Marantz SR5013 vs Marantz SR6012

Marantz SR5013 review

The 7.2-channel Marantz SR5013 receiver is capable of handling even four-ohm loads while guaranteeing 100 W per channel at 8 Ohm (180 W / 6 Ohm). As part of Marantz SR5013 vs Marantz SR6012 review, it worth note that both devices have support for three-dimensional sound formats - Dolby Atmos and DTS: X. The receiver has an upscale function, which increases the resolution of any video format to 4K. The model uses HDAM modules that use current feedback and provide high-quality amplification, which translates into pure dynamic sound with an extended frequency range.

Marantz SR6012 review

Marantz SR6012 compared to the Marantz SR5013, is a 9.2-channel receiver with discrete HDAM amplifiers with current feedback, which produces 110 W but at 4 Ohm versus 8 Ohm in SR5013, provides clean dynamic sound and easily cope with low-impedance speakers. The Marantz SR6012 receiver is equipped with dual-band Wi-Fi, and AirPlay, Bluetooth are present to connect mobile equipment. It is possible to integrate the receiver into the HEOS multi-room system and broadcast the audio stream of the Pandora, Spotify, TuneIn, Tidal, Deezer and other resources web services.

Marantz SR5013 pros and cons

Marantz SR6012 pros and cons