Marantz SR5002 - AV receiver - 7.1 channel - black
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| Price: | $870.99 |
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Ships from and sold by Action Packaged, Inc.
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Average customer review:Product Description
The Marantz SR5002 Digital Surround Receiver is a high-performance, high-power home theater receiver that offers outstanding surround sound and video quality. It is adapted for the new generation of audio with 7.1 Multi channel PCM decoding High Definition audio from Blu-ray Disk and HD DVD. A 32-bit DSP provides excellent reproduction of DD-EX, DTS ES, Dolby Pro Logic II, and Circle Surround II. To maximize the audio reproduction the SR5002 is equipped with the Marantz own MRAC one touch speaker calibration system. The 7 equal power amplifier section, with high current discrete output on all channels can handle easily the most demanding of action films, offering excellent sound quality on music playback from DVD or CD. Highly accurate audio converters for the analog to digital signal, resulting in a higher grade sound quality. Experience your movies and music in dynamic Marantz style.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #59579 in Consumer Electronics
- Brand: Marantz
- Model: 5002
- Dimensions: 34.00 pounds
Features
- 90 Watts x 7 Channel All Discrete Amplifier Stage
- HDMI (V1.3) Switching: 3-In / 1-Out
- Multi-channel (7.1) LPCM via HDMI capability
- M.R.A.C. Auto Calibration
- Up to Component Video Up-Conversion
Customer Reviews
Good Deal
I'm on my second Marantz amp because I upgraded from the 4000 series. I like the Marantz as it has a 'warm' sound, as opposed to, for example, a Rotel which is a superb amp but too 'clinical' for my ears. Rock, pop, classical, this amp handles them all in style. The SR5002 does what it is supposed to do, it has all the features you need, and sounds great whatever format you use. I use mine for CDs, DVDs and Apple TV. B&W speakers complement this amp perfectly. For the price, a great amp.
"EXCEEDED MY HIGH EXPECTATIONS"
I first purchased an Onkyo 705. The Onkyo was very user friendly, and also had a few more bells and whistles. But I returned it because I was not happy with the "tinny" sound. Luckily, I stumbled on the Marantz. What a difference! This receiver has a very sweet sound. Music sounds great, with a warm full sound. Home theater is awesome too. I love it.
Caught A Lemon
I purchased the Marantz SR5002 from Accessories for Less last November 08. I am handicapped and it took me almost five weeks to get a tech to install my system which is a 56" Pioneer LCD, PS3, Panasonic BD, and the Brighthouse cable box. When all was finally installed, we first tested the TV sound and it was intermittent; going off and on continuously, the tech tried different sound levels and there was an immediate crackling sound from the Bose speakers and the system went off. We waited several minutes and tried again with the same results. We turned the system on again to test the Panny BD using "The Dark Knight" and it sounded great. We tried several other BD's and they all looked and sounded great. We then tested the PS3 and it worked great with the three games I had. We put a BD disk in the PS3 and it sounded great. I guess I didn't need the Panny. We called Accessorties for Less and they told me I was too late to send it back to them since it had been over 30 days since I purchased it so we called Marantz and the tech I hired went throght all the tests the Marantz rep suggested. He said that there was a defect and to send it to their authorized warranty repair in Atlanta. I live in Tampa, FL. I couldn't belive that I had to send it to Atlanta and that there was no Marantz repair available in Florida. I sent it out and the unit was returned two weeks later. I had to wait a few weeks to get a tech over to re-install the system as I had been using a very old Sony receiver. The unit was still broken and had the same problems. I called Drake's in Atlanta complaining about my problems with the unit. They said to send it back. I never did. I had simply spent too much money on the Marantz and just stuck with the Sony. I am now ready to purchase again and am not sure what receiver to purchase next, but It will not be a Marantz. Believe me, this is a very abridged version of all the problems I experienced with the Marantz 5002. I did try switching out HDMI cords. I tried over ten different ones and tried using different settings but nothing helped to stop the crackling and the off and on sound problems. Hope all of you out there end up getting a system that works for you. Have a great day!

