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Though priced at a comparatively modest $2000, the THX Select2- certified SR8002 tops Marantz's... (avguide.com)
Powerful, musical amplification, Easy to use with a great remote, Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master... (ultimateavmag.com)
We have collected and analyzed 11 expert reviews and 30 user reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 82/100 and users rate it 90/100. The average review date is August 20, 2008. We have compared these reviews to 34922 reviews from other Receivers & Amplifiers. The alaScore™ for this product is 89/100 = Very good. Last update: March 10, 2010.

890100
41 reviews
March, 2010
11 Experts
Product Age
30 Users
Rank 83
from $1399.00
By Steve Guttenberg (avguide.com)Read the full review
Though priced at a comparatively modest $2000, the THX Select2- certified SR8002 tops Marantz's current A/V receiver lineup. We remember when flagship receivers all went for thousands of dollars more and, sad to say, none of the megabuck models of ...
The Marantz SR8002 has it all: style, performance, and user-friendly ergonomics. We especially appreciated that last one; thanks to intuitive menus and controls, the owner's manual remained closed for most of our tests.
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By Fred Manteghian (ultimateavmag.com)Read the full review
In Donny Darko, Drew Barrymore's character, Ms. Pomery, says that a famous linguist once proclaimed "cellar door" to be the most beautiful phrase in the English language. I'm here to recommend we consider "Marantz" for that title, because it ...
Powerful, musical amplification, Easy to use with a great remote, Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio decoding, Two HDMI outputs for dual-display setups
No onscreen volume/source/surround mode display via HDMI or component
Like most modern receivers, there's so much to discover in the Marantz that this review could easily stretch to novella length. So let's just cut to the chase. The sound is superb, the feature set is extensive yet user friendly, and the $2000 price ...
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By Richard Stevenson (homecinemachoice.com)Read the full review
A long time ago, in a galaxy far away, Marantz took the whole THX concept to heart. The technology has since been widely implemented on its AV amplifiers and receivers down the years, even as some other AVR brands appeared to lose interest in the ...
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By Edmund R. Cannon (amazon.com)Read the full review
A very good receiver
Marantz. If you're here, you know them. Long history of extraordinary sound. Good build quality, mid to high price. I was excited after ordering this unit. My prior receiver was a not too old Onkyo TX-SR875. I had no problems with it, but wanted to move u...
By Jo Mazo (amazon.com)Read the full review
* * * * * GREAT RECEIVER * * * * *
Had this for 2 months and it is better than any other receiver I have owned. Best sound quality compared to an older Yamaha and recent Denon 3808. Music has never sounded better in my home. This receiver seems to have made my speakers disappear and let my...
By G. K. Oldham (amazon.com)Read the full review
Marantz SR8002
I have had my Marantz SR8002 for about 12 months now. I orginally purchased this to upgrade to current codecs (Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD MA) and HDMI connectivity. I was changing from my long time Rotel equipment, so I wasn't sure if I'd be happy. To make a...
Let's begin with the obvious - THX Select2 certification. It
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