Marantz SR7005

The SR7005 is positioned to replace the SR7002 as the second from the top of the line flagship model yet to be announced. The SR7005 (MSRP: $1599) retails for $200 more than the SR7002 but lacks the THX Select2 certification of the latter. The new...

You don't get a much cooler looking receiver than the Marantz SR7005.  When the front panel is closed, its full metal chassis has a wonderful minimalist aesthetic with only two ...

It's not unusual for a Marantz A/V receiver to have a curved front panel, inspired by the company's high-end two-channel gear. But this one has an unusual twist found in no other AVR models (so far). Between the usual volume and source-select knobs is...

Marantz is known for quality products and the SR7005 proved to be no exception. Our reviewer was "particularly impressed by how well the SR7005 did with surround sound."Overall, this receiver was considered "another leap forward" and sonically "one of...

My first high end receiver was a Yamaha RX-V1. It gave me many years of trouble free enjoyment. My next receiver was an Onkyo TX-NR805. It lasted 18 months when the display went blank. This was a defect on many of the 805 models. After being fixed...

The SR7005 produces great sound and is easy to set up but to me there are flaws in this flagship. I greatly miss any wifi hookup - you must be hard wired to do upgrades or use the supplied apps. 2nd the porthole is a joke as the info is too small to...

This is a great reciever with many features.I will start off by saying that im a audiophile and my first concern with any HT reciever is quality sonics using 2CH stereo and subwoofer. My prior reciever was a higly regarded Sony str da5es that I used...