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

[Cam555]

Marantz! I have an AV7702mkii preamp and love the user interface and the warmth of the sound it produces.

 

[mtallis314]

Marantz, I've had the best experience with them

 

[swayneswayne]

B. Marantz for me. They have always been reliable and have offered the features I need. I have a 7007 still going strong but I would love to upgrade so I can actually use the 4k features of my projector.

 

[Markhiphotog]

Marantz, for many, many years!!!

 

[Audiosaur]

Denon

 

[STRONGBADF1]

Which is my preferred A/V Receiver Brand? It's been Yamaha but my eye has been wandering towards Denon and Marantz recently since I have been looking to upgrade. (been dragging my feet forever.) I would lean towards Marantz based on looks and friends reviews.

 

[Imagin]

Denon/Marantz

Best combination of sound, room correction and features

 

[BMWm235]

Denon. I have always had them so I stuck with the Devil I know. I also run a Carver AMP

 

[armandCF44]

Marantz. Audyssey XT32 is one of the best available. Their build quality is also top tier.

 

[Mike K]

Favorite audio brand is Denon

 

[Benjamin Coon]

Marantz, slightly over Denon. It's a brand with a great heritage of building quality gear and they've got a great sound.

 

[sholling]

Denon

 

[barschlep]

Yamaha for their processing

 

[Flyinace2000]

pioneer, but I'm not really brand loyal and we buy receivers probably every 5-10 years so I look at feature-set and budget go for the best bang for the buck

 

[HOTGUITAR]

MARANTZ!

 

[tatr09]

Marantz. used yamaha for years, the Marantz brought the system to life!!!

 

[electroman]

b. Marantz - it has the nicest look for sure.

 

[TheWarrior]

Yamaha, for their reliability. But I think Marantz could be an equal - certainly the more visually attractive option!

 

[b_pappy]

Marantz, love their new stuff and their vintage stuff. This would definitely be the basis of a great home system.

 

[Ponzio]

Is there any doubt, Yamaha

... but i wouldn't be insulted with a Marantz AVR, based on the aesthetics of those front curves, demos at brick & mortar shops and of course their reputation.

Looks and sounds like a quality product.