Marantz SR5014 vs Marantz SR5013

Marantz SR5014 review

Marantz SR5014 is a 7.2-channel AV receiver that can work with the current formats of three-dimensional object-oriented sound - Dolby Atmos (up to 5.1.2-channel configuration) and DTS: X (from 2.1.2 to 5.1.2). The DTS Virtual: X format is supported, which turns an ordinary two- or multi-channel system, not equipped with ceiling or specialized speakers, into a full-fledged recreation center with virtual immersive 3D sound. The receiver supports Ultra HD and has an upscaler that raises the resolution of any video format to 4K. The manufacturer guarantees a power of 100 watts per channel at 8 ohms (180 W / 6 ohms).

Marantz SR5013 review

Equipped with the latest audio and video technology, the Marantz SR5013 takes your home theater to the next level by immersing you in immersive 3D soundtracks in the latest Dolby Atmos and DTS:X audio formats. It is fully equipped to bring the renowned Marantz sound to home theaters and Hi-Fi systems. The amplifier section has an output power of 180 watts for each of the 7 channels (6 ohms), quite enough to fill even large rooms with sound. The Audyssey MultEQ system allows you to make the perfect auto-calibration of speakers for the acoustic conditions of a particular room, and for fans of vinyl records the SR5013 also has a Phono input for direct connection of players.

Marantz SR5014 pros & cons

Marantz SR5013 pros & cons