The Marantz SR6013 9.2CH 4K Ultra HD AV Receiver with HEOS ($1,500 value) Giveaway is Here!

[Red0ak]

Harmon Kardon. Pre HDMI, I'm a little behind the times. I've been very happy with mine for the last decade. HK is second only to Marantz in the looks department.

 

[ibdrew]

Yamaha
They've been solid for me over the years

 

[Mememe]

Marantz because I love your old flywheel setups they were just absolutely beautiful

 

[Dialbat]

Yamaha, best price/quality ratio.

 

[Schrodinger23]

Denon, is my current favorite with features vs. price. Marantz is a very close second. If the price of the comparable Marantz is better I would choose it over Denon. If the price was the same I would choose the Denon, because it has more info on the front panel.

 

[Todd Reynolds]

Never had Marantz, had a few Denon's and currently use Pioneer Elite, of which the HDMI board is bad so I am in the market

 

[Ryanhn812]

Marantz. They have been extremely dependable for years in my theater room.

 

[eyeQ]

d. Onkyo

Easy to use.

 

[Roy Heape]

Sony, mostly because their price point is better. Never had any reliability problems with any of their products

 

[AndyM]

Onkyo. Price and performance haven't done me wrong.

 

[ChauncyMarsh]

Pioneer bc it's the only substantial receiver I've ever owned. But I would love to give Marantz a shot.

 

[2rk]

Marantz, If I had the money this is what I'd buy.

 

[tiggastylez]

My preferred amp is the Marantz. I have a Marantz right now and would love to upgrade!

 

[qlizard]

Denon, best sounds for the money imo.

 

[Audyssey6]

Denon with Audyssey correction is amazingly simple and easy to use. And the sound quality is very good and clean.

 

[Cpalenshus]

Yamaha for reliability. I've had Yamaha for several years with no issues. Just got a Denon 4400h a few months ago and about half the time I turn it on I don't get any sound without having to cycle the power.

 

[rusthawk]

Marantz, for quality and design.

 

[Andy Beers]

Yamaha: Best bang for the buck.

 

[kingsleygibbens]

Denon for sure the company I work for has been using them for years in commercial applications!

 

[Nebosphere]

Marantz! Love the way the preamps sound