Marantz NR1711

With absolutely all the features you need, the Marantz NR1711 provides great home cinema experiences in a slim and sleek form package.

The Marantz NR1711 is our runner-up, a 7-channel Dolby Atmos receiver built to occupy smaller spaces and fill rooms with wide, dynamic sound. You can connect it to almost any type of audio source from HDTVs to turntables to video game consoles....

Med absolutt alle funksjoner man trenger, gir Marantz NR1711 store hjemmekinoopplevelser fra et slankt og lekkert format.

Wir haben 35 AV-Receiver getestet. Der beste ist der Denon AVC-X3800. Er ist umfangreich ausgestattet, das leichte Handling sowie eine Einmessfunktion erleichtern auch dem Neuling die Einrichtung und sorgen unkompliziert für ein fulminantes...

Med absolut alla funktioner man behöver ger Marantz NR1711 stora hemmabioupplevelser i ett slimmat och snyggt format.

I finally managed to get this delivered a week ago. It was the final piece of my system rebuild, of which 98% of which came from Richer Sounds Exeter. If they had sold the CD player and phono stage it would have all come from there. Now to the Marantz....

Been using daily for a couple of weeks now and would highly recommend. The convenience of the low profile cannot be understated, and in the the relatively large room we have it in the 50W per channel output is more than enough. However, the app is...

Bought it a couple of weeks ago and only got it connected 3 days ago. It's almost flawless and huge value for money. I bought it because it can be controlled by my TV remote of my LG remote (amp is hidden out of sight in a cupboard), does Atmos obvs...

Trying to initiate research for an upgrade to my Pioneer VSX-921 and I came across this nice little receiver. Not for the first time on the RS website is the product missing some of the most crucial info. In this instance, the power rating.

Upgraded from a premature demise of a 2yr old Onkyo. Feature abundant and easy to install, just take your time. Slimline modern look amazing. Only shortcomings are the apps, terrible and won't use but didn't spoil a thing.