Marantz SR5013 vs Onkyo TX-RZ830

Marantz SR5013 review

Marantz SR5013 can work with current formats of three-dimensional object-oriented sound - Dolby Atmos and DTS: X. DTS Virtual: X format is also supported. The receiver works with video in Ultra HD resolution and has an upscale that increases the resolution of any video format to 4K. The declared power of the device is 100 W per channel at 8 Ohms (180 W / 6 Ohms). The calibration of speakers connected to the Marantz SR5013 is at the disposal of the Audyssey MultEQ XT system. The model has onboard Wi-Fi (two bands), Bluetooth and works with the AirPlay 2 protocol.

Onkyo TX-RZ830 review

Onkyo TX-RZ830 provides end-to-end 4K and HDR transmission, as well as decoding of Dolby Atmos and DTS: X audio tracks. A noticeable advantage of the model against the competitor in this Marantz SR5013 vs Onkyo TX-RZ830 comparison is the power of the amplifiers, which is 180 W / channel at 6 Ohms. The presence of outputs for Zone 2 and Zone 3 allows you to listen to music even in different rooms. Built-in Google Chromecast enables Onkyo TX-RZ830 to play streaming video and music. With the Onkyo Music Control app, you can access Amazon Music.

Marantz SR5013 pros and cons

Onkyo TX-RZ830 pros and cons