Marantz SR6003 In Stock
Marantz SR6003 Receiver
The new Marantz SR6003 receiver has arrived at the Audioholics Store! Featuring an all-new chassis, front panel design and high-density flourescent display, the SR6003 produces 100 watts of continuous power to its seven amplifier channels. The SR6003 features a front panel USB input, which can be used to play MP3 and WMA files from your computer or digital music player of choice. The SR6003's M-DAX (Marantz Dynamic Audio eXpander) feature recreates the missing high frequency spectrum, making your compressed recordings sound better than ever!
Features Quick Look:
- Sophisticated new aluminum/reinforced resin front panel
- High Bit Rate Audio capability: Dolby TrueHD, dts-HD Master Audio
- HDMI v1.3a repeating (3 in/2 out)
- Audyssey MultEQ
- M-DAX for compressed audio
- USB input for Audio playback
- Simple color GUI
- 10bit Video converter to HDMI (interlaced to progressive and scaler)
- Dual HDMI and component video outputs
- Analog and digital multi-zone outputs
- In-line seven channel amplifiers/High definition audio design
- New FL display
- Updated LCD backlit Learning remote controller
- <16" Shallow chassis
- Various control interfaces: RS-232C, Flasher in, DC trigger)
- Multiple radio system (AM/FM/XM/SIRIUS)
- MSRP: $1199.99
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cholke posts on October 04, 2008 22:59
Help me with the nnn3 vs. nnn2 series. Will they update the 7- and 8-series? Besides the new physical design. What is the change since the nnn2 series has the new HD decoding, etc.?
Thanks,
Craig
Thanks,
Craig
corysmith01 posts on October 03, 2008 16:07
Agreed. I really like the look of the new Marantz receivers. I've had love for Marantz from a few years ago when I picked up an SR8400. I've since moved on and had a Denon, and now a Rotel. But with these new models, I'm seriously considering going back to them. Not b/c I feel the need to...I just want to. Who doesn't like new toys?
Bluesmoke posts on October 03, 2008 11:28
Such an awesome looking receiver.
I'd love to see someone compare it to the Denon 2809.
I'd love to see someone compare it to the Denon 2809.
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