Category — Audio Receiver

The AM/FM tuner of the Marantz SR6004 worked well, tuning in even difficult stations and had more presets available than any terrestrial radio market will offer. It's so easy to use and so practical, while sounding incredible. This is the one to check out if you are in the market for a new receiver, but get your own: I'm keeping this one. The only thing not present on this receiver is WiFi support for computer audio, but the included Bluetooth support is more useful, easier to set up and accomplishes the same goals. I am very happy to see this addition, as switching between the two outputs on older Marantz receivers was deeply buried in the set-up menus. Clearly, this will handle even large libraries and massive storage devices. It makes going from point A to point B much more thrilling. The input assignment is done on a large chart and

The front panel USB port is full 2. All inputs can be renamed to your liking. This is the receiver I am recommending to anyone who asks me. It's so easy to use and so practical, while sounding incredible. I tried the Audyssey Dynamic EQ and volume and went through the various levels. When connected via USB, iPods and iPhones transfer data digitally as LPCM and can reproduce true CD quality sound from uncompressed files. This new receiver has you covered on all the new codecs, Audyssey features, video scaling and even Bluetooth connectivity. Times are changing and Marantz has adapted nicely to the new technologies available to the receiver maker. To compare the RX101 Bluetooth receiver to the USB, I used my iPhone. The new GUI Marantz has made is much more modern than the previous version, which seemed very MS-DOS like and was a nice new addition. Scaling from the

Connectors for both Sirius and XM satellite radio are here, as well as AM and FM tuners with up to 60 presets and direct access via the remote. Then, why settle for a second rate sound system? Let's face it. Turning to TV, I found the time for the SR6004 to switch between different HD resolutions acceptably. A two-prong IEC power socket with both a switched and un-switched power outlet for your other components round out the connectivity. A front panel input allows composite video and has the only S-Video jack on the receiver. Pricing has not been announced for Cambridge Audio's home market, so maybe it's expecting us Yanks to do initial testing of the $1800 price point. All inputs can be renamed to your liking. 1 set of KEF 5005. 1 channel analog input. You'll never tire of their many functions and playback capabilities. All analog video sources

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