The Marantz 7.1 NR1501 receiver may be slim in size (4" tall, 13" deep), but with 4 HDMI inputs, 3 component video, not to mention full HD audio decoding and auto calibration it's tall on features.
The $599 NR1501 receiver is Marantz' "Slimline" model which packs most of the functions of a full-size receiver into a smaller chassis. It features an analog power supply and ample power output. The ...
Two Bluetooth-Capable Models Allow Users To Access Music From a Variety Of Locations; New “Slimline” Receiver Is Half The Size of Traditional Receivers Marantz America, a world leader in advanced home ...
We questioned the strategy of Marantz delivering a nearly $800 Bonus View Blu-ray player last fall, but it appears ready to settle things with customers who believe in its superior construction and ...
Marantz may be better known for its high-end gear, but the company’s latest AV receiver offering is surprisingly affordable–at least for Marantz standards. The recently announced NR1501 has a list ...
I have a brand new LG 50PK950 plasma TV, a six month old Marantz NR1501 receiver, and a couple of computers with HDMI: one desktop with integrated Intel graphics, and a laptop with discrete NVidia.
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