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Make it and they will come. At least with strong advertisement. But not huge sales for current HT users. New construction perhaps, in homes and basements. When a all box solution like the TV sound bars perhaps, which won't be as effective, expect more to buy into it. For myself, cost too high...

Back in the game. Always good to see the high end keeping up and at time lead the way. As time goes on my McIntosh MA6600 and the newer Mc integrated amps seem more and more a true audiophile bargain.

Nad not the same Shame NAD seems too be falling behind. Always thought of them as a taste of the high end without all the needless bling. Thanks for your honest review. Nice to read reviews that take a real world look a gear and whether it is worth the bucks.

Build it and they will come. There is always the guy who wants the latest thing out. With the advent of more wireless speakers. And homes or basements under new construction the task for that person is not so fretful. Descent affordable sound quality will win out over high end sound for most...

Step up Nicely done Marantz. Enjoyed reading the review.

Enjoyed and thanks for the review.. The Marantz PM-11S3 would be on my short list for a primary system. They make some great gear. In my secondary system I have the PM8004 and it is wonderful.

Black or Blue Always liked Yamaha as I used to have one of their very good receivers back in the day. I applaud the unit but for $8000.00 bucks I would buy a McIntosh integrated amp. More power, features and style, with those pretty blue meters.

Smooth Sample :cool:Thanks for the review and highlighting what I to find to be one of my all time best CD's. The seventh cut "I'lll Love You" is my favorite. I use this disc as my reference in auditioning new speakers. A wonderful experience in music.

Top three for headphones, Most important are sound, comfort and build.