and the images don't show right in SD. I could not find out how to change it. I decided to see if it was my TV or the receiver by hooking up the cable box. Cable came up in HD and looked good. Now I tried the calibration again and it worked fine. My guess was the cable box set the receiver into HD mode.
The only other issue I had with this unit was I went back into the menus and made some configuration changes to match my setup. They didn't seem to take effect until I powered off the receiver and turned it back on (kind of like rebooting a computer).
While it sounds like I had a lot of trouble with this receiver, it was only during the setup. Day to day use has been problem free and it does sound good!
The Marantz NR1504 is a 5.1 channel AV receiver. That means it's setup for 2 main front speakers, a center channel front speaker, two rear speakers and a subwoofer. While there are 6.1 and 7.1 units available, for my medium size family room, the 5.1 works well. The unit supports video switching through HDMI connections from your other devices (DVD, TV, Cable,etc). Using HDMI cables reduces the number of cables needed because the audio is carried by the HDMI cables along with the video. The remote is your normal run of the mill remote except it does't light up (minor but annoying). Not a problem for me as my FIOS remote can control all of the functions of the receiver. The unit looks nice and has the normal selection of knobs and buttons on the front panel. The receiver does support connecting to a network for playing internet radio channels and updating. This is done via a cabled ethernet connection (wireless would have been better). Running ethernet cable to our family room was not an option so I ended using a device (search for TP-LINK-TL-PA2010KIT on Amazon) that sends the ethernet signal through the house wiring. This worked but involves more hookup time and money. Once cabled, configuring the network was easy.
The receiver features a unique set up procedure... you plug it into your TV, turn it on, and it walks you through connecting everything up. If you aren't tech inclined, this is a very nice feature. And it worked well until I got to the speaker calibration (the reason for it not getting a 5 star rating). To calibrate the speakers, you connect the provided microphone to the receiver. The following the on screen (TV) pictures, you place the microphone in various places in your room. Then the unit plays tones that let it calibrate your system. You are prompted to move the microphone to 6 different positions. The only problem I had was that the image on the TV didn't show the positions. I looked in the quick start guide, and the TV image didn't match the pictures in it. Unfortunately, the guide only showed the starting position. I got out the included CD with the full manual and it didn't show it either. After playing around for a while, I discovered the receiver was sending the video out in standard definition, not HD and the images don't show right in SD. I could not find out how to change it. I decided to see if it was my TV or the receiver by hooking up the cable box. Cable came up in HD and looked good. Now I tried the calibration again and it worked fine. My guess was the cable box set the receiver into HD mode.
The only other issue I had with this unit was I went back into the menus and made some configuration changes to match my setup. They didn't seem to take effect until I powered off the receiver and turned it back on (kind of like rebooting a computer).
While it sounds like I had a lot of trouble with this receiver, it was only during the setup. Day to day use has been problem free and it does sound good!
ХроноГость-3XYXD
06.02.2016
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Just right for a modest room. Plenty of HDMI and analog inputs. Plenty of power ... clean quality sound.
НаноПилигрим-3UPXA
11.08.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
In my mind the whole draw of this line of receiver is the size of the unit. It is just a little thicker than your average game console. The front corners are rounded back and they added round silver feet to the bottom of the unit that are slightly smaller than a beer can in circumference. It sort of reminds me of a VCR. If you are space limited this is what you are looking for. The two knobs on the front are for input selection and volume. There is also a setup mic jack, headphone jack, 1 Amp USB port, a HDMI port on the front of the unit. Then just below the display there are some buttons for selecting other functions. Overall it has most of the things you'd expect from a full size receiver in a smaller package.
After reading the specs on some different sites I was a bit confused about the power output. Some places said 70W and some said 50W and it wasn't clear why there were the variations in the numbers. I finally found that it was 50W (0.08% @ 8 Ohm) and 70W (0.7% @ 6 Ohm) so there that is if it helps anyone.
As far as how the receiver sounds I think it sounds pretty good. The lower power output numbers don't seem to hurt it too much. I don't think it sounds better than a Sony receiver I recently reviewed but it holds its own. I think that you should be able to run any bookshelf speaker system and sub with no problems. After all the whole draw of the unit is its size so I think in most cases you'd be using a speaker system sized with the same consideration in mind.
I didn't have a problem with using the available network connectivity option. I was able to remotely control the unit and play music from my Synology NAS.
As far as what this receiver doesn't have; it doesn't have S-Video or component inputs, MHL enabled HDMI port, Bluetooth, or Wi-Fi. The lack of legacy video inputs I can live with as all my sources are HDMI but the rest are unforgivable today. To give an example why I think that, I just moved and the new house isn't wired for Ethernet as it was built in 59. The size of this receiver makes it perfect for placement in my bedroom. The house does have a full basement and I am able to centrally locate my router so I get great Wi-Fi coverage throughout the house. With this receiver I had to get a Wi-Fi bridge to get connectivity because it isn't built in. I see they offer a Bluetooth adapter for $100 more too, that is crazy pricing for something that should have been rolled into the unit with minimal cost associated. I will be able to deal without having these features but they would have been useful and it just seems like a current receiver at its price should have these features. There is lots of venting and I see room inside.
My other complaint is the on screen user interface. It is a pain to use. This problem isn't unique to this receiver. With some receivers it is getting better but this one is still bad, especially after using a Sony STR-DN1040 with its much improved interface.
Overall though with all my complaints I still like this receiver. I like it for the size and the sound and that is why you would be picking this receiver, you need good sound in a small package.
After reading the specs on some different sites I was a bit confused about the power output. Some places said 70W and some said 50W and it wasn't clear why there were the variations in the numbers. I finally found that it was 50W (0.08% @ 8 Ohm) and 70W (0.7% @ 6 Ohm) so there that is if it helps anyone.
As far as how the receiver sounds I think it sounds pretty good. The lower power output numbers don't seem to hurt it too much. I don't think it sounds better than a Sony receiver I recently reviewed but it holds its own. I think that you should be able to run any bookshelf speaker system and sub with no problems. After all the whole draw of the unit is its size so I think in most cases you'd be using a speaker system sized with the same consideration in mind.
I didn't have a problem with using the available network connectivity option. I was able to remotely control the unit and play music from my Synology NAS.
As far as what this receiver doesn't have; it doesn't have S-Video or component inputs, MHL enabled HDMI port, Bluetooth, or Wi-Fi. The lack of legacy video inputs I can live with as all my sources are HDMI but the rest are unforgivable today. To give an example why I think that, I just moved and the new house isn't wired for Ethernet as it was built in 59. The size of this receiver makes it perfect for placement in my bedroom. The house does have a full basement and I am able to centrally locate my router so I get great Wi-Fi coverage throughout the house. With this receiver I had to get a Wi-Fi bridge to get connectivity because it isn't built in. I see they offer a Bluetooth adapter for $100 more too, that is crazy pricing for something that should have been rolled into the unit with minimal cost associated. I will be able to deal without having these features but they would have been useful and it just seems like a current receiver at its price should have these features. There is lots of venting and I see room inside.
My other complaint is the on screen user interface. It is a pain to use. This problem isn't unique to this receiver. With some receivers it is getting better but this one is still bad, especially after using a Sony STR-DN1040 with its much improved interface.
Overall though with all my complaints I still like this receiver. I like it for the size and the sound and that is why you would be picking this receiver, you need good sound in a small package.
Супернова-4CFAK
08.10.2015
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
The Marantz NR1504 is a lovely receiver. It doesn't have a plug for a SiriusXM antenna; however, we have resolved that issue by canceling our Sirius subscription and recording CDs onto an IPOD. That way we can listen to what we want. And the sound is great!
Гравитон-1BWYO
18.10.2015
10/10
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Великолепно
Been using this with a 5 speaker (8" diameter) Pyle system. Plenty of power and the low profile was a must for our application. No problems witht he phone app remote control for iPhone or Android either. Recommend!
Сириус-3NHUH
16.05.2014
8/10
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Хорошо
There are several great reviews already done for this AVR and I will not repeat the already discussed topics or arguments.
I agree with the positive feedback about the sound quality, the power of this unit is completely sufficient with my Wharfedale 5.1 system (quite old 6 ohm system with left and right speakers having 150W). The Dolby 5.1 signal is decoded properly from XBOX 360 and my two other satellite receivers.
What I don't like is a dramatically bad Internet radio feature. Comparing to the nice implementation known from Marantz MCR510, the Internet radio in NR1504 looks like a total disaster - when I browse stations saved on my favourite lists it takes 1 -2 seconds to switch from one station to another! Moreover, the front display is updated AFTER the successful buffering of the Internet radio station, so during a few seconds the display can stay frozen or empty! During this time the only up to date information can be seen on a TV screen, if switched on - not very likely situation because usually you will never turn your TV screen on just to see more options from Internet radio feature. It seems that the AVF front display doesn't have any cache to keep temporary information. FYI, another great Marantz device I have, MCR510 shows the selected title immediately and it also shows the % progress of buffering the content, even before the sound comes up. I don't expect the percentage status to be shown but at least the negative effect of freezing the front display could be fixed by Marantz engineers.
Some other problem is on HDMI output. I'm using a satellite receiver with HDD (Technistat Digicorder ISIO S) that is able to record the video material and browsing the list of recordings done with different screen resolutions, the screen on my Panasonic TV (TX-P42S10ES) is blinking. I'm unable to fix this behaviour by changing any Marantz, TV or my digital recorder settings.
Overall, the AVR is really nice but its software could be improved.
I agree with the positive feedback about the sound quality, the power of this unit is completely sufficient with my Wharfedale 5.1 system (quite old 6 ohm system with left and right speakers having 150W). The Dolby 5.1 signal is decoded properly from XBOX 360 and my two other satellite receivers.
What I don't like is a dramatically bad Internet radio feature. Comparing to the nice implementation known from Marantz MCR510, the Internet radio in NR1504 looks like a total disaster - when I browse stations saved on my favourite lists it takes 1 -2 seconds to switch from one station to another! Moreover, the front display is updated AFTER the successful buffering of the Internet radio station, so during a few seconds the display can stay frozen or empty! During this time the only up to date information can be seen on a TV screen, if switched on - not very likely situation because usually you will never turn your TV screen on just to see more options from Internet radio feature. It seems that the AVF front display doesn't have any cache to keep temporary information. FYI, another great Marantz device I have, MCR510 shows the selected title immediately and it also shows the % progress of buffering the content, even before the sound comes up. I don't expect the percentage status to be shown but at least the negative effect of freezing the front display could be fixed by Marantz engineers.
Some other problem is on HDMI output. I'm using a satellite receiver with HDD (Technistat Digicorder ISIO S) that is able to record the video material and browsing the list of recordings done with different screen resolutions, the screen on my Panasonic TV (TX-P42S10ES) is blinking. I'm unable to fix this behaviour by changing any Marantz, TV or my digital recorder settings.
Overall, the AVR is really nice but its software could be improved.
Спектр-7AMMP
29.10.2015
2/10
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Ужасно
This stopped working about a month after I bought it and never connected to my TV or my android phone. Very disappointed in the quality and and the device.
Нейрон-0EQIE
31.10.2015
10/10
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Великолепно
This was purchased as a Christmas gift and have not used it yet, but my son has this model and it's great !
Пандорец-5RXYN
10.09.2015
2/10
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Ужасно
Received the item and it worked for 2 days and then wouldn't power up. Now I have to pay for packing and shipping it back to Marantz.
Plus, the user manual comes as a CD-ROM, and the app to run on an ipad is wonky and cumbersome. Even if it worked it'd be disappointing.
Plus, the user manual comes as a CD-ROM, and the app to run on an ipad is wonky and cumbersome. Even if it worked it'd be disappointing.
ТехноНаблюдатель-1ZWTC
05.09.2015
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
This was my own error in not reading all the details, but although this unit is set up for Airplay etc. It requires either a wired network connection (i.e. Ethernet at the device's location) or the purchase of an additional device to pick up wifi.
МехаРейнджер-5XJSI
20.08.2013
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
I needed to upgrade my audio experience and the TIB I had was not doing it.I needed a reciever that was good looking and also delivered high quality sounds.Most avs are rather bulky and thus do not look so good. When marantz introduced their slim line style, I thought this was the right time to buy one. However I was put off by the lack of bluetooth connectivityand so I put off the purchase. When they announced that they had an accessory that could enable blue tooth connectivity,I took the plunge
and ordred the 1504 unit.My first impressions when connecting the speaker wires was that this part was not very user friendly but since you only do this once, I could overlook that. The rest of the set up was straight forward and when finished with the tweeking, I sat down to enjoy myself. It was great and I was hoping my neighbours could bear with me.I use my systems mostly for listening to music. I thus was listening to my music files on my phone using the bluetooth accessory. However after 10 minutes there was suddenly no sound. I dicovered that changing the sound mode from say music to movie that the sound came back.But this was briefly for a few seconds before that also went mute. Trying to adjust the settings (I tried plenty) did not improve the situation.I went to the reviews and I found that somebody else had pointed out this problem.As the other reviews were full of praise for this product, I thought maybe, it was my unit that was defective and if I got a replacement, this problem could not resurface. Amazon were great in response and today I got the replacement. I exchanged the two units and sat down to enjoy my music. After 3 hours of uninterrupted music, I thought my problems w ere over. Then suddenly the sound went mute.The same problem has resurfaced.As a consumer , I should not have to go through this and tomorrow I intend to call the Marantz guys and if they dont have a answer to why this is happening and a lasting solution, I guess I will have to return this product and look for another different brand,
Update: When I talked to the tech guys, they asked me whether I had connected the inputs for the reciever . As I had diconnected some of the inputs the tech guy told me to call back when I had connected them so that we could troubleshoot the problem.When reconnecting the inputs, I realized there was one input into the analog that ended in an audio jack that I had been using in my former system.I wondered whether maybe that was causing the muting effect.When I unplugged it, I decided to see wheter it had any effect. Apparently that was the problem for there no longer was the muting and I have now been using the reciever for 2 weeks without any problem.
and ordred the 1504 unit.My first impressions when connecting the speaker wires was that this part was not very user friendly but since you only do this once, I could overlook that. The rest of the set up was straight forward and when finished with the tweeking, I sat down to enjoy myself. It was great and I was hoping my neighbours could bear with me.I use my systems mostly for listening to music. I thus was listening to my music files on my phone using the bluetooth accessory. However after 10 minutes there was suddenly no sound. I dicovered that changing the sound mode from say music to movie that the sound came back.But this was briefly for a few seconds before that also went mute. Trying to adjust the settings (I tried plenty) did not improve the situation.I went to the reviews and I found that somebody else had pointed out this problem.As the other reviews were full of praise for this product, I thought maybe, it was my unit that was defective and if I got a replacement, this problem could not resurface. Amazon were great in response and today I got the replacement. I exchanged the two units and sat down to enjoy my music. After 3 hours of uninterrupted music, I thought my problems w ere over. Then suddenly the sound went mute.The same problem has resurfaced.As a consumer , I should not have to go through this and tomorrow I intend to call the Marantz guys and if they dont have a answer to why this is happening and a lasting solution, I guess I will have to return this product and look for another different brand,
Update: When I talked to the tech guys, they asked me whether I had connected the inputs for the reciever . As I had diconnected some of the inputs the tech guy told me to call back when I had connected them so that we could troubleshoot the problem.When reconnecting the inputs, I realized there was one input into the analog that ended in an audio jack that I had been using in my former system.I wondered whether maybe that was causing the muting effect.When I unplugged it, I decided to see wheter it had any effect. Apparently that was the problem for there no longer was the muting and I have now been using the reciever for 2 weeks without any problem.
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