Marantz SR8002

87% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

100% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

A big, bold but still subtle sound ; good with music - for a multi-channel amp ; fine build

Not quite the last word in insight

The SR8002 is a solid performer in all respects – it’s well equipped, too

At an MSRP of $1999, one would be hard pressed to find many receivers that provide the features and refined sound of the Marantz SR8002. Starting with a plethora of inputs and ending with on-board decoding of high definition multi-channel audio and amp...

This receiver is a powerhouse when it comes toaudio, producing an inviting, powerful but not overly aggressive sound.Audiophiles will love it ; The included remote is a cinch to operate - a rarity for receivers at any price ; The unit supports latest...

The user interface in not very sexy and is largely text-based, although it is relatively easy to use, compared to other interfaces. The Marantz 8002 is not an iMac, but then again, you don't need an PhD in electrical engineering to operate this sucker...

Full-bodied, powerful audio and gorgeous high-def video are this receiver's calling cards and, with a feature list that goes on forever, you're getting a lot of functionality in a high-end receiver for not too much money ($2,000). This receiver isn't...

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.

At just under two thousand dollars, the Marantz SR8002 is not cheap. If your main goal is to access Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD, and so on via HDMI 1.3a, there are less costly options. But if you want a deluxe implementation with all the audio enhancements...

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 tag...

Excellent audio performance ; Good video handling ; Reliable HDMI operation ; Negative ; Quite expensive ; Lacks some features offered by the competition ; POWER: 7 x 125W, 8 ohms, 20-20,000Hz, 0.08% THD ; INPUTS: 4 x component video, 5 x S-Video, 5 x...

Quite expensive ; Lacks some features offered by the competition ; POWER: 7 x 125W, 8 ohms, 20-20,000Hz, 0.08% THD ; INPUTS: 4 x component video, 5 x S-Video, 5 x composite video, 7 x analogue stereo, 1 x 7.1 analogue, 4 x optical digital, 3 x coaxial...

The Marantz SR8002 home theatre receiver is excellent. It produces glorious sound and handles video competently. Best of all, there were no incompatibilities with any connected equipment, including via HDMI.